Ebenezer Nanyin Project: Nanyin Concert
Ebenezer School and Home for the Visually Impaired presents the Nanyin Concert, featuring master Du Yong and performer Yang Enhua, showcasing cross-generational Nanyin art. The two-part concert will be held at the Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre and the Hong Kong Space Museum; admission is free with registration.
- When
30 Jun 2026 16:00
6 Jul 2026 15:00
- Location
Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre (Theatre)
Kowloon Diamond Hill Wong Tai Sin
11 Clear Water Bay Rd, Ngau Chi Wan, Kowloon
Highlights
The "Ebenezer Nanyin Project: Nanyin Concert" is a unique musical showcase blending traditional arts with intergenerational legacy. As a key event under the "2024 Community-Led Project" initiative, it aims to revitalize the endangered art of "Di Shui Nanyin" through collaborative performances featuring visually impaired students and professional artists, bringing the charm of traditional Nanyin into the local community.
Program
Presented by the Ebenezer School and Home for the Visually Impaired and funded by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Funding Scheme of the HKSAR, this concert series honors the roots of local culture. The program features a blend of classic Nanyin, expertly performed by master Du Yong and local performer Yang Enhua, alongside innovative new Nanyin-inspired nursery rhymes performed by children. It is a testament to the enduring vibrancy of traditional arts through the eyes and voices of the next generation.
Performers
The concert features renowned Huqin master and Nanyin performer Du Yong, alongside resident musician Yang Enhua and performer Liu Wai-yan. They will be joined by enthusiastic students from the Nanyin training programs, demonstrating the spirit of cross-generational artistic inheritance.
Ticketing
Admission is free, but prior registration is required. As spaces are limited, audiences are encouraged to register early via the official link.
- First Concert: June 30, 2026, 16:00 | Venue: Ngau Chi Wan Civic Centre (Theatre)
- Second Concert: July 6, 2026, 15:00 | Venue: Hong Kong Space Museum (Lecture Hall)
