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Female musicians with traditional Chinese musical instruments in Hong Kong, c
KDC384123 Female musicians with traditional Chinese musical instruments in Hong Kong, c.1885 (b/w photo) by Lai Afong (c.1840-1900); Private Collection; (add.info.: The instruments used are L to R: Ruan (guitar); Pipa (lute); Erhu and Yehu (both from the huqin family of Chinese stringed instruments); Lai Afong (also known as A. Fong and Ah Fong) opened his photographic studio in Hong Kong c. 1859, producing topographical images and portraits; the studio continued after his death under the direction of his son and was in business until the 1940 s; ); Chinese, out of copyright
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Hong Kong Instruments Pipa Ruan
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This photograph, taken by Lai Afong in Hong Kong around 1885, showcases a group of talented female musicians with their traditional Chinese musical instruments. The women stand proudly, exuding grace and elegance as they hold their instruments with expertise. From left to right, the instruments featured are the Ruan (guitar), Pipa (lute), Erhu, and Yehu - all belonging to the huqin family of Chinese stringed instruments. Each musician's instrument represents a rich cultural heritage that has been passed down through generations. Lai Afong, also known as A. Fong or Ah Fong, established his photographic studio in Hong Kong in 1859. His mastery behind the lens is evident in this image as he beautifully captures not only the musicians but also their dedication to preserving traditional music. The significance of this photograph extends beyond its aesthetic appeal. It serves as a testament to the enduring power of music and its ability to bridge cultures across time and space. These talented women embody both tradition and progressiveness by embracing their heritage while breaking societal norms through their pursuit of musical excellence. As we gaze upon this remarkable snapshot frozen in time, we are reminded of the universal language that music speaks - transcending boundaries and connecting souls from different corners of the world.
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