
三名值得注意的本地音樂家成為Together We Are!農曆新年音樂會焦點
一名朋友曾經告訴我甚麼是「三的法則」(rule of three),即是在任何演說中僅列出三個重點,以免令觀眾混淆的智慧。我決定借用這法則,來回顧昨晚在奧芬劇院(the Orpheum)舉行的Together We Are!音樂會。

一名朋友曾經告訴我甚麼是「三的法則」(rule of three),即是在任何演說中僅列出三個重點,以免令觀眾混淆的智慧。我決定借用這法則,來回顧昨晚在奧芬劇院(the Orpheum)舉行的Together We Are!音樂會。

Ukrainian concert pianist Anna Sagalova, violin prodigy Arianna Stott, and family folksinger Ginalina will all perform on the Orpheum stage.

All the pieces are already in place in Vancouver, but it will also take considerable effort from governments and media to make this happen.

卑诗省家庭民谣歌手Ginalina在她的音乐事业中创造了不少里程碑。她已先后录制五张专辑,并获得三个朱诺奖(JUNO)提名。此外,她的英语、法语和国语歌曲创作与演唱更成功掳获加拿大和亚洲乐迷的心。

Ginalina新專輯《Going Back》是遠東民謠的現代演繹合集。卑詩省家庭民謠歌手Ginalina在她的音樂事業中創造了不少里程碑。她已先後錄製五張專輯,並獲得三個朱諾獎(JUNO)提名。此外,她的英語、法語和國語歌曲創作與演唱更成功擄獲加拿大和亞洲樂迷的心。

Ginalina has already received three JUNO nominations for her family-friendly music, but on Coming Back, she’s doing something new.






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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.
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