Vivian is good at playing the piano and played
her song "Time" on the glass piano worth HK$1,160,000. (Picture
from Apple)
When Vivian was being interviewed, there was a
large group of fans outside the door taking pictures of her. (Picture
from Apple)
Vivian's concert ticket sales was ideal, with the
HK$100 seats for the 3 shows being completely sold out and only single
seating left for the HK$400 seats. (Picture from Apple)
Vivian was playing on a transparent piano worth
more than HK$1 million. (Picture from Ta Kung Pao)
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Yesterday (5/4), Vivian Chow was rehearsing for
her concert and played one of her older songs on a piano worth HK$1,160,000
(US$148,908). She looked like a skilled pianist. When Vivian was asked
if her concert would be the last time she performs on stage, she said
she's not sure, because she wouldn't rule out that she might perform again
in the future for charity.
Yesterday, Vivian went to Parsons Music shop at Times Square in Causeway
Bay to rehearse for her 'Back for Love' concert, which will be held this
month on the 25th-27th. Many people were watching outside of the piano
shop, hoping to see the elegant manner of the "Jade Girl Master."
Vivian played her song "Time," which is from her last Mandarin
album in 1996, on a transparent glass piano worth HK$1,160,000. During
her concert, she will be playing 3 songs on this piano.
Dismisses rumors with a laugh
Recently, there was a magazine which said that Vivian and her boyfriend
Joe Ngai Jan were already married, but then there was a report that said
both of them were on the verge of breaking up. Vivian said she didn't
get mad at any of these reports and said, "I've basically looked
at all those magazines, but the funniest part is that every story isn't
the same. I think some people just want to join in for fun, with each
one creating a different story. After I finished looking at the stories,
I just laughed and that's it. I don't have any feelings about this. I'm
currently concentrating on preparing for my concert, as this major event
is important." A reporter asked if she was already married. She said,
"I don't want to talk about it. I've explained this many times before.
I believe my friends and fans already know what I would do or wouldn't
do. I'm very happy maintaining the current condition. There's no pressure
even though my work load has increased a lot, and I'm really enjoying
it. I'm putting all my emotions into this and hope that everything is
perfect, so that I can give myself and the audience a beautiful memory."
Earlier, there was a report which said that Vivian's concert this time
would be her last time performing on stage. Vivian said, "After I'm
done with this concert, I don't know when I will have another concert.
Although there is quite a big chance this concert will be my last time
performing, but since I'm still young and strong, if you can use me to
help people, then it's better to do it now, otherwise when I'm older,
I won't have the strength to help others. I would do my best to help out.
Life is unpredictable. Twelve years ago, I never thought that I would
be having a concert 12 years later. Everytime I do a job, I treat it as
if it were my last time and wouldn't think if there would be another time;
I would do my best to get the job done well, so that at the very least,
I wouldn't feel any regret when I look back at it in the future."
In the end, Vivian emphasized that she doesn't have any interest to perform
for commercial purposes, but she would think about performing for charity.
She said, "After I agreed to do the concert this time, there have
been many people looking for me to do a concert tour, but I declined all
their offers. I hope to save more time for myself, and would rather do
community work." A reporter asked if she would have any additional
shows, and she said, "At this moment, no." The reporter asked
if 3 shows is good enough, and she said, "It's good enough!"
Vivian also said she's already left some tickets for her friends to see
her concert and said, "But I couldn't invite all the people I wanted
to invite." The reporter asked if she contacted Sam Hui. She said,
"I don't dare to, because I know he's low-key. I've contacted one
of his good friends and told his friend that if Sam has time, I welcome
him to come see my show. I didn't ask him to be a guest performer, because
I don't want to bother him. There will be a surprise guest performer at
my concert. I don't just invite anyone to be my guest. All of my guests
are important people. Everyone will be happy when they see my guests."
Tickets selling better than Joey Yung's concert tickets
Also, the reporter yesterday asked the ticket box office on the status
of the ticket sales for Vivian's 3 concert shows. The HK$100 tickets for
the 3 shows were sold out, and the 25th and 26th shows only had single
seats left for the HK$400 seats. The HK$400 seats for the 27th show were
sold out. On the contrary, Joey Yung Cho Yee's 'One Live One Love Concert'
this month during the 12th-15th was only sold out for the HK$150 seats.
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As an artist, you would feel lonely if no one talked
about you. That's why Vivian likes everyone to "join in on the fun." (Picture
from Wen Wei Po)
Vivian is the first singer in Asia to perform on
this transparent grand piano for a concert. (Picture from SingPao)
Vivian is enthusiastic about helping the community
and would do her best when doing work for charity. (Picture from SingPao)
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