Speech for podcast about Hong Kong music
Running Head: PODCAST SCRIPT ABOUT HONG KONG MUSIC 1
PODCAST SCRIPT ABOUT HONG KONG MUSIC 6
Podcast Script about Hong Kong Music
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Podcast Script about Hong Kong Music
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Podcast Title: Hong Kong’s need for independence from China
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Opening: i. Introduce the song you played as opening and talk about the phenomenon you found: ‘Glory To Hong Kong’- Thomas dgx yh From the song, there was the lyrics, dynamics, rhythm and the pitch. While describing the first point of rise in self-identity, I will describe the music and talk about how it shows that Hong Kong locals want independence from China.
ii. Main statement (Your opinion of your discovery): The rise of awareness in self-identity among the locals- This relates to the thesis in that it explains why the Hong Kong locals are no longer interested in Chinese national identity (Frisch, et.al, 2018). iii. What are you going to discuss, what songs are you going to play in this podcast: Emergence of local parties in Hong Kong- The formation of these parties in Hong Kong show the need for independence from China.
More conflicts between mainlanders and locals- the Hong Kong locals are unwilling to let mainlanders into the island.
iv. Introduce the song you want to play: ‘Glory To Hong Kong’- Thomas dgx yhl
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Song 1: ‘Glory To Hong Kong’- Thomas dgx yhl
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i. What make this song special (relate to your statement) The story of this song, language, rhythm, melody and tone ii. How does this song fit into your statement 1: Welcome to the “Glory to Hong Kong’ song. A podcast about the revolution of Hong Kong and its need for independence from China. The background sound effects will be from the song “Glory to Hong Kong”. Now here’s your host, Cheri Lam.
iii. The second statement and the song:
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Tin Gwong Liu (Daybreak)- Rubberband |
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i. What make this song special: (relate to your statement): This song is quite special because many nationalities believed that this song would not only boost the morale of the public but also unite people from Hong Kong. ii. How does this song fit into your statement 2 There's still hope when things get hard Soon you'll see the uphill climb didn't last
iii. Conclusion: Even if the world's strange, and it tramples on your faith That's okay; it's not your mistake There's still hope when things get hard Soon you'll see the uphill climb didn't last
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Frisch, N., Belair-Gagnon, V., & Agur, C. (2018). Media capture with Chinese characteristics: Changing patterns in Hong Kong’s news media system. Journalism, 19(8), 1165-1181.
Thomas d. (2019). Glory to Hong Kong. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7yRDOLCy4Y
Tin Gwong L. (2019). (Daybreak)- Rubberband. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmMFhQma5Dw