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Ni De Ming Zi Wo De Xing Shi (arr. Alex Tam) Digital Sheet Music
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Ni De Ming Zi Wo De Xing Shi (arr. Alex Tam)by Jacky Cheung Hok Yau SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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CU Chorus Cantopop Series
CUCPS0001

1996231996

Hong Kong superstar singer Jacky Cheung got married in February 1996, which was only announced after their registration. His songwriter friend Shih Shiong Lee (Peter Lee) and lyricist Wai Man Leung (Lin Xi) rushed up a new song as a wedding present for him. This then-untitled song was first sung in Jacky Cheung's concert with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra in March that year. Only till the live concert album Love and Symphony was released a month after the concert, the song was given the title Your Name, My Surname, which popularity soon soared among Hong Kong pop music charts, and later winning many music awards of the year in 1996. In the choral arrangement by Alex Tam, the chorus section and the introduction for strings are exchanged here. There are also a few modulations so both male and female voices have moments to sing the melody. Alex Tam's arrangement demonstrates an ideal balance between originality and creativity.


This arrangement is commissioned by The Chinese University of Hong Kong Chorus (CU Chorus)Lyrics in Chinese, sung in Cantonese .

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