Au Rui Qiang, is a clear stream of cantonese music, is definitely a character who has to be mentioned, his generation is comparable to Tam Wing Lin, he has attracted a large number of fans with his unique pastoral folk songs, although he is not as popular as those idol singers, but he has an unshakable position in the Cantonese music scene.
Au Rui Qiang was originally a radio music program host, he used European folk style to sing Cantonese pop songs, formed his own musical style, is an important contributor to Hong Kong folk songs, his masterpiece "Strangers", "Fishing Fire Dots", contains fresh breath, has the magic of washing troubles, listening to it at busy times will make your body and mind relax and calm down.
Ou Ruiqiang's folk song taste series pays more attention to the artistic conception and listening enjoyment brought by music, among which the albums do not use his photos as a cover to attract fans, but use the music itself to win fans, and "Folk Song Taste I." adds some sounds in nature to each song, such as birds and flowers, small bridges and flowing water, etc., reflecting a strong rural atmosphere. His song is a test of the sound equipment, if your audio equipment is not good enough, the bass is not clear enough, Ou Ruiqiang's song will sound very laborious.
Ou Ruiqiang's voice is particularly good in low frequency, very masculine, clean and infectious, leisurely and casually can sing many familiar old songs into a new taste. His songs sound evocative.
Au Ruiqiang founded the "Music Farm Classroom". Working as a lecturer at the newly opened conservatory and teaching apprenticeships with 30 years of singing experience, he hoped to find a successor to the music world and relay the music world, but he laughed: "The students in my class do not guarantee that they can become singers, because I am not Dai Sicong." ”
Au Rui-keung is still active, adhering to his own musical style and philosophy, and every Sunday night, he also hosts a folk song program on Radio Television Hong Kong and hosts the current "Reunion of Two Thousand Beautiful Songs" on Radio Television Hong Kong, visiting former musicians.