Yat Sing Music Club (一聲音樂社)
One of Portland's longest-running Chinatown community groups. Founded in 1942 by Chinese immigrants to raise wartime relief funds for China, the club still rehearses Cantonese opera twice a week in Old Town and performs for the Portland Chinatown Museum and civic festivals.
More than 80 years of continuous rehearsal. Featured by Oregon Public Broadcasting and the Oregon Culture Keepers roster as a living archive of Pacific Northwest Cantonese opera.
External page. Check current meetings, membership, and joining details directly with the group.
Other cantonese opera & chinese music societies
The pre-eminent professional Cantonese opera guild, descended from the Guangzhou Ba-he Association established under Emperor Tongzhi; promotes career welfare and preservation of yueju in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong production society staging large-scale Cantonese opera works in concert halls and theatres. Member of the Cantonese Opera Advancement Association network that links professional and amateur troupes across the city.
One of the top professional Cantonese opera troupes in Hong Kong, founded by Lau Kam Yiu to showcase young opera talent Joyce Koi Ming Fai; performs ~100 shows a year.
Founded by Dr. Ina Ho Chan Un-chan to bring together dedicated Cantonese opera artists for new productions and cross-cultural touring. A young professional company adding original programming to Hong Kong's dense yueju calendar.
Hong Kong's first professional a cappella choral-theatre company, founded by Patrick Chiu, Ng Cheuk-yin and Yuri Ng. Fuses Cantonese vocal traditions with contemporary theatre and full-evening staged works.
Flagship Guangzhou yueju company formed by merging the Guangzhou Cantonese Opera Troupe and the Hongdou (Red Bean) Troupe; runs four venues including the Hung Sin-nui Theatre and Hongdou Theatre.