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感謝大家參與職能治療相關戲劇討論，黃老斯會找時間確認的(這幾天突然變忙@@)
Occupational therapy在日本跟中國是稱作業治療，在香港稱職業治療，台灣則是職能治療。
我自己知道的有兩部，一部是有人提到的日劇Orange days，妻夫木聰飾演"作業治療師"，主要是做老人這塊，在劇中會看到他帶老人家走路練習丟球等，但劇中沒有對此行業交代太多(印象中，太久遠了)
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另外一部沒有人提到，是韓劇"我的女兒是花兒"，女主角楊花兒就是職能治療師。
這部是因為患者告訴我，我才上網去看幾個片段確認一下，裡面是做成人腦傷跟好像有一點兒童，篇幅不少，因為花兒的夢想好像是開一家復健醫院，但我沒看完所以後來怎麼樣我也不知道XD不過她幫患者治療時，中途總是會被男主角拉出去講話(演戲好像都這樣😂)，所以沒有像是其他醫生相關戲劇會講很多專有名詞。
#希望未來能多一點這種戲劇 #職能治療師黃彥鈞
#職能治療師的業務範圍明明管很寬根本什麼劇都能進入呀
#這個杯子的廣告也跟醫生有關唷但沒有職能治療就是了
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Credits
"Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" music by BJ Thomas
Performed by
Ho Cheuk Yin: Harmonica
Video produced by Ho Cheuk Yin
Video filmed and edited by Sabrina Cheung
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Ho Cheuk-yin, Leo
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香港世界級年青口琴手
2013
World Harmonica Festival in Germany
Champion
1. Open Test Piece Chromatic Solo category
2. Open duet category
3. Open Orchestra Category
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Ho Cheuk-yin, Leo
Nineteen-year-old Leo Ho Cheuk-yin just began his study on occupational therapy at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2012. Leo started to learn harmonica at the age of 6 under Cheung Kin-ling and 1 year later, under the tuition of renowned harmonica educator Mr. Lee Sheung-ching. In 2003, his first exposure in competition at age of 9 earned him 3rd prize in the Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo competition of the 1st Hong Kong Harmonica Festival. In 2006, he entered the King's College for secondary school study and soon became a core member of the long established King's College Harmonica Band. Since then, he had won many local and international awards, including three 1st prizes in Harmonica Solo of the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, 3rd prize in Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo of the 5th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival (APHF) 2004 in Hong Kong, as well as champion in Junior Harmonica Duo and 2nd prize in Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo category of the 6th APHF 2006 in Taiwan.
At the 7th APHF 2008 in Hangzhou China, Leo swept the board by winning champions in all 5 categories he had entered, namely Chromatic Harmonica Solo, Duo, Trio and Ensemble of the Secondary School Class, as well as Open Class Harmonica Orchestra. In 2009, Leo made his debut at the World Harmonica Festival and Competition in Trossingen Germany and excelled among all contestants by seizing the champion in Youth Solo and Duo competitions, as well as 1st runner-up in Open Class Ensemble and Orchestra competitions. In 2010, Leo being the youngest contestant in the class and competed for the first time in the open category harmonica solo at the 8th APHF in Singapore, won the 1st runner up. Two years later in 2012, he shined again at the 9th APHF in Malaysia by winning 4 champion and a 2nd runners up titles in the open and adult classes, including the highest honour, champion at the Elite Solo Open Category. The winning piece "Invierno Porteno" was Leo's own arrangement. In 2013 Oct, Leo has obtained the highest honer of a chromatic harmonica player through winning the Test Piece category of Chromatic Harmonica solo competition in the World Harmonica Festival 2013. In the same event, he has also in total obtained three champions in the open duet category and the open orchestra category. His performances were frequently broadcasted in televisions and radios in Hong Kong.
Leo is also the leading chromatic player of the VELOZ harmonica quartet, which was formed in 2010 by four young accomplished harmonica players all brought up at the King's College. Within a short time, the celebrated group had been invited to perform at the prestigious 2010 Hong Kong Arts Festival, and internationally in Macau, Singapore, Prague, Munich, Ljublijana and Bratislava. Lately in 2012, Leo was invited to give solo and duo performance at the 25th Anniversary concert series of the Norwegian Harmonica Organization in Norway and received high acclaims.
A pop-jazz cover of 忘情水.
Ho Cheuk-yin, Leo
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香港世界級年青口琴手
2013
World Harmonica Festival in Germany
Champion
1. Open Test Piece Chromatic Solo category
2. Open duet category
3. Open Orchestra Category
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Ho Cheuk-yin, Leo
Nineteen-year-old Leo Ho Cheuk-yin just began his study on occupational therapy at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2012. Leo started to learn harmonica at the age of 6 under Cheung Kin-ling and 1 year later, under the tuition of renowned harmonica educator Mr. Lee Sheung-ching. In 2003, his first exposure in competition at age of 9 earned him 3rd prize in the Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo competition of the 1st Hong Kong Harmonica Festival. In 2006, he entered the King's College for secondary school study and soon became a core member of the long established King's College Harmonica Band. Since then, he had won many local and international awards, including three 1st prizes in Harmonica Solo of the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, 3rd prize in Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo of the 5th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival (APHF) 2004 in Hong Kong, as well as champion in Junior Harmonica Duo and 2nd prize in Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo category of the 6th APHF 2006 in Taiwan.
At the 7th APHF 2008 in Hangzhou China, Leo swept the board by winning champions in all 5 categories he had entered, namely Chromatic Harmonica Solo, Duo, Trio and Ensemble of the Secondary School Class, as well as Open Class Harmonica Orchestra. In 2009, Leo made his debut at the World Harmonica Festival and Competition in Trossingen Germany and excelled among all contestants by seizing the champion in Youth Solo and Duo competitions, as well as 1st runner-up in Open Class Ensemble and Orchestra competitions. In 2010, Leo being the youngest contestant in the class and competed for the first time in the open category harmonica solo at the 8th APHF in Singapore, won the 1st runner up. Two years later in 2012, he shined again at the 9th APHF in Malaysia by winning 4 champion and a 2nd runners up titles in the open and adult classes, including the highest honour, champion at the Elite Solo Open Category. The winning piece "Invierno Porteno" was Leo's own arrangement. In 2013 Oct, Leo has obtained the highest honer of a chromatic harmonica player through winning the Test Piece category of Chromatic Harmonica solo competition in the World Harmonica Festival 2013. In the same event, he has also in total obtained three champions in the open duet category and the open orchestra category. His performances were frequently broadcasted in televisions and radios in Hong Kong.
Leo is also the leading chromatic player of the VELOZ harmonica quartet, which was formed in 2010 by four young accomplished harmonica players all brought up at the King's College. Within a short time, the celebrated group had been invited to perform at the prestigious 2010 Hong Kong Arts Festival, and internationally in Macau, Singapore, Prague, Munich, Ljublijana and Bratislava. Lately in 2012, Leo was invited to give solo and duo performance at the 25th Anniversary concert series of the Norwegian Harmonica Organization in Norway and received high acclaims.
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This is the video recorded 'Young Chromatic Talents' held in the World Harmonica Festival 2013.
Ho Cheuk Yin from Hong Kong was invited as the guest performer, together with 3 other groups of players from Japan, UK and Taiwan.
Leo Ho was the champion in the Test Piece Adult solo category in the World Harmonica Festival in 2013. The class has been known as the highest level of chromatic harmonica solo competition in the world.
Ho Cheuk-yin, Leo
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香港世界級年青口琴手
2013
World Harmonica Festival in Germany
Champion
1. Open Test Piece Chromatic Solo category
2. Open duet category
3. Open Orchestra Category
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Ho Cheuk-yin, Leo
Nineteen-year-old Leo Ho Cheuk-yin just began his study on occupational therapy at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 2012. Leo started to learn harmonica at the age of 6 under Cheung Kin-ling and 1 year later, under the tuition of renowned harmonica educator Mr. Lee Sheung-ching. In 2003, his first exposure in competition at age of 9 earned him 3rd prize in the Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo competition of the 1st Hong Kong Harmonica Festival. In 2006, he entered the King's College for secondary school study and soon became a core member of the long established King's College Harmonica Band. Since then, he had won many local and international awards, including three 1st prizes in Harmonica Solo of the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, 3rd prize in Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo of the 5th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival (APHF) 2004 in Hong Kong, as well as champion in Junior Harmonica Duo and 2nd prize in Junior Chromatic Harmonica Solo category of the 6th APHF 2006 in Taiwan.
At the 7th APHF 2008 in Hangzhou China, Leo swept the board by winning champions in all 5 categories he had entered, namely Chromatic Harmonica Solo, Duo, Trio and Ensemble of the Secondary School Class, as well as Open Class Harmonica Orchestra. In 2009, Leo made his debut at the World Harmonica Festival and Competition in Trossingen Germany and excelled among all contestants by seizing the champion in Youth Solo and Duo competitions, as well as 1st runner-up in Open Class Ensemble and Orchestra competitions. In 2010, Leo being the youngest contestant in the class and competed for the first time in the open category harmonica solo at the 8th APHF in Singapore, won the 1st runner up. Two years later in 2012, he shined again at the 9th APHF in Malaysia by winning 4 champion and a 2nd runners up titles in the open and adult classes, including the highest honour, champion at the Elite Solo Open Category. The winning piece "Invierno Porteno" was Leo's own arrangement. In 2013 Oct, Leo has obtained the highest honer of a chromatic harmonica player through winning the Test Piece category of Chromatic Harmonica solo competition in the World Harmonica Festival 2013. In the same event, he has also in total obtained three champions in the open duet category and the open orchestra category. His performances were frequently broadcasted in televisions and radios in Hong Kong.
Leo is also the leading chromatic player of the VELOZ harmonica quartet, which was formed in 2010 by four young accomplished harmonica players all brought up at the King's College. Within a short time, the celebrated group had been invited to perform at the prestigious 2010 Hong Kong Arts Festival, and internationally in Macau, Singapore, Prague, Munich, Ljublijana and Bratislava. Lately in 2012, Leo was invited to give solo and duo performance at the 25th Anniversary concert series of the Norwegian Harmonica Organization in Norway and received high acclaims.
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