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One of the best composers HK has ever produced.
One of the best composers HK has ever produced.
2 of the best.
Danny Chan was 'sze yup' from Hoishan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taishan, 'mo you' is pronouced as 'mood you, , 'tai' ( see in English) is pronounced as 'hon', 'sak fan' ( eat rice) is 'hek fan', very very few nowadys in SINgapore know how to speak 'sze yup' for the generation people from Hoishan had passed on. Their descendants speak potong Cantonese & the even younger generation MANDARIN.
It is a heritage lost.
Leslie was never a composer, let alone among the best composers.
Rumors that he died of AIDS....could not get along with Leslie Cheung....they starred together in a movie but both never appeared in the same scene....editing and camera tricks were used to make it seemed they appeared together.
Danny Chan was 'sze yup' from Hoishan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taishan, 'mo you' is pronouced as 'mood you, , 'tai' ( see in English) is pronounced as 'hon', 'sak fan' ( eat rice) is 'hek fan', very very few nowadys in SINgapore know how to speak 'sze yup' for the generation people from Hoishan had passed on. Their descendants speak potong Cantonese & the even younger generation MANDARIN.
It is a heritage lost.
Another great Danny song,
Mandarin songs are crap!!!!!
No need to show me that rolleyes lah. I suggest you re-look into the difference between "able to compose a song" and "a composer". BTW, I designed the decor of my apartment every time I moved into a new place, but I'm NO interior designer.
And remember you put him as 2 of the best composers in Hongkong. I don't think Leslie played any musical instrument.
Why Hongkies like to say "lei" instead of "nei"? Isn't "nei" the proper pronunciation?