Chinese songs and opera
Subtitle: excerpts from Cantonese music drama
Published: 1960
Language: chi
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Chinese Songs; Operas; Excerpts
Notes: Sung and played by blind native musicians.

Program notes and English translations of the texts by Chung Meng-kee ([6] p.) inserted in slipcase.

Recorded in Macao.
Table of contents: title: Ngoh wai heng kong = I'm mad for you / Ma See-chun; title: Yeung choi-hei (Instrumental) / Yan Hok-chau; title: Ngoh san seung tam = I sleep on dried benches and taste gall / Ng Yet-sue; title: Lo Yim shau Tʾung Shing = Lo Yim governs Tʾung Shing / Lok Kwan-hing; title: Chi yam ho chi = He lost his good friend / Wo Han-sun; title: Long kwai man = Her husband returned too late / Sue Tit-hung ; Chan Lok-ting; title: Lau yiu kam = The willow plays like a zither / traditional; title: Yue ko maan cheung = The fisherman sings in the evening / Lol Man-sing; title: Shau see yuen = The search in the schoolhouse / Ma See-chun; title: Foh mong fan kung sap-sei nin = Imprisoned for fourteen years / Tʾong Tik-shung; title: Yin yen ynat siu = A smile with bitterness / Tong Chi-fan.