cover news reporter Xu Yuyang
html On July 19, Karen Mok's "Big Show" 2024 concert in Chengdu was officially announced and will be held at the main stadium of Dong'an Lake Sports Park in Chengdu on August 17. It is a classic that debuted for 31 years. The song will be performed in full this evening.
Photos from earlier tours
Karen Mok’s masterpieces are countless. It is understood that during this "Big Show" tour, Karen Mok carefully selected the most classic songs for the 31st anniversary of her debut, so that "every sentence" directly touches everyone's youthful memories, hoping to turn the concert into a large-scale ktv scene.
Photos from earlier tours
Karen Mok, who is popular in the music scene with her classic love songs, this time through the "Big Show" concert, she and three senior musicians established a limited band "the masters", which is more than a rock addiction. Such a combination is not only the creative axis of the entire concert, but also provides a new interpretation of its past wonderful works. It also presents new rock creations and exclusive performances for the concert. The passionate rock energy will showcase every musician The master's unique aura collides with a new spark.
The wonderful collision of Eastern culture and Western elements has always been Karen Mok's specialty in music creation. Karen Mok has been learning guzheng since she was in elementary school. She has been incorporating guzheng elements into Western pop music arrangements or live performances, which can be seen in music singles such as "diva", "Only One Suitcase" and "Not to Be Continued" .
Karen Mok showed off her guzheng at the concert
In addition, the unique style of fusion of Chinese and Western styles has always been a strong label of Karen Mok in the music world. In the 1996 "Full Body" album, she sang "Darker than the Night" and "Unfinished Love" in Chinese style The unique quality of Western music, the dialogue between national songs and Western instruments in the 2009 "Hui Wei" album, the perfect fusion of Chinese instruments in the 2013 "Somewhere I Belong" jazz album, the latest "Mo Mao Trilogy" The theme song "Moonlight" is an innovative attempt to combine classical piano with Chinese Cantonese folk songs, all of which show Karen Mok's unique musical gene.
In this "Big Show" concert, the integration of Eastern and Western cultures will reach a new height. It is understood that Karen Mok will serve as the creative director of the concert this time. In the chapter concept of the concert, the hexagrams of the "Book of Changes" are drawn from, and the "three-act play" form of drama is used to present the inheritance, transition and integration. The performance also specifically integrates the presentation of Chinese traditional Modern dance with elements of the martial arts "Wing Chun" fully demonstrates the uniqueness of the fusion of Chinese and Western styles.
(according to the organizer)
