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ecome a zong jyun, bon aan, or tam
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Chapter Five The Music Cantonese op
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Recitatives in a Cantonese opera in
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The bright sound was desirable espe
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two). 115 The new instrument, calle
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goe tan are actually more attractiv
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Many ji ceong 120 lie in the backst
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of the eyes upward and ties it tigh
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1911 and 1949. Audiences are no lon
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performing industry when I was youn
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Chapter Seven Hong Kong— Social I
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To attract spectators, Sit and Ma h
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women looking forward to troupes co
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After his teacher 13 th Son of Nam
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made up new industries in the 1960s
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Peking opera fa dan (leading female
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Selecting virtues of a few male fri
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Chapter Eight China and Vancouver M
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violin, the koh hu, and he also tra
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Figure 13. Mr. C. Chan at the Qing
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The 94-year-old gentleman walked ad
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Ling: What is in your mind when you
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legendarily departed from Hong Kong
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A Chinese instrumental orchestra, s
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Ms. Chan was the lead singer in the
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Cantonese opera is not static; it i
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second jester Ga Lueng Yee, a serva
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4. As the two young people are havi
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features, he turns to Ci Yung. Wai
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