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SCMP Reporter

CELEBRATING MOZART

Today is the 250th birthday of Mozart. In celebration of the master musician, RTHK's Radio 4 and the Hong Kong Sinfonietta have joined forces to  host a birthday concert at 8pm tonight at St John's Cathedral in Central.

Conducted by Yip Wing-sze, the concert will feature a selection of masterpieces by Mozart.

The venue will be decorated as a 17th century theatre to give the audience a full 'Mozart experience'.

Student tickets cost $90 ($180 for adults) and are available from HK Ticketing on 31 288 288.

More tribute programmes will be on Radio 4 today. Mozart's  most appealing music is being played from early morning to midnight.

LION DANCE WITH HIP-HOP FLARE

A group of hip-hop fanatics will present the innovative Hip-hop Lion Dance on Monday and Tuesday at 3pm at Times Square.

The group, named Since'70, is  comprised of hip-hop dancers aged 17  to 23. They are the winners of the China Youth Hip Hop Dance Contest.

They will impress spectators with a blend of traditional lion dancing with electrifying hip-hop steps.

A series of festive music performances will also be taking place at the shopping centre.  Chinese orchestras will provide the entertainment from Wednesday to February 5. Admission is free.



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