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Yuet Sing – Autumn Moon Over Placid Lake / 平湖秋月

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Watch an excerpt from a rare performance

PHI presented Montréal’s Yuet Sing Cantonese Music Club, featuring musical preludes, traditional opera excerpts, and an original composition by Toa Wong, hosted by Mary Sui Yee Wong and Amelia Wong-Mersereau. The event took place alongside Lap-See Lam: Shadow Play, an exhibition exploring cultural heritage through Cantonese opera and shadow theatre.

“Autumn Moon Over Placid Lake” is a song about Respecting the Elderly, with original lyrics by Master Toa Wong.

Performed by Irene Lau, May Lun, Anthony Lung, Susan Yuen and Chao Yuen

Musicians:
Lead Erhu: Mr. Ri Zeng Guan
Base Erhu: Mr. Yu Pao Jong
Yang Qin: Mr. Jick Fun Yee
Guzheng: Ms. Jennifer Tsui
Lute: Mr. Norman Chan
Drums and Clappers: Mr. Joe Fong
Gong Mr. Kin Tsang Yu

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