Chiang Mai Entertainment Industry Meet to Discuss Mourning Period

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Entertainment Industry Meet to Discuss Mourning Period

by CityNews

 

 

CityNews – Entertainment entrepreneurs as well as media from all over Chiang Mai came together on October 17th at Warm Up Café to discuss mourning etiquette.

 

The press conference of dos and don’ts during the 30 day mourning period was held to offer clarity to the entertainment industry as well as to musicians. The press conference was organised by the President of Chiang Mai Singers & Actors Association (CMSAA), Panthawat Kankulsoontorn.

 

Panthawat confirmed the government’s message that all entertainment venues are allowed to open as usual but are requested to tone down over the next 30 days out of respect. Music would be best played acoustically using perhaps two to three instruments rather than a large band and musicians are encouraged to play songs composed by His Majesty.

 

Concerts and public events are to be postponed until after the 30 day period.

 

Full story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/entertainment-industry-meet-to-discuss-mourning-period/

 

-- © Copyright Chiang City News 2016-10-19

[Chicog]

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Music would be best played acoustically using perhaps two to three instruments rather than a large band and musicians are encouraged to play songs composed by His Majesty.

 

30 days without having to listen to Stairway to Heaven.

That's a right result.

[Colabamumbai]

I just want my MTV. Tru Visions has most of their channels blocked.

[arithai12]

I wish the ban on loud night music could be extended to soi dogs.