From August 28th to September 2nd, 1989, Priscilla Chan held six "When will I see you again" concerts in Hong Kong Red House. At this time, because she has already announced that she is going to quit singing to study in the United States, this is her first solo concert, but it is also her farewell concert-in her own words at the concert: I don't know whether to be happy or sad. Indeed, it was a concert with mixed feelings, especially when Priscilla Chan, who just turned 24 at that time, was at the peak of his singing career: "Always Your Friend" released earlier sold 7 platinum in Hong Kong and became the best-selling record of the year; "Qian Qian Song" and "Night Machine" are popular in the whole Chinese area. But at this glorious moment, she resolutely chose to turn around and leave, and her indifferent personality and persistence in pursuing her dreams won people's respect.
Until the mid-199s, most concerts still used the design of three-sided platform, but Priscilla Chan opened all sides in his first solo in 1989. Although there was no such thing as a heavenly king, her momentum was completely up to this level. Among the Hong Kong female singers in the 198s, Anita Mui, the eldest sister, rode the dust and smiled proudly after her debut in 1982. In the middle stage, five golden flowers, consisting of Sally Yeh, Priscilla Chan, Sandy Lam, Kuang Meiyun and Liu Meijun, began to shine brilliantly, until Sally Yeh and Priscilla Chan both stood out at the end and finally caught up with Anita Mui. When Anita Mui announced her retirement after winning the most popular female singer for the fifth time in a row, she said that she was optimistic that Priscilla Chan would be the best female singer in Hong Kong in the next few years. But Priscilla Chan still left. No one knows when she will meet again when she leaves.
After watching this concert more than ten years later, I still feel somewhat disappointed and emotional. However, Priscilla Chan's performance is still excellent. The intonation, timbre and breath of the live singing are almost impeccable. Coupled with the true feelings and exquisite costumes, it is still a classic of the Red Pavilion concert.
The DVD and VCD about this concert are different in tracks, and each has clips that the other party has not included. I wonder if it is the arrangement of the record company, and people need to buy them at the same time to piece together a complete concert scene. However, the DVD clip has become a karaoke version, so the audio-visual version of VCD is more worthy of people's treasure. Listening to some of her words and watching her interaction with FANS are all very attractive places.
At the beginning, Priscilla Chan dressed as the chief's daughter was carried onto the stage by a group of "aborigines", which just set off the opening track of the dance music changed from Africa: "The Earth Tracks". Although Priscilla Chan is best at lyric slow songs, he still sang some excellent fast songs and strong songs in those years. In this concert, one third of the tracks are well-known works among these fast songs, and there is no special dancing Part, but they are interspersed among many love songs and slow songs, which makes the atmosphere of the whole concert look Zhang Chi. Priscilla Chan's dance is not excellent (even she says she is all thumbs), but she works well with the whole dance group and moves neatly. What I like better is the "rebellion" she specially gave to the boys and the "dancing street" after teasing the audience. It is quite satisfactory to see her serious performance in choreography and exquisite figure.
Lyric slow songs are naturally the main force of the concert. Priscilla Chan sang too many good songs in the 198s. This time, he concentrated the essence together, so that people could listen to them all at once. Whether it is the "lost promise" and "love in the glass window" at the beginning of debut, or the "flower shop" and "infatuation accident" at the beginning of popularity; No matter "Silly Girl" and "Life in somewhere tomorrow" when she successfully ascended the throne, or the latest popular "Qian Qian Song" and "Night Machine", they are all presented to the public one by one. Her LIVE standard is quite high, except for singing a wrong lyric in "Qian Qian Song", everything is almost perfect. Indeed, at that time, her career and her state were at the peak.
My personal favorite clip is "Love in the Glass Window". Dressed as a princess with a Xinjiang flavor, she knelt in the center of the revolving stage, which was very playful and lovely. This style is also my favorite of all the styles in this concert. The most touching scene is naturally "Qian Qian's Song", where the dancers kissed Priscilla Chan goodbye, tearful. So far, many old fans can't forget the sad scene. At the concert, we also saw Man Yee Lam who gave flowers on stage, Tony Arevalo Jr. who was the music director, and Dad Chen who was sitting in the audience. We also heard Priscilla Chan's exhortation to people: We must cherish everyone around us. Combined with the background at that time (the tide of immigrants in Hong Kong, the torrent of many stars), this concert was more of a spiritual touch while satisfying our auditory enjoyment.
After all, it's a concert in the 198s, so it's somewhat outdated to look at the lighting and stage design from the present perspective. However, I really appreciate the arrangement of placing BAND members around the center stage, which shows respect for the musicians behind the scenes. After all, they are also the main force to complete this concert. Before singing "Night Scare", Priscilla Chan introduced the members of BAND one by one. At Heyin, we also saw the tallest Zhang Weiwen-he published several well-received cover albums and held his own solo concert in Hong Kong in recent years, covering the songs of many female singers, including Priscilla Chan's famous hit "The Lost Promise".
This is the most influential and best-performing solo concert in Priscilla Chan's career. Even in so many years and concerts in the Red House, it is a classic. In the end, Priscilla Chan kept waving to people, without taking away a cloud, but left her nearly perfect 198s in people's hearts forever.
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was called the first female voice of Hong Kong Music, because this is the second singer who can cooperate with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra after Jacky Cheung.
Introduction of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra:
In 1974, the Hong Kong String Orchestra became professional, consisting of more than 9 talented musicians from more than 1 countries. In its colorful history, the orchestra has cooperated with many famous artists in the world. Apart from being subsidized by the Urban Council, the orchestra's income also comes from sponsorship, donations, advertisements and ticket sales. In each music season from September to July, the orchestra performed more than 1 concerts in various cultural venues in Hong Kong. The repertoire was mainly symphonic works, including a large number of works from Hong Kong and overseas. The orchestra often performs in opera and ballet productions, and holds a set of pop music programs in Hong Kong Gymnasium every year. The orchestra has been invited to perform in the United States, Canada, China, Taiwan Province, Macau, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Thailand, and won favorable comments. The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra has also enriched the cultural life of Hong Kong people through educational concerts, pre-concert lectures, music appreciation courses and publications, group performances in hospitals and schools, and a new "Young Audience" program.
4 Concerts of Jane in 23
Priscilla Chan, who has been retired for a long time, made a full-scale comeback in 23, signed a global record "Love Knot", and even held a solo concert "Concert of Jane in Priscilla Chan" in July!
The princess once said that her favorite thing is to sing in the Red Pavilion. Up to now, she has sung in the Red Pavilion for a total of 2 times. In 1988, he gave four solo concerts in Guangdong, including "Come Back Concert" in 1995, "Broadening Concert" with Su Yongkang in 1998, "2 Hours of Mini Concert in Love" in 2, "Toronto Concert" in 24 (public welfare), and two concerts (public welfare) in February this year
This year,
(I retired once in p>(89, and returned from school in 1995 because of studying; In 2, she retired. In 1998, the record company didn't treat her very well. She quit after her contract expired in 2 and returned in 23. Unfortunately, the record industry at that time was not so good, and it retired; It was not until 26 that she came back again, and this time the princess was in a very good state of mind ... < P > Personally, I liked Jane's Concert in 23 best. ...