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Will Buckingham | 白忠修

So great to see the University in in my old home-town doing this event on writing poetry and songs in Tâi-gí. It's on March 7th, 8pm Taiwan time, and high noon Leicester time.

I'm planning to attend, even at the cost of having to use Microsoft Teams. That's how excited I am for this.

Poster from University of Leicester. Picture of a man with grey hair, arms folded, looking into the middle distance. Text reads: THE CENTRE FOR TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING STUDIES, SCHOOL OF ARTS, MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION 2025 International Mother Language Day Event 2 co-organised with Association for Taiwan Literature Poetry Everywhere: Writing Taigi Poems and Lyrics for Taigi Popular Songs 12 noon UK/8 pm Taiwan, 7 March Microsoft Teams In the early 1990s, LU Han-Shiu combined poetry with popular music to bridge the gap between poetry and the public, advocating for "Taigi (Taiwanese) Poetic Songs." This talk will discuss his different types of Taigi poetic songs, with each poem paired with its original musical rendition to showcase the unity of poetry and song. For inquiries and to register, email LeicesterCTIS@le.ac.uk Sponsored by Tsao Yung-Ho Foundation of Culture and Education
#taiwanese#tâigí#台語
Feb 10, 2025, 11:31 AM·Public·Web
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