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The King’s Singers China Tour
Described as "voices of spun gold" (BBC Music Magazine), The King’s Singers were formed by six choral scholars from King's College in Cambridge in 1968. With a discography of well over 150 recordings The King’s Singers have garnered both awards and significant critical acclaim. The ensemble’s pot-on intonation, their impeccable vocal blend, the flawless articulation of the text and incisive timing always delight their widespread and enthusiastic fan base. Please click here to read more.
Sound And The City – The Anthology
Sound And The City was an innovative sound art project conceived by the British Council and realised across China between 2005-2006. The anthology was launched in October 2007 at Timezone8 book store in Beijing. Please click here to read more.
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| We provide the latest news on arts, sports, culture and science from the UK. Register with us, subscribe to our ezines and you will receive it regularly from us. You will have chance to get information and free tickets to our various events. |
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The poster design of AirplayUK Animation Music Video Screening Reel 1. |
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Every week our editor will present you one article (only in Chinese) to review what happened in the UK music scene lately. |
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The British Council Selector Radio logo |
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| AirplayUK is a round-up of some of the best work in music videos produced in Britain, including interviews with MV directors currently working in the UK. |
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| What's up in the UK music industry? Do you want to know more about the UK music awards and various festivals? Find out the answers here. |
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| The weekly online radio program Selector is live now at our British Council Hong Kong website. You will be listening to new pop music from the UK at any time. |
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| Every week, our editor will present you one article (only in Chinese) to review what happened in the UK music scene lately. |
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Selector on air in Shenzhen
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The Selector is a weekly radio programme playing the best new British music for a global audience, and is now on air in Shenzhen. Stay tuned!
11:00 – 12:00 pm every Saturday and Sunday
FM105.7 U Radio (Covering South China)
Online listening: www.selector-radio.com |
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October 2010
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Piano Recital by Peter Frankl
Peter Frankl made his name on the international circuit as a young pianist in the 1960s and, since that time, he has appeared with the conductors Abbado, Ashkenazy, Barbirolli, Blomstedt, Boulez, Chailly, Davis, Doráti, Fischer, Haitink, Kempe, Kertész, Leinsdorf, Maazel, Masur, Muti, Sanderling, Solti, Szell, among others. |
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September 2010
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Creativity and Music: Getting Better All the Time
Renowned British community music expert and music educator Peter Moser will, together with musicians from Shanghai, Hong Kong, Kaosiung as well as the US, lead students from local and international schools in a unique community music performance during the Mid Autumn Festival vacation. |
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Music Funhill Festival 2010
The 1st FunHill Music Festival will be held in Riverfront Park located in Changyang town, Fangshan District, Beijing dated 21 -23 September 2010. In the three-day holidays of Mid-autumn festival, you can take your friends and family members to the festival venue and experience the big party with passion, green and music. |
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| Come here to explore the mujsic projects we did or supported in China: EUYO 2008 China Tour (2008), RPO Beijing Taster Workshop (2008), BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra China Tour (2008), The King´s Singers Concerts (2008), London Jazz Festival (2007), Coldcut Live In Shanghai and Beijing (2007), Sound and the City Project (2005-2006), UK Arts Festival (2006), Bacardi Sino Session 1 - Maximo Park (2007),MIDI 2007 Festival (2007),Antenna UK Contemporary Music Video Screening (2006-2007),Beijing Pop Festival 2007,Yue Festival (2007),Chongqing UK Arts Festival 07 and previous Rhythm UK website. |
| Here are many websites you can check out the information about the UK music. Click here to open the gate to the world of the UK music. |
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