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In 2010, Eason Chan broke the record of the number of solo concerts, and held a series of 18 “DUO Eason Chan Concert 2010” from March 20 to April 6 at the Hong Kong Red Pavilion. The stage of the concert was inspired by “Tourbillon”, one of Eason Chan’s most recent masterpieces, highlighting the theme of time. The stage will be filled with distorted clocks and gears representing the passage of time. All the musicians and backing singers on the stage will also be dressed as watchmakers, wearing coarse cloth robes and monocular magnifying glasses. In line with the theme of “DUO Double Sided”, crossover is played in songs and shapes. Eason appeared in half black and half white, and sang “Wait for me today” on the stage with gears as the background. Breakthroughs have also been made in the selection of songs. Among the nearly 40 songs, almost one-third of the masterpieces of other singers are sung, such as “A Good Song for You”, “Handie Street”, “Promise”, “Lonely Night”, ” Breaking Dawn”, etc., the singer added his own songs with artistic conception and stories, and at the same time appeared in the coquettish style of “Time files”, reinterpreting and connecting the concert concept of “DUO”. (From Baidu Encyclopedia)
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