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MALAYSIAN DIVA VANESSA REYNAULD'S POWERHOUSE AUDITION FOR SING! CHINA 2023
Vanessa is part-Indian, part-Chinese, part-French, all-Malaysian and all-talent. Sing! China 2023 is currently on hiatus because of the scandal around Coco Lee, but that shouldn't detract from Vanessa's amazing blind audition that had all four judges swiveling their chairs for a chance to be her mentor... (she chose Emil Chau) 😍
2018好声音单曲纯享之《remember me》：74岁音乐大师陈彼自弹自唱全场致敬 Sing！China2018 官方超清
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“When You Are Old” by William Butler Yates
“When you are old and grey and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book, And slowly read, and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep; How many loved your moments of glad grace, And loved your beauty with love false or true, But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you, And loved the sorrows of your changing face;”
And then liberties were taken, and it is beautiful.
Sing! China
An absolutely gorgeous version of “Falling Slowly” as seen on Sing! China.
Star China Scores Ratings Hit with 'Sing! China'
The first season of the singing competition show was number one over seven weeks and broke online records for video views.
Star China appears to have a hit on its hands with Sing! China. The singing competition, which the group launched on the Zhejiang Satellite TV network this summer, has broken television and online viewing records, topping the ratings seven weeks in a row and recording billions of online views, according to Star.
In figures released Wednesday, Star China said the show, in which singers compete to be the country's next music star, took a 30 percent-plus share of the national audience, more than five times China's number two show for the same time slot.
The concept of Sing! China has four judges who race each other, in chariots, to the stage to win the contestant they want for their team.
The show's final takes place this Friday at the Beijing National Stadium. Star China previously produced The Voice of China together with Talpa Global, the Dutch producer that owns the rights to the hit singing format with the signature spinning chairs.
Talpa ended its deal with Star earlier this year and filed legal action against the company, claiming Star China took “unauthorized and unlawful” actions in relation to The Voice format.
Star China will be selling the Sing! China format to buyers at MIPCOM, the international TV market, which runs Oct. 17-20 in Cannes.
Star China's businesses range from TV production, networks, filmmaking to artist management, music and concert production. It is owned by China Media Capital. It has three satellite TV channels that cover the Chinese-speaking audience in mainland China and also in Hong Kong, Macau and Southeast Asia.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter by Scott Roxborough
It's late at night... who is it that keeps you up counting (your) scars? If you don’t want to tell, then I won’t ask. If you love too deeply, it won’t be balanced. If you’re troubled cause of feelings, you’re torturing your soul. If it’s meant to be love, then love. If it’s meant to be hate, then let it be as well. You should always reserve some (love) for yourself.
