Singer Cyndi Chao Commemorates Musician Tu Ying at Concert, Thankful for His Stabilizing Force
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(CNA, Taipei, 17th) Singer Cyndi Chao held a concert at Taipei Legacy on the 16th, where she paid tribute to the late musician Tu Ying, thanking him for the stabilizing force he once provided. She said this concert was not just a reunion with her fans, but also a continuation of her love for music and her remembrance of Tu Ying.
On the 16th, Cyndi Chao held her "Loving You for a Lifetime is Not Enough" concert at Taipei Legacy, her first solo show in three years. She expressed through a press release, "To have the opportunity to hold a solo concert and sing for everyone again, I feel a very deep sense of emotion." This simple sentence conveyed her unchanging feelings for the stage and her fans.
The concert's themes were "love" and "remembrance," with all performed songs bearing the musical mark of Tu Ying, who was posthumously awarded the Special Contribution Award at this year's Golden Melody Awards. Chao shared her past with Tu Ying, admitting that holding this concert required great courage. On the same day 14 years ago, as she re-gathered her courage to sing in public after a low point in her career, it was Tu Ying who was on stage playing the piano for her.
Chao also took on the challenge of singing the classic Taiwanese song "Hai Hai Jen Sheng." She joked on stage, "Can you understand when I sing in Taiwanese?" and confessed she had put a lot of effort into the song, saying, "I really practiced for a long time, please give me some encouragement, Taiwanese songs are so hard to sing!"
On the 16th, Cyndi Chao held her "Loving You for a Lifetime is Not Enough" concert at Taipei Legacy, her first solo show in three years. She expressed through a press release, "To have the opportunity to hold a solo concert and sing for everyone again, I feel a very deep sense of emotion." This simple sentence conveyed her unchanging feelings for the stage and her fans.
The concert's themes were "love" and "remembrance," with all performed songs bearing the musical mark of Tu Ying, who was posthumously awarded the Special Contribution Award at this year's Golden Melody Awards. Chao shared her past with Tu Ying, admitting that holding this concert required great courage. On the same day 14 years ago, as she re-gathered her courage to sing in public after a low point in her career, it was Tu Ying who was on stage playing the piano for her.
Chao also took on the challenge of singing the classic Taiwanese song "Hai Hai Jen Sheng." She joked on stage, "Can you understand when I sing in Taiwanese?" and confessed she had put a lot of effort into the song, saying, "I really practiced for a long time, please give me some encouragement, Taiwanese songs are so hard to sing!"