星級音樂會 之 廣州兒童合唱團 與 紐西蘭中學生合唱團 聯合音樂會【2026世界合唱節——香港】

About the show

The Guangzhou Children's Choir (廣州兒童合唱團) and the New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir (紐西蘭中學生合唱團) — two top-tier youth vocal ensembles from opposite sides of the globe — will converge on the Hong Kong stage at the 2026 World Choral Festival. This is a musical dialogue that transcends language and culture: the Guangzhou Children's Choir, under the baton of Ms. Zhang Zhanbi (張展璧), boasts a formidable roster of 1,100 members and has earned multiple gold awards and championships both domestically and internationally; their work "Starlight Song (繁星曲)" was even nominated for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards. The New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir, led by Ms. Susan Densem, is a national-level ensemble for elite singers aged 13 to 18, selected through a nationwide audition every two years. Since its founding in 1986, it has completed 13 international tours and won the highest honour, the "World Choir Grand Prix," at the World Youth Choral Festival. For many of its members, participation is a life-changing experience — it paves the way for a professional music career, with alumni later becoming influential figures in the global music scene. This approximately 90-minute concert will feature alternating performances from both choirs, showcasing a diverse range of styles from classical choral works to folk music. The Guangzhou Children's Choir is not only a perennial champion in competitions — sweeping the double gold championship at the 9th China Children's Choral Festival and the highest honour of "Exemplary Voice" at the 17th China International Chorus Festival — but also represents the pinnacle of youth choral singing in China. The New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir, with its accolades including being named the "World Children's Choir" at the Langollen International Musical Eisteddfod and setting the record for the most awards won in a single edition at Canada's Kathaumixw, demonstrates the vocal potential of young people from the Southern Hemisphere. Whether you

Synopsis translated by KinoHK — the performance itself is not in English unless stated above.