Ginalina, Daniel Lew, Kapa Arkieh, and Lefan co-wrote the song and appear in a music video just before the arrival of the Year of the Snake.
Canada’s first duelling Asian women-led piano act, No Sweet Carolines (Kristin Fung and XiXi), will be at Harbour Green Park on Saturday.
溫哥華的 Jade Music Fest 將匯聚兩位備受喜愛的亞洲音樂家，在 Vogue Theatre（時尚劇院）舉行一場音樂會，並邀請來自加拿大三個城市的音樂家參加。本週五（11 月 8 日）的 Concert of Convergence （匯聚音樂會）將由香港抒情歌后樹莉莉 (Serrini) 和台灣超級巨星鄭宜農 (Enno Cheng) 領銜演出。
The Jade Music Fest is presenting the Concert of Convergence, which will include Canadian artists Aiko Tomi, Daniel Lew, and Mirabelle Jien.
Lew plans to unveil two original songs in Mandarin and will play one original song with half the lyrics in Cantonese at this year’s event.
歌曲從何來？對於溫哥華歌手兼詞曲作家的廖偉廉來說，他的新專輯《Destiny》的主打歌是從他的睡夢中浮現出來的。“我記得有一個夢，夢裡我感覺被賦予一種力量，我醒來後，我就帶著這種感覺，” 廖偉廉在福溪岸邊接受採訪時告訴Pancouver。“我走到鋼琴前，旋律似乎就自然地流露出來，而且音色很乾淨。”
Where do songs come from? For Lew, the title track of his new album, Destiny, emerged from his sleep.
今年春天，太平洋彼岸举办了一场跨文化盛宴。由温哥华发起的玉石音乐节（Jade Music Fest） 在台北举办了首届玉石音乐节：超混血共演（Jade Music Fest in Asia），共有来自加拿大、台湾、香港和澳洲的17位音乐家登台表演。
今年春天，太平洋彼岸舉辦了一場跨文化盛宴。由溫哥華發起的玉石音樂節（Jade Music Fest） 在台北舉辦了首屆玉石音樂節：超混血共演（Jade Music Fest in Asia），共有來自加拿大、台灣、香港和澳洲的17位音樂家登台表演。
Un événement interculturel s’est passé à travers l’océan ce printemps. Jade Music Fest (la fête de musique jade) de Vancouver a organisé leur première édition de Jade Music Fest à Taipei, Taïwan. L’événement invitait un total de dix-sept artistes du Canada, de Taïwan, d’Hong Kong et d’Australie pour partager une scène.
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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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