Music of Macau
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| Modern | C-pop:(Cantopop/Mandopop) Rock Hip hop |
| Traditional | Opera Yayue Instrumental (musicology) |
| National | Historical Anthems Patriotic / Revolutionary PRC: "March of the Volunteers" ROC: "Three Principles of the People" |
| Religious | Taoist music Buddhist music Islamic music |
| Media | Radio stations |
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| Festivals | Midi Modern Music Festival |
| Regional traditions | |
| Anhui – Fujian – Gansu – Guangdong – Guangxi – Guizhou – Hainan – Hebei – Heilongjiang – Henan – Hong Kong – Hunan – Hubei – Inner Mongolia – Jiangsu – Jiangxi – Jilin – Liaoning – Macau – Manchuria – Qinghai – Shandong – Shaanxi – Shanxi – Sichuan – Tibet – Xinjiang – Yunnan – Zhejiang | |
Macau is a Special Administrative Region of the China. It was formerly a colony of Portugal, which left a legacy of linguistic and other cultural elements. The music is called Macanese music, a mixture of Chinese and Portuguese music (especially fado). Musical institutions in the city include the Macau Orchestra and the Macau Conservatory, which has played an important role in music education in the area since its foundation in 1991. The Macao International Music Festival is an important annual event.
One of the most important Chinese musicians, Xian Xinghai, was born in Macau.
The pop music in Macau is still in an early period. However, the boy band Soler has gone to Hong Kong develop their music career.
- Indie Bands
Special Force - awarded the Champion in Carlsberg music festival 1991.
Dr. - released their debut album OD in 2003 although they've been act as the main alternative music pioneer for several years.
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