Academy Composition Concert
Music
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What sweeter music can we bring? (edoli cheri gaoyuTa?)もっと甘い音楽はあるだろう!?: YIP Sai Man Simon (BMus1)
Dear Mr. Charles Ives,Here is my reply to your unanswered question. My reply is unfortunately not a concrete answer but another question which I do not have the answer as well.In this reply there are some styles you must be very familiar with, and some are totally new to you. I am still polishing my composition skills.By the way, what is your favorite dessert? I have a huge sweet tooth. How about a glass of coconuty Mozart or a cup of chocolaty Brahms? I like dessert from all over the world: creme brulee, tiramisu, rasmalai, sesame soup, ujikintoki, rote grutze, baklawa and etc. Delicious~~~Do you like herbs and spices? Curry dishes are somewhat boring so I do not recommend it to you. The Lebanese parsley salad Tabouli is not too interesting as well. How about deep-fried peppercorns with chili or basil sauteed with cinnamon powder and truffle? If you are not satisfied with the monotonous taste, you may add some canned surtromming from Sweden.My signature dish is slow-cooked banana soup with hamburger and nuggets (巨無霸麥樂雞老火湯, 嘔心蕉湯底). Bon appetit.P.S. You may be interested to meet Warren Buffet. He has some very big insurance business as well.Yours sincerely,Simon Yip
Freudian Slip: WONG Lok Hang Amos (BMus1)
Call it a coincidence or not, every creation and invention were carefully constructed. A tiny error and things would be put to a halt、 a wire malfunction shuts down the entire railway network. To what extend do we truly understand how our minds function? Have you thought of the possibility to slip words that contradict your will? You may have experienced the wrestle, struggle between your heart and mind then you blurted. Instantly, your subconscious spoke for you. Lots of confusion surfaced in your memory palace as you try to figure out your real motives, and it is difficult to take back what you have said. Your words travel much faster than a carriage pulled by four horses.
Swirling of Kaleido: TSANG Henry Chi Yeung(BMus1)
This piece is about Kaleidoscope and Swirl Paint. Inside the kaleidoscope, you may see something symmetrical and sparkling. However, swirl paint gives a gradual change of color and shape. The first and second movement shows their own characteristics. And the last movement “combines” them. It seems impossible in the reality as there are two different images, but in music, maybe they can.Movement I: The movement of KaleidoscopeMovement II: Swirl PaintMovement III: Swirling of Kaleido
Intersection: WONG Tsz Chun Jackson (BMus1)
This is not the Intersection by Liu Yichang. Value of being here would only be when 1 and 2 are interacting.
Volcano Rhapsody: WAI Chun On Anson (BMus1)
The power of a volcano can be devastating, but also very creative, it is a part of nature…….
Portraits (yoeri)似顔絵: YIP Sai Man Simon (BMus1)
Portraits (yoeri)似顔絵
I self-portrait
II the short-haired and pure-hearted straight A student
III the stylish but weird spine
IV the shy Noguchi-san
And So The World Began: CHOW Tsz Hin (BMus1)
‘And So The World Began’ is a woodwind quartet for flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon in three sections, which is based on the story from the Bible of the creation of heaven and earth by God.1.Genesis2.Living Creatures3.His Image
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