Background on the Symphony of Lights
http://www.laservision.com.au/hongkong/

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Tourism forms a vital part of Hong Kong's economy. The Hong Kong Tourism Commission engaged Laservision as their consultants with a brief to develop the idea of creating a permanent 'light show' based on the illumination of significant buildings in Hong Kong.

These buildings overlook the city's famous Victoria Harbour. The harbour is possibly the most significant natural asset for the 18 million tourists that currently visit Hong Kong each year.

January has seen the first of three stages of the Harbour Lighting Plan become a reality. The outcome represents an integration of architectural lighting, laser effects and pyrotechnics. 18 buildings are currently involved in the AUD 15.5 million dollar Harbour Lighting Plan. Shows run 14 minutes in duration and will run once nightly with a greater concentration over national celebrations and public holidays.

The study undertaken by Laservision represents the first time consideration was given to exploiting the asset in a highly visible and coordinated way. The objectives of Laservision's final consultancy report, formally known as the 'Harbour Lighting Plan' included the selection of suitable buildings and key viewing areas. A draft design for each chosen structure was completed which took account of energy efficiency and light pollution issues.

Shows are accompanied by a sound simulcast which is broadcasted from popular viewing locations including ferries travelling to and from the city. The simulcast can also be dialled into via mobile phone.

Building Selection Strategy...

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Defining the most suitable buildings in a city as overwhelming as Hong Kong was a consuming process. The Laservision team individually examined each building from a variety of angles to stimulate viewing from popular locations. The most prominent of these viewing locations is the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade which is located directly opposite the city. A priority list of highly visible structures that present well was then compiled.

Lastly, the form, texture, architectural merit and significance of each structure was then prioritised. Audiences enjoying 'The Symphony Of Lights' will notice that some sections of the city remain dark intentionally. This only improves the impression of the buildings that are lit. The buildings incorporated are well spaced for the most part and generally do not crowd each other.

Permanent Illumination...

The overall installation is massive in contemporary context. Hong Kong Island is populated with a fantastic diversity of architecture. Due to the individual characteristics of the structures chosen, many of the effects incorporated onto individual buildings such as HSBC, Central Barracks, Jardine House and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre can be marvelled as individual triumphs. Yet these marvels play a fundamental role in the overall scheme.

The first stage of the Harbour Lighting Plan has ensured the night scape of Hong Kong has and will continue to achieve its deserved status and recognition. The dramatic harbour location affords a tranquil and endless reflection of the effects incorporated into the 'new look' Hong Kong. Before the application of the Harbour Lighting Plan there were many buildings competing with each other in an uncoordinated fashion that ultimately led to overwhelming cases of light pollution.

The main players in Harbour Lighting Plan stand excitingly apart yet gather together to create one of the most prominent skylines of the world. Many of these dominant buildings have had searchlights incorporated into their lighting. This effect has created an 'extension' effect which reaches above the city and into the night.

Hong Kong Shanghai Bank (HSBC)...

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The Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) has incorporated 716 intelligent lights including 450 Colour changing fluorescent fixtures in the glass stairwells.

Martin Exterior 600's and 200 fixtures on five levels, 8 Search lights and over one kilometre of LED lighting around the top of the building.

The incorporation of the above fixtures make HSBC one of the most visually impressive buildings in the 'Symphony Of Lights' spectacular.

City Hall...

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HLP Installation Phase...

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[Installation of fixtures and search light testing]

Pyrotechnics...

Stage one of the Harbour Lighting Plan has included Pyrotechnics on 10 selected rooftops. These will be fired nightly for the first month after the official opening. The integration of Pyrotechnics into the Harbour Lighting Plan included interviews with the Leisure and Cultural Services department, Marine department, The Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority, The Hong Kong Fire Department and the Hong Kong Police.

Although Victoria Harbour is a great asset for fireworks, it is a significantly larger body of water than most other Harbours Laservision has conducted projects on or around.

The fireworks incorporated are viewed from a greater distance than would be the case at the other venues, diminishing the scale of the effects as viewed from any of the typical viewing positions, such as Tsim Sha Tsui. To combat such a potential problem the number of buildings incorporating fireworks was been increased.

Lasers...

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Lasers have been incorporated into the Harbour Lighting Plan to increase the use of airborne special effects. Laservision originally demonstrated lasers in Hong Kong during Laservision's CLP Lights up Hong Kong, during Chinese New Year of 2003.

Lasers were used to project information onto the façade of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Certain buildings within the harbour including International Finance Centre 1 (IFC1), IFC2 and Central Plaza were chosen for projection via laser light.

High Powered 50 watt Stella ~ Ray Lasers were installed onto these buildings. The Laser systems added to the rooftops of prominent Hong Kong skyline buildings enable animated beams of light to span the harbour connecting the audience on the Tsim Sha Tsui with the show opposite them.

Many implementation issues had to be overcome before Laservision could incorporate Lasers into the Harbour Lighting Plan. These issues included the potential hazard to either marine navigation or to aircraft in the vicinity. The type of lasers that would be required for theme shows within the harbour whilst extremely bright, do have a relatively high beam divergence.

Best vantage point...

Among other key factors came the issue of best placement for the audience. Without parallel the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade is the most significant viewing area of all, due to its prominent position and the proximity to Central and Wan Chai. Hong Kong is blessed with a harbour fit for the purpose of large scale mediums although the best viewing areas are limited and problematic under stress of high patronage (Tsim Sha Tsui).

The future development of the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade will improve pedestrian capacity in that area.

How are the Buildings and Show Coordinated?

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The control systems used to coordinate the whole of the Lighting Plan have been engineered, manufactured and shipped from Laservision's Sydney studios.

Stage one of the Harbour Lighting Plan has seen 19 Digital Data ~ Pumps installed into participating buildings for the purpose of coordinating the show. Laservision's 'Digital Data ~ Pumps' are specifically designed to coordinate usually incompatible elements of the macro media industry.

Macro mediums are high powered, high impact mediums used to entertain the masses. These mediums include Lasers, Architectural Lighting, Surround Sound, Fountains, Aqua Screens, Large Format Projection, Pyrotechnics and Special FX. Laservision's proprietary show control systems allow these mediums to be perfectly synchronised.

Laservision Electronics Engineer, Brett Slattery said "operation skills are easily acquired due to the focus on reliability and ease of use. Meaning, non-technical personnel are able to operate Digital Data ~ Pumps via a touch screen".

As a result of this export into Hong Kong, Laservision has recently been awarded the prestigious 'NSW Exporter of the Year' in the category of 'Arts and Entertainment'. This award was presented by Austrade and the Australian Institute of Export. Other awards won by Laservision this year include 'Creative Small to Medium Enterprise', presented by the Hong Kong Australian Business Association and the Australian Chamber of Commerce's 'Innovation Award'. This award was presented in Hong Kong.

Laservision represents a world renowned pioneer of creative, high impact solutions for the attractions, advertising, and special events industries. Our creations are projected to targeted, large scale audiences, where the audience becomes an integral part of the experience. These creations include permanently installed entertainment for theme parks, tourist attractions and other special venues and secondly, themed celebrations, presentations both corporate and public, which range in scope from private "launch", to a national celebration.

hong kong will go down in history for yet another shimmering legacy - that of nightly fireworks, lasers and dancing lightshows over the harbour. as epic as any historic account can attest to the greatness of a particular city. rome had carnivals that ran a hundred days. hong kong will be remembered as the city that had fireworks every single night.

wow.

New version of "A Symphony of Lights" to be launched on May 1
Thursday, April 28, 2005
Government Press Release

To welcome the upcoming "Golden Week", a new version of "A Symphony of Lights" will be launched on May 1. The show will also be enhanced with rooftop pyrotechnic displays from May 1 to May 8.

"A Symphony of Lights" has been extremely popular among visitors and the community since its launch in January 2004. Using new lighting and musical effects, the Tourism Commission has created a brand new "A Symphony of Lights" extravaganza taking into account feedback from the trade and the community. The show comprises four major themes, representing different stages of development of Hong Kong from a fishing village to a cosmopolitan city. The show will be even more exciting, exploiting fully the drama of light and sound.

The first scene, "Birth", begins with the use of architectural lights gently lighting up individual participating buildings, setting the stage for the show. This is complemented by the use of lasers and searchlights across the full canvas of the night sky. This scene signifies the beginning of Hong Kong as a quiet fishing village over 100 years ago.

The second scene, "Growth", is represented by the display of rising colour patterns. Traditional lucky red and gold colours are displayed across buildings, complemented by the introduction of music using Chinese musical instruments, signifying that Hong Kong has maintained its Chinese traditions while embracing cultural diversity.

The third scene, "Joy", features the dynamism and energy of Hong Kong. Lasers again beam out over the entire harbour. The buildings seem to dance in celebration, in perfect tandem with the lights.

The finale, "Dazzling Hong Kong", brings out a powerful rhythmic display of myriad colour patterns and movements. The exciting final scene represents an even brighter future for Asia's World City – Hong Kong.

CITIC Tower will participate for the first time in "A Symphony of Lights" during the May Golden Week. Hence the total number of participating buildings will be increased to 20, all on Hong Kong Island. It is envisaged that over 30 buildings on both sides of the harbour will participate in the show when it is extended to Kowloon side in December this year.

The pyrotechnic displays between May 1 and 8 will be sponsored by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, and will be designed and choreographed to blend with the new version of "A Symphony of Lights".

The Show starts at 8pm every day and the best viewing location is along the Avenue of Stars on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. The broadcasting arrangements along the Avenue of Stars are as follows:

May 1 (Sun) Cantonese
May 2 (Mon) English
May 3 (Tue) Putonghua
May 4 (Wed) English
May 5 (Thu) Putonghua
May 6 (Fri) English
May 7 (Sat) Putonghua
May 8 (Sun) Cantonese

Spectators may also listen to the soundtrack via the radio by tuning in to FM 103.4 MHz (English), FM 106.8 MHz (Cantonese) or FM 107.9 MHz (Putonghua); or through their mobile phones by dialing 35-665-665 (English) or 35-665-668 (Putonghua).

For enquiries about "A Symphony of Lights", please call the Tourism Commission at 2810 2555 or 2810 2770 during office hours, or the Hong Kong Tourism Board's Visitor Hotline at 2508 1234 from 8am to 6pm daily. The public may also visit the following website for information on the show: http://www.tourism.gov.hk/symphony/ or http://www.discoverhongkong.com.

新 版 幻 彩 詠 香 江 昨 晚 匯 演


【 本 報 訊 】 為 迎 接 五 一 黃 金 周 的 來 臨 ， 旅 遊 事 務 署 昨 日 推 出 提 升 版 「 幻 彩 詠 香 江 」 大 廈 燈 光 演 ， 並 由 昨 晚 開 始 至 本 月 八 日 期 間 ， 加 插 煙 火 表 演 ； 而 合 和 中 心 及 中 信 大 廈 也 加 入 演 出 ， 令 參 與 大 廈 增 至 二 十 幢 。 該 署 計 劃 於 今 年 十 二 月 推 出 提 升 版 第 二 期 ， 將 演 擴 至 九 龍 ， 預 計 屆 時 參 與 大 廈 超 過 三 十 幢 。
旅 遊 事 務 專 員 鄭 汝 樺 昨 日 介 紹 提 升 版 耗 資 五 百 萬 元 ， 為 加 強 燈 光 效 果 ， 動 用 五 支 雷 射 燈 、 動 用 超 過 四 十 支 探 射 燈 、 兩 支 冷 極 管 燈 、 超 過 二 千 個 燈 光 結 構 ， 但 在 聽 取 旅 客 意 見 後 將 演 由 十 八 分 鐘 減 至 十 三 分 鐘 ， 令 節 奏 更 為 緊 湊 。


由 4 個 主 題 組 成
重 新 編 排 的 「 幻 彩 詠 香 江 」 由 四 個 主 題 組 成 ， 交 織 成 本 港 由 漁 村 演 變 成 為 國 際 大 都 會 的 不 同 階 段 。 演 第 一 幕 是 氣 氛 柔 和 的 「 漁 村 初 曉 」 ； 第 二 幕 名 為 「 茁 壯 成 長 」 ， 凸 顯 由 下 而 上 的 效 果 ； 第 三 幕 為 富 節 奏 感 的 「 欣 欣 向 榮 」 ； 壓 軸 的 則 是 以 彩 虹 色 調 和 快 速 變 化 的 燈 光 效 果 表 現 出 「 活 力 香 港 」 。

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DEL

Check this out guys!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abmy1rIBlnU

Great video

Here it is! My crappy video clips of the Symphony of Lights on Sunday 9/10/06... It seems that I can post the vids on here directly, so here are the links... you can also click on my name over at youtube to link to the other vids...

ENJOY!

Part I (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwuhLZVF4DQ)

Part II (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bi0hglhPgA)

Part III (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-hnh6gGVS4)

Part IV (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA-LcE8vJ0o)

Part V (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Suv3KOkCri8)

Part VI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CbdKdooamM)

Part VII (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUMBpoIGqis)

Part VIII (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zz1AM6Py-U)

Part IX (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68_5Ma0M67g)

Part X (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLHDOaExh9k)

Part XI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr5FDICRLD4)

Part XII (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3AeBW9Qd18)

Hope you guys liked it :-D

nice video:okay:
HK at night is magnific:D

made me miss home.

i wonder which show does the clip come from.

"A Symphony of Lights" has been awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show" by Guinness World Records. This nightly spectacle combines interactive lights of 33 key buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon with musical effects to showcase the vibrancy and glamorous night vista of Victoria Harbour.


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"A Symphony of Lights" expanded to celebrate HKSAR's 10th anniversary
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Government Press Release

Already the World's Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show on Guinness World Records, “A Symphony of Lights” will be further expanded to embrace 10 more landmark buildings to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the HKSAR.

From the 26th of this month onwards, there will be a total of 43 buildings featured in this nightly spectacle - 23 on Hong Kong Island and 20 on Kowloon side. The expanded show with rooftop pyrotechnic displays on both sides of Victoria Harbour will be launched by the Acting Financial Secretary, Mr Stephen Ip, on June 26.

With the enlarged ensemble of participating buildings, the precinct of “A Symphony of Lights” has expanded considerably. Just on Kowloon side alone, the inclusion of Ocean Terminal - Harbour City in the west and EMax in the east in “A Symphony of Lights” has doubled the span of the show on the Kowloon side.

The overall lighting effects of the show will be enhanced. With more light emitting diodes (LED) lights and searchlights, as well as a laser to be used for the first time on a Kowloon building, namely K11, there will be greater interaction of these lighting fixtures on both sides of Victoria Harbour. Together they will result in more vivid colours and brand new lighting patterns.

LED lights, searchlights, flood lights and lasers are lighting fixtures commonly used by the buildings participating in "A Symphony of Lights". These lighting fixtures are more energy efficient than traditional lighting installations.

The special lighting effects have been composed to reflect the five themes of the show, namely “Awakening”, “Energy”, “Heritage”, “Partnership” and “Celebration”.

“Awakening” begins with flashes of laser lights that give life to a nucleus of light-energy that gradually illuminates participating buildings using an array of dancing lights and rainbow colour. This scene symbolises the genesis and powerful growth of Hong Kong.

The second scene “Energy” is represented by the display of rising colour patterns and the sweeping of the lasers and searchlights energetically across the night sky, signifying the vibrant energy of the city.

In the third scene “Heritage”, traditional lucky red and gold colours are displayed across buildings on both sides of the harbour, complemented by the introduction of music using Chinese musical instruments, symbolising Hong Kong's colourful heritage and rich cultural traditions.

The fourth scene “Partnership” features a display of laser beams and sweeping searchlights scanning across the harbour, representing an illuminated connection with the opposite side. Beams reach out to symbolically connect the two sides of the harbour into one greater and unified partnership.

The finale “Celebration” brings out a powerful rhythmic display of swirling, kaleidoscopic patterns of lights and beams dancing lively across the harbour. The exciting final scene signifies the celebration of the close partnership between the two sides of the harbour and represents an even brighter future for Asia's world city – Hong Kong.

The 10 new members of “A Symphony of Lights” are Ocean Terminal – Harbour City, Langham Place, K11, Harbourview Horizon All-Suite Hotel, Harbourfront Horizon All-Suite Hotel, EMax, Bank of America Tower, Standard Chartered Bank Building, The Gateway – Harbour City and Oterprise Square, with the latter four joined earlier in May.

The best viewing locations of the expanded show include the Golden Bauhinia Square Promenade in Wan Chai, the Avenue of Stars and Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade in Kowloon. Public address systems have been set up at these vantage points to broadcast the synchronised soundtrack during show time from 8 pm to 8.13 pm every day. To fully experience the magic of light and sound, spectators are recommended to watch the show with the specially composed music.

Spectators can also listen to the synchronised soundtrack by tuning in to FM103.4 (English), FM106.8 (Cantonese) or FM107.9 (Putonghua); or via their mobile phones by dialling 3566 5665 (English) or 3566 5668 (Putonghua).

It almost has the same number of buildings on either side of the harbour; and I am sure it's just going to be more and more buildings participating on both sides.
That's also mean you are gonna need to watch the show twice to see the complete show, once standing in Kowloon to watch the HK side; and once standing in HK side watch the Kowloon show.

I wonder will the firework ends up showing on both sides one day.

Today I saw Langham Place shooting beams everywhere and that looks really cool!
Wonder if it was part of it.

It almost has the same number of buildings on either side of the harbour; and I am sure it's just going to be more and more buildings participating on both sides.
That's also mean you are gonna need to watch the show twice to see the complete show, once standing in Kowloon to watch the HK side; and once standing in HK side watch the Kowloon show.

I wonder will the firework ends up showing on both sides one day.

Or you could watch it from the Peak...

Or you could watch it from the Peak...

Actually, it doesn't work that way either. You can't see the spot light and facade LED tube on buildings in HK side facing Kowloon. You can only see the laser and just some random light blinking.

I thought it would be spectacular to watch the show from the Peak and tried that before when everything was on HK side, and it was absolutely a waste of time.

Agreed. Was at the Peak a week ago to see the show but it was the wrong place to be.

幻彩詠香江預埋九龍灣
25/06/2007
太陽報

【本報訊】確認為全球最大型煙火音樂匯演的「幻彩詠香江」，規模進一步加大。明晚起將增加六幢建築物參與匯演，整體數目增至四十三幢，燈光效果亦會提升。明晚規模更大的首演，將加插煙火表演，並由署理財政司司長葉澍絷主持啟動禮。

增六建築物參演
繼東企業廣場、美國銀行中心、渣打銀行大廈及海港城港威大廈，於上月加入參與匯演，明日將增添六幢建築物，包括旺角朗豪坊及分處九龍海旁東西兩邊的九龍灣EMax與尖沙咀海運大廈，令九龍的匯演範圍伸延一倍。

幻彩詠香江的整體燈光效果亦會提升，利用維港兩岸更多的發光二極燈、探射燈、泛光燈及首次在K11大廈安裝的激光，加強維港兩岸燈光的互相舞動效果，凸顯匯演的繽紛色彩。

新版匯演分五個專題，包括「旭日初升」、「活力澎湃」、「繼往開來」、「共創輝煌」及「普天同慶」。最佳觀賞地點為灣仔金紫荊廣場對開海旁、星光大道及尖沙咀海濱長廊。

July 2, 2007 VIDEO FILE (> 100 mb) with pyrotechnics
http://www.globalphotos.org/hongkong/20070702/MVI_6802.AVI

Video Captures

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http://www.globalphotos.org/hongkong/20070702/MVI_6802-10.jpg

http://www.globalphotos.org/hongkong/20070702/MVI_6802-11.jpg

Thanks a lot!!

July 14, 2007 VIDEO FILE (> 180 mb) with pyrotechnics from water
http://www.globalphotos.org/hongkong/20070714/MVI_7838.AVI
For the next few weekends, the Symphony of Lights will be enhanced with pyrotechnics launched from the harbour. I stumbled across it last night but was too close to the launch site to get a very good video. Will go back next week to try again.

Video Captures

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http://www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/showtime/lighting/index.jhtml

"See added pyrotechnics during HKSAR 10th anniversary celebrations!

And as part of the celebrations to mark the 10th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, rooftop pyrotechnics will be added on 26 June and 1-8 July – plus a Grand Fireworks Display on 1 July – and marine-based pyrotechnic displays will be staged off the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront every Saturday from 14 July to 25 August. Don’t miss the fun!"

ar why only Saturday, not Sunday??

OMG! Hong Kong must really be spending a mountain of cash to finance this thing. :eek: :uh: :bow: :master:

Abmy1rIBlnU

Symphony of Lights, Fantastic Video :okay::okay::okay:
after enter, Wait for a moment
http://www.laservision.com.au/page.asp?lid=1&sec=Multimedia&subsec=Web+Movies&subsubsec=Symphony+of+Lights


great picture :):):)
after enter, Wait for a moment
http://www.laservision.com.au/

Quite honestly puts all other fireworks shows to shame.

Time Lapse from earthTV


MotionTimeLapse: Dec 18, 2007
Time: 17:00-18:20
( From earthTV )

http://www.earthtv.com/en/location/hong_kong_downtown?video=91660


Best Of MotionTimeLapse
Time: 16:30-20:00
http://www.earthtv.com/en/location/hong_kong_downtown?video=1341


MotionTimeLapse: Sep 11, 2007
Time: 11:10-19:10
http://www.earthtv.com/en/location/hong_kong_downtown?video=69397


MotionTimeLapse: Jul 1, 2007
Time: 20:10-20:40
http://www.earthtv.com/en/location/hong_kong_downtown?video=53096


MotionTimeLapse: Jan 23, 2007
Time: 14:40-18:40
http://www.earthtv.com/en/location/hong_kong_downtown?video=17480


Best Of MotionTimeLapse
Time: 16:20-19:20
http://www.earthtv.com/en/location/hong_kong_downtown?video=1220

This one, too. The no firework version.

http://www.laservision.com.au/page.asp?lid=1&sec=Multimedia&subsec=Web+Movies&subsubsec=Architectural+Lighting

Quite honestly puts all other fireworks shows to shame.

Just look at the movie length. It's 3 minutes long plus 1 min 20 sec of the no firework one. A total of 4 min+ of promo movie. SoL is Laser Vision.