The 4th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Culture and Arts Festival exemplifies the multi-faceted exchange and integration platform for regional talents
Supported by all major arts groups in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area (GBA), this cultural exchange platform contributes to the continued flourishing of the cross-border artistic scene.
The GBA festival has also developed into a vital showcase that facilitates the creative flow of both established and up-and-coming talents from the region.
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With Hong Kong debuting as the host, the GBA festival celebrates the arts in their full diversity, immersing audiences in the region in the exploration of infinite possibilities and elevating their appreciation to another level.
A vibrant platform for cultural exchange, the GBA festival fosters deeper connections and understanding in the GBA. By bringing together diverse artistic talents from different cities, it has succeeded in promoting cultural and artistic integration.
“The GBA festival is an excellent platform for promoting cultural exchange between Guangzhou and Hong Kong, as it provides us with opportunities to get to know and collaborate with one another,” says Monkey Sit, a singer-songwriter in Hong Kong, who has co-written a song with Mover, a Cantopop band from Guangzhou. They performed it live together at the concert “POP KONG”.
“We’ve learned about each other's living habits and environments before creating music together. The most unforgettable aspect is that the entire piece was completed remotely via the Internet. We exchanged and modified the lyrics and melodies across regions, and ultimately succeeded in finishing a piece that is full of our unique characteristics,” Sit says of his co-creating experience with the Mainland pop band.
A spokesman for Mover says the group was thrilled with the opportunity. “We are delighted to have collaborated with Monkey. The musical clash allowed us to create something different from our previous works. Ultimately, music always comes first.”
