8 May 2027 (Sat) 8:00pm 9 May 2027 (Sun) 3:00pm, 8:00pm
Venue
Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall
Ticket Fee
$700, $600, $450, $300 (Half-price ticket discount for senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and minders, Comprehensive Social Security Assistance Recipients and full-time students. Patrons can only enjoy one of the discount schemes for purchasing tickets.)
Conductor
Chew Hee Chiat
Performed by
Chorus: The Hong Kong Children’s Choir
“God of Cantopop” Sam Hui is an unrivalled genius and pop-music pioneer, his era-defining songs capturing Hong Kong working class frustrations and the witty humour of everyday life (including mahjong games). From tender love ballads to rousing anthems, these unforgettable melodies have become a shared cultural memory for generations of Hong Kong people.
To celebrate this legendary figure, conductor Chew Hee Chiat leads the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra and the Hong Kong Children’s Choir in a programme thoughtfully divided in four sections: “Overture”, “Growing Up”, “Cheeky Funny” and “At the Movies”. The symphonic power of the Chinese orchestra melds perfectly with pop music’s warmth and familiarity, taking audiences on a nostalgic journey tinged with laughter and tears to rediscover the enduring Hong Kong spirit.