reporter Liu Yiting/comprehensive report
The 33rd Golden Melody Awards will be held today (2nd) at the Kaohsiung Arena. The ceremony is reaching its climax. Everyone is paying attention to who will win the award. Among them, the "Best Taiwanese Male Singer Award" will be won by a completely blind singer. Wang Junjie won the album with his album "See Nothing".
The 33rd Golden Melody Awards, Best Taiwanese Male Singer Award, Wang Junjie. (Picture/reproduced from LINE TV)
Wang Junjie shouted to the four shortlisted singers on the stage: "Thank you for giving me the opportunity." He also thanked the person next to him who served as a "guide dog": "Thank you. Your bravery." In addition, he did not forget to thank his agent, family and everyone who helped him. "Although I can't see it, I keep it all in my heart." Finally, he made a wish: "I hope to wait. I will have a chance to speak on stage again soon."
The 33rd Golden Melody Awards Best Taiwanese Male Singer Award, Wang Junjie. (Photo/photo taken by the Photography Center)
Wang Junjie is a completely blind singer, known as the piano poet. He is an arranger praised by Chen Mingzhang, Cai Zhennan, Xu Jingchun, and the Chairman Orchestra. He has released 4 performance and 4 singing albums. Album, he is a Taiwanese singer-songwriter who has been shortlisted for the Golden Melody Award and the Golden Sound Award, won the top ten albums of the year, and won the first prize in the native language original competition twice.
Wang Junjie is good at observing the environment and the surrounding bits and pieces through hearing and various senses of the body, and then uses his delicate emotions to turn everything he observes into moving songs. Whether it is a melody song he creates, Or every musical sound that passes through his fingertips always fills the picture and makes people move. It is rare for him to be proficient in Taiwanese songs and at the same time familiar with jazz and classical music . He has integrated jazz into Nakasi. An interesting combination. Although the two musical styles are completely different, their characteristics of free improvisation are the same.
