Annette Chan is a music graduate of Hong Kong Baptist University, majoring in flute under the tutelage of Mr. Olivier Nowak, the Co-principal flute of Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. During her secondary schooling, she acquired both piano and flute Grade 8 with distinction. She continued her musical training from her flute teacher Brian Chan Tsz Chun and obtained the LTCL diploma in 2016. Being an ensemble player and flute soloist, Annette has performed in various concerts and local music events including Hong Kong Baptist University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Symphony concerts. She is currently the flute and piccolo player of Hong Kong Chamber Wind Philharmonia and participates in regular concerts.

Having the enthusiasm on music education, Annette has been a music tutor since 2012 and has been studying music pedagogy at Hong Kong Baptist University. She is now teaching flute, piano and music theory as a private tutor, her students have obtained distinction in ABRSM exams. Apart from one-on-one teaching, Annette also coaches group class and being piano accompanist for her students during public examinations and competitions. She is currently teaching as an instrumental class instructor at local schools including HKUGA Primary School, St. Paul Convent Primary School, Buddhist Chung Wah Kornhill Primary School.

Wong Yuet Lam, graduated from Bachelor of Arts in Music at The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2021. She studied piano as her major instrument under the tutelage of Dr. Timothy Kwok Ka-ho. She has participated in several piano festivals in the United States, Germany, and Korea. She attended private lessons and masterclasses with renowned pianists including Mary Wu, Edward Auer, Peter Bithell, Michał Szymanowski, David Northington, Hsieh Cheng Feng, Park Yu Jung, and Tomislav Baynov.

Wong had also been actively participating in various ensemble activities. She is currently a chorister of SingFest, performed in several theatrical performances and online video productions. She studied vocal singing with Miss Chan Siu Kwan during her bachelor study and was a keen member of Aqua Voice. Wong also studies flute under the coaching of Mr. Brian Chan, and has been the principal flautist in the CUHK Chung Chi Wind Orchestra.

Wong is a theory, composition and arranging enthusiast. She studied in the composition stream under the guidance of Prof. Kai-young Chan, Prof. Wendy Lee, and Dr. Hau-man Lo. She has her work premiered by the Cong Quartet, thus being the awardee of the David Gwilt Composition Prize. Wong has also worked as an arranger for various levels of orchestras, college bands, and student ensembles.

Wong is a holder of LTCL in piano performance, LTCL in flute performance, and ATCL in singing performance.

Albert Chin is a passionate violinist born in Hong Kong. He began playing violin at the age of 4. His talent was nurtured, and by age 12 he achieved an ATCL trinity diploma, with the enlightenment of Ernesson Chiu, the founder of Centre Stage (Hong Kong). He further study music as an undergraduate at the Hong Kong Baptist University, mentored by Ray Tsoi and Gary Ngan. He studied Royal Northern College of Music Master of Performance with scholarship, under the tutelage of Callum Smart and Leland Chen.

In addition to his education, Chin played with the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra, winning various competitions including the 6th Hong Kong Virtuoso Music Competition and the Hong Kong Youth competition. During his bachelor’s degree, he performed with the Collegium Musicum Hong Kong, and since that time, he has appeared in different world leading side-by-side orchestral programs with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Halle Orchestra, and the Manchester Camerata.

Chin’s professional career has been punctuated by widely acclaimed performances throughout Korea, Italy, Malaysia, and the United Kingdom. Furthermore, he has attended plentiful masterclasses conducted by world renowned violinists and soloists namely Ning Feng, Pavel Fischer and Ben Holland.

As an acting music director of the Hong Kong Gifted Education Teachers’ Association, Chin has years of experience in teaching students of all levels, including but not limited to Tseung Kwan O Government Primary School, G.T (Ellen Yeung) College and HKMLC Queen Maud Secondary School.

Aggie Ching, a skilled and versatile music professional with a diverse range of expertise. With a strong presence in both the education field and the pop music industry, she offers a unique perspective and valuable insights to her students.

With two years of experience as a secondary school music teacher, she has acquired a comprehensive pedagogy in teaching group classes and utilizing engaging activities to foster musical learning. Her teaching methods create an interactive and dynamic environment that encourages students to explore their musical abilities.

Ching has been teaching violin since 2016. Her students have achieved notable accomplishments in instrumental examinations while also developing a solid foundation in music theory. Aural training and duet playing are integral components of her lessons, cultivating musicality and promoting collaborative skills.

Sparkle Ip graduated from the Royal College of Music with a master's degree, where he studied under Richard Lester, a renowned cellist, chamber musician and educator, he is also the principal cellist of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe. During his time in London, he participated in many professional projects such as RCM symphony orchestra with Sir Antonio Pappano, RCM Super string Sunday, musicals and film music recording.

Before he further his education at the RCM, he studied his bachelor's degree at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff, where he met and studied under the guidance of Nikki Thomas, an influential and important teacher to Sparkle as a cellist and musician, his passion and love for the cello were greatly nurtured and it has grown ever since. Nikki Thomas was a student of the legendary cellist Jacqueline du Pré and the influential cello educator William Pleeth in the UK. During his study time in RWCMD, his cello playing improved drastically, which strongly amazed and impressed upon the teachers and students alike. He also established himself as a role model to his peers at the RWCMD. He believes that passion, resilience and love for the cello is the key to success in the learning process.
Besides studying under Nikki and Richard, he also took masterclass and lessons with some renowned cellists during the time in the UK, including Alice Neary, Leonard Elschenbroich, Rosie Biss, Amanda Truelove, David Cohen, Tim Walden and Stefan Popov.

Embarking on her musical journey in Shenzhen at the age of three under her father’s guidance, Dai Rongxi laid the foundation for a distinguished artistic path. She recently graduated with a Bachelor of Music from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA), having attended on a full scholarship. There, she studied under the mentorship of the Professor Eleanor Wong and Mr. Yury Shadrin, Head of Keyboard. She will be a Masters student at the HKAPA in the coming September. To refine her artistry, Dai has actively participated in masterclasses led by internationally acclaimed artists, including Professors Ronan O’Hora, Chee Su Yen, and Ijia Scheps. As an emerging pianist on the international stage, she has begun to garner significant recognition, most notably achieving Second Prize in the 31st Young Musician International Competition ‘Citta di Barletta’ (Piano, Category E) in 2021. This early accolade signals her considerable potential and promising future in the competitive realm of classical music.

Yanny started playing trombone in secondary school when she was 12. She has achieved the Trinity College London (ATCL) diploma and Grade 8 Music Theory when she was 17 years old. After secondary school, she started her professional training at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in Trombone Performance under Maciek Walicki and Zachary Bond when she was 19 and obtained Bachelor of Music (Honours) Degree in 2020. Then she continue her study in HKAPA and completed her Degree of Master of Music in 2023.

Yanny is an active trombone player in Hong Kong. She works as a freelance player in different orchestras and bands such as the Hong Kong Professional Winds, Hong Kong Symphonic Winds, Hong Kong Orchestra, and Hong Kong String Orchestra etc. She has often participated in many master classes and seminars to enhance her playing and teaching skills, such as Thailand Trombone Festival,Singapore Low Brass Academy, Joseph Alessi‘s Trombone Seminar and Slider Asia.

Yanny is an extremely passionate teacher and has been teaching since 2016. She is currently teaching at several different schools giving low brass classes and private trombone lessons.
She is also strong at teaching the students from young age, such as in the age of 4 to 5.

Kathy Yiu was born in Hong Kong in 1985. She moved to Sydney with her family at the age of nine. After two years, she went back to Hong Kong and studied at St. Paul’s International School and then Hotung Secondary School. As she transferred to Hotung, she was being appointed as a pianist of the choir, which won her many awards in the Hong Kong Music Festival. After her Hong Kong Certificate Education Examination, she went to Canada to study in the bachelor of music transfer program at Capilano University, during which she became the first runner-up in the Capilano University music competition. After her second year, she studied at the University of Western Ontario, London, Canada, and obtained her bachelor of music (honors music education) degree, during which she studied piano with Ronald Turini, the student of the legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz. She also studied piano with Tina Yanchus, who was from the Juilliard School of Music.

Here is a list of degrees and awards achieved by Kathy:

• Bachelor of Music (honors music education) degree from the University of Western Ontario
• Trinity College of London: Licentiate Diploma in Recital in Piano with Distinction
• The Chinese University of Hong Kong: postgraduate diploma in education
• The Royal Conservatory of Music Grade 10 piano exam with first class honors
• Shanghai Conservatory of Music (Middle School): Certificate of Merit in the piano course
• ABRSM grade 5 theory
• ABRSM grade 8 piano certification
• Outstanding Piano Teacher Award in 7th Hong Kong Asia-Pacific Youth Piano Competition
• Outstanding teacher award in Hong Kong Youth Piano Competition
• Outstanding teacher award in Parsons Music
• Won the first place in British Columbia Conservatory of Music piano competition
• Won the second place in Capilano University, Vancouver
• Certificate of Recognition in Speech and Music Recital Development Foundation

Miss Sammi Ho began studying piano from an early age under the guidance of Ms. Fung Chi Mei and Mr. Leung Chun-yin. She has over ten years of full-time teaching experience and has recently completed her Master of Arts in Music at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, majoring in music theory and research. During her studies, she was mentored by the renowned pianist Ms. Nancy Loo, and is currently continuing her professional development with Ms. Sham Siu-wai.

She holds LTCL and ATCL piano performance diplomas from Trinity College London and has achieved Grade 8 Piano and Theory certificates from ABRSM. Ms. Ho has explored a wide range of musical styles and settings, including Chinese music ensemble, choir, hand-chimes, musical glasses, and has also been exposed to diverse musical cultures such as Javanese Gamelan. In 2024, she performed at CUHK’s Moonlit Night Music Concert at the Lee Hysan Concert Hall, where she took part in 16-hands piano, choir, Chinese ensemble, and orchestral collaboration.

With a background in animation and visual arts, she brings creativity and aesthetic depth into her teaching. Her students range from young children to adults, with over 95% achieving Distinction in ABRSM exams, and several receiving awards in public competitions.

Rossano Law, International Artist of Hootersmae Brass and Perantucci Mouthpieces, graduated from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and received his Master of Music Degree with Distinction. Studied under Matthew White and Philippe Schwartz.

Rossano started playing the Euphonium at the age of 8 and the Trombone at the age of 10. Under the guidance of Tse Luen Wah, he has won a total of 10 First Prizes in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival at his young age. Rossano was also the winner of the SliderAsia 2011 Trombone Festival open competition.

Rossano completed his Bachelor of Music (Honours) Degree at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts under the guidance of Ben Pelletier. He also participated in many masterclasses and has been coached by Steven Mead, Misa Mead, David Childs, Bastien Baumet, Adam Frey, Patrik Randefalk, Chris Robertson, Sarah Willis and Jonny Bates. Apart from being a soloist, Rossano has also been involved in a variety of music performances including Wind Ensembles and Orchestras. He was the Bass Trombonist of Hong Kong Chamber Wind Philharmonia. He has also played with the City Chamber Orchestra, Gustav Mahler Orchestra and Macao Orchestra as a freelance musician.

During his time living in the UK, Rossano was a member of The Staffordshire Band. He has also been invited to perform in public often as a soloist and received a lot of positive feedback.

Rossano is currently a Brass Tutor and Orchestra Conductor at Tseung Kwan O Catholic Primary School and Euphonium Tutor at Hon Wah College. He is also a Part-time Lower Brass Tutor at the Music Office.

Crystal Chan, an acclaimed young guzheng performer, possesses extensive teaching experience. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Guzheng Performance from the Department of Traditional Music at Harbin Conservatory of Music, followed by a Master's degree in Guzheng from the same institution, under the mentorship of Professor Wang Yizhuo, a postgraduate alumnus of the Central Conservatory of Music and current faculty member in the Department of Traditional Music at Harbin Conservatory of Music. During her academic tenure, she received multiple prestigious scholarships and was awarded the Gold Prize in the Professional Category at the 2018 Guoyin Cup Asian Finals of Traditional Instrument Competition. She has frequently participated in various government-sponsored cultural events hosted by universities and collaborated with orchestras in performances across Beijing, Shanghai, Macau, Shenzhen, and other cities. Notable accolades include the First Prize in the Professional Category at the 15th Singapore-Zhongxin International Music Competition in 2021 and the Gold Award in the Professional Category of the 2021 Asia-Pacific International Instrumental Open Competition. Chen has also successfully held several solo recitals to widespread acclaim. With substantial experience in pedagogy, competition, and evaluation, she adopts a patient and responsible teaching approach, emphasizing fundamental skills training and tailoring instruction to individual student aptitudes. She designs customized lesson plans to maximize knowledge absorption within limited timeframes while fostering students' musical appreciation and engagement through an inspiring and enjoyable learning environment that highlights the allure of the guzheng.

William Lee completed the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Music at Hong Kong Baptist University. During the time, Lee was appointed to be the concertmaster of Hong Kong Baptist University Symphony Orchestra and Collegium Musicum of Hong Kong. For striving a more advanced performance level, Lee received the Master of Music in Violin Performance at the University of Texas at Austin with scholarships.He had studied with Mr. Wong Wai Ming, Mr. Andrew Ling, Mr. Ray Tsoi and Mr. Daniel Ching in his university studies. Moreover, Lee participated in several violin and chamber masterclasses with Ms. Kathleen Wrinkler, Mr. Daniel Jordan, Mr. David Kim, Mr. Leo Philips, Mr. Robert Diaz etc. Besides that, Lee was coached by the members of Miro Quartet.

Lee is passionate in performing the music,including solo, chamber music and orchestral music. In his early time, he had obtained the violin LTCL and viola ATCL from the College of Trinity in distinction. In 2014, he was invited to be one of the members of Collegium Muscium of Hong Kong to perform at Carnegie Hall. Besides that, Lee had won the third prize at the 5th Princess Galyani Vadhana International Ensemble Competition in 2017. Furthermore, Lee gained the full scholarship to take part in the 30th Texas Music Festival and be the concertmaster in that orchestra. Lee played as a full time violinist of the Hong Kong Sinfonietta.

Lee is now playing as a freelancer in different ensembles and orchestras such as Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Opera Hong Kong and Inheritage Philharmonic etc.

A native of Hong Kong, Radwan Chan started learning the cello with Isaac Au, Cheung Ming Yuen and later Chor Kai Hei. He is a graduate of the Royal College of Music, supported by the Albert Cooper Music Charitable Trust, under the tutelage of Prof. Amanda Truelove, Prof. Stefan Popov and Prof. Richard Harwood. He is privileged to attend the Kronberg Academy Cello Masterclass, the Lac Leman Music Masterclass, the Saline Royale Academy and the Musicalta Music Academy. He has also performed in masterclasses of Frans Helmerson, Marc Coppey, Gustav Rivinius, Stephen Forck, Tanja Tetzlaff, Gabriel Schwabe, Csaba Onczay, and Istvan Varga. He was selected as the 'S'way Young Artist' in 2024. He was the third-prize winner in the Gustav Mahler Prize International Cello Competition in 2022.

Radwan is a keen chamber musician and the founding member of the Hongs Quartet. The quartet has attended masterclasses by the Alban Berg Quartet, Takacs Quartet, Quatuor Ysaye, Quatuor Ébène, Quatuor Danel, Endellion Quartet, and the Marmen Quartet. It was also accepted to the Schiermonnikoog Festival, where it attended ensemble masterclasses with Marc Danel and Gary Hoffmann. In 2023, the quartet was selected to participate in the Netherlands String Quartet Academy (NSKA).

Radwan is also an active orchestral cellist in London and Hong Kong. He has performed in the RCM Symphony Orchestra and the RCM Philharmonic, working closely with Jac Van Steen, Martyn Brabbins and Maxim Vangerov. He was also appointed as the principal cellist in the Pro Arte Orchestra and served as the chairman of his high school senior string orchestra and cello principal. Radwan won multiple prizes in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival and other local competitions, including the champion of the 68th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival Symphony Orchestra Champion (Intermediate), and the Gold Award of the Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows.

Radwan is actively performing in Europe and Asia, including in China, Denmark, Hong Kong, France, Germany, Switzerland and the UK. He was also invited to perform in concert in the presence of key government officials in Hong Kong, such as the Curriculum Development Council of the Hong Kong Education Bureau, which received positive acclaim.

He is exceptionally grateful to play on an antique cello attributed to G. Corsby, loaned to him by the Cherubim Music Trust.

The Hong Kong-born oboist and oboe reed maker Charles Chau graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University with a Bachelor of Arts in Music Studies. Charles had been majoring in oboe under the tutelage of Mr. Tam Tze Fai Victor.

With precious opportunities, Charles participated in oboe masterclasses instructed by Mr. Dwight Parry and Mr. Juan Manuel Garcia-Cano. Charles also benefited from the teaching of Mr. Yau Ka Kei Danny, Ms. Alice Wong and Ms. Danica Cheng.

Charles has enjoyed playing in orchestras and bands. He has cooperated with different ensembles, including O Wind Ensemble, Hong Kong Chamber Wind Philharmonia, Collegium Musicum Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist University Symphony Orchestra, Hong Kong Baptist University Wind Symphony, Chung Chi Orchestra, Chung Chi Wind Orchestra and The Education University of Hong Kong Symphony Band.

Vito Fung, is a graduating music student at Hong Kong Baptist University. He has been studying clarinet under Miss Lau Wai, Mr. Lorenzo Antonio Iosco and Mr. Fong To. He has accomplished ATCL clarinet recital diploma from the Associate of Trinity College London and grade 8 theory from ABRSM. Throughout his undergraduate study, Fung has participated in various masterclasses hosted by maestros including Mr. Charles Neidich, Miss Ayako Oshima and Andrew Simon. He was once a member of the Hong Kong Baptist University Symphony Orchestra, Hong Kong Baptist University Wind Symphony, and Hong Kong Chamber Wind Philharmonia. Fung was also majoring composition under the tutelage of Prof. Christopher J. Keyes, Dr. Matthew W. Schreibeis and Dr. Camilo Mendez.

Busy freelance violist Edwin Lam was awarded the Grantham Scholarship, the HKSAR Government Scholarship, and the Y.S. Liu Foundation Scholarship before graduating with a bachelor's degree in music from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and embarking on his career as an orchestral and chamber musician.

As Viola Principal of the Asian Youth Orchestra he toured major cities around Asia in 2013 and 2014, before becoming Viola Principal at the Kent Blossom Music Festival in 2015. There he performed as Viola Principal of the Chamber Orchestra, and collaborated as a chamber musician with peers from across the United States. He has participated in masterclasses with the Endelion Quartet, the Szymanowski Quartet, the Miami Quartet and the Shanghai Quartet.

Since graduation Lam has performed under the baton of a distinguished list of conductors, including James Judd, Ken-David Masur, and Brett Mitchell, and with such noted soloists as cellist Steven Isserlis and violinists Vadim Repin, and Sarah Chang.

Isaac Szeto, born in Hong Kong, began learning the violin at the age of four. He begnaning studying the violin under Li Chuan-yun's parents, as well as Teacher Li Yongchun. He was also fortunate to receive meticulous guidance from Professor Zheng Shisheng. In 2010, he obtained the Violin Performance Diploma from the Royal Academy of Music in the UK and the LTCL Diploma from Trinity College London, as well as Master of Arts in Muisc at The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2023.

Subsequently, Mr. Szeto was awarded a scholarship to pursue further studies in violin performance under the tutelage of Dr. Stelios Chatziiosifidis at the University of Kent in the UK.

In terms of performance experience, he has performed as a soloist at the Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre, showcasing the Bruch G minor Violin Concerto. He has also performed with the Hong Kong Children's Symphony Orchestra and Diocesan Boys' School in Austria, Vienna, Germany, Finland, and mainland China. During his studies in the UK, he was a member of the City of Rochester Symphony Orchestra, serving as the first violinist. He simultaneously held the position of principal violinist in the University of Kent Symphony Orchestra and the University Chamber Ensemble.

Praised for a voice of "deliciously deep and rich," (Birmingham Post), Hong Kong baritone Michael Chun Ting Lam is a wide-ranging opera and concert soloist who has performed in Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany, Austria and Hungary, as well as other European countries. Passionate about opera, Michael has sung more than 50 operatic roles and performed for many opera companies and festivals, including Opera Hong Kong, Musica Viva, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Silent Opera, Winslow Hall Opera, OperaUpClose, Passaggio Oper, Opéra de Baugé, Hanoi Opera House, Orchestra of the Music Makers Singapore, Lyric Opera of the Philippines and more. His operatic roles include the title roles of Macbeth, Don Pasquale, Giulio Cesare, and Il barbiere di Siviglia, covering a range from the Baroque period to modern times, featuring works in different styles by Handel, Mozart, Bel canto, Wagner, Verdi, Puccini, and Verismo. He has performed as the baritone soloist in Opera Galas, including singing the role of Konfuzius in Gustav Mak's Die Legende von Konfuzius(world premiere) with the Budapest MÁV Symphony Orchestra in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna. Other concert engagements include Mendelssohn's Elijah, Haydn's Nelson Mass, J.S. Bach's Magnificat in D Major, Felix Mendelssohn's Die erste Walpurgisnacht, Handel's Messiah, Faure's Requiem, Brahms's Ein deutsches Requiem, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, etc. He has also been giving solo recitals regularly, including Rugby Festival of Culture 2019 and Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department's “Our Music Talents” series 2022.

Michael trained at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Hungary, receiving his Bachelor of Music and Master of Music in Vocal Performance. He was a recipient of numerous scholarships, including Opera Hong Kong K Wah International Vocal Scholarship, Foundation for the Arts and Music in Asia Limited (FAMA) Vocal Scholarships and the Bernard van Zuiden Music Fund, etc. He was a first-prize winner of numerous international singing competitions, including Hong Kong International Music Festival Vocal Competition, Grand Prize Virtuoso, The Ashleyan Opera Prize, The North International Music Competition, International Music Competition "Таланты XXI века", Quebec International Music Competition, IYMC Classical Music International Competition, King's Peak International Music Competition, Odin International Music Competition, Swiss International Music Competition, Danubia Talents Liszt International Music Competition and International Vocal Competition "The Song", to name a few. In 2017, he was awarded the St Clare Barfield Memorial Bowl for Operatic Distinction from Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. He has been given the Gil Rodriguez Scholarship Award from Opéra de Baugé for his outstanding contribution to the 2019 Operatic Season. He was also awarded the Platinum and Unique Personality Special prizes from the World Artistry Music Award.

Besides performing as a singer, Michael frequently appears as a Zhongruanist. He was the leader and the principal Zhongruanist of Ng Wah Chinese Orchestra and, a Ruanist of Hong Kong City Chinese Orchestra, Hong Kong Bright East Chinese Orchestra and Sonata Elite Chamber Orchestra. In addition to participating in large-scale concerts held in concert halls, such as "A Concert of Popular Chinese Music" and "A Concert of Guided History", Michael has also actively participated in chamber performances in various community events, dinners, and cocktail parties. In 2020, he has been involved in the project "It Gets Lighter From Here", organized by Birmingham Opera Company and Culture Central. He has also participated in the world premiere of Anna Vienna Ho’s The Monk of the River as part of the Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival 2021. He was the first-prize winner of the International Art Festival & Contest "Talents of Europe" 2021.

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Graduated from the Royal Northern College of Music in the UK with a Master's degree in Trumpet Performance, Jonathan studied under John Miller and Murray Greig during his study in RNCM. In the meantime, Jonathan had numerous performance opportunities, including work with orchestras, solo performances, worship, chamber music, and recording sessions.

Before pursuing further studies at the Royal Northern College of Music, Jonathan graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama with a Bachelor's degree in Trumpet Performance, studied under Robert Samuel. While studying in Wales, he was also an active cornet player in brass bands, performing at various concerts and receiving high praise from both peers and local communities.

In addition to his extensive performance experience, Jonathan also have had the opportunity to learn from various internationally renowned trumpeters and attend masterclasses with artists such as Marc Geujon, Matthias Hoffs, Matilda Lloyd, and Mike Lovatt.

Ms. Angelus To graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Music Studie, majored in Flute and City University of diploma in sport mental coach, Trinity College London of performance diploma (ATCL in Flute).

Angelus is studying flute under Pro. Michael Scott (Professor of Flute and Head Department of woodwind, University of Sydney Conservatorium of Music), and studied under Mr. Olivier Nowak (Co-Principal, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra), Mr. Yu Wing Chung (Hong Kong Sinfonietta).

Since 2011, Angelus start teaching flute and music theory in difference schools and private class. Now, She is very active difference local orchestra and wind band performance.

Johnny is an active trumpeter based in Hong Kong, a graduate of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, where he majored in trumpet. He performs regularly with various orchestras and ensembles throughout Hong Kong.

Lau began studying the trumpet in secondary school, training under notable teachers including Benjamin Chan, Elaine Yeung, Joseph Ngan, and Fung Ka Hing. He frequently participated in masterclasses with renowned artists such as Sergei Nakariakov, James Thompson, Chris Martin, Éric Aubier, Hannes Läubin, and German Brass.

After graduating from the University of East Anglia in the UK, Liu served as a trumpeter with the UEA Symphony Orchestra from 2013 to 2016, performing at various venues across the UK. To further his studies in trumpet performance, he joined the Bachelor of Music program at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2021.

Lau engages in diverse musical projects, recordings and performances in jazz and pop music, collaborating with artists such as Jason Kui at Ko Shan Fest, Patrick Lui Jazz Orchestra, and participating in the recording of Lil’ Ashes (小塵埃) - "Let Me Go" (煙消散了). He has also performed at events like COLLAB Jan Curious x Fountain de Chopin Big Band and Free Jazz Festivals.

Since returning to Hong Kong in 2016, Lau has been a regular member in various ensembles, regularly appearing with groups such as the Happy-Go-Lucky Big Band, Fountain de Chopin Big Band, and the Hong Kong Symphony Wind Orchestra.

Danny Li is a professional saxophonist and educator recognised for his versatility across classical and jazz in Hong Kong. He holds a Master of Music from the National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA), where he studied as a scholarship recipient under the guidance of Taiwan Yamaha artist Chih-Huan Wu. During his formative years, he also participated in prestigious masterclasses, including those led by Chien-Kwan Lin of the Eastman School of Music.

Artistic Career and Performance
Danny’s career is marked by a blend of chamber music excellence and jazz exploration.

Chamber Music: He is a founding member of the Kizuna Saxophone Quartet, a local ensemble dedicated to promoting classical saxophone repertoire. He was also a founding member of the MIT Advanced Training Saxophone Ensemble, with whom he performed at landmark venues such as the National Concert Hall in Taiwan.
Jazz: After returning to Hong Kong, Danny became a vital part of the local jazz community. He has performed at the West Kowloon Freespace Jazz Fest and Lau Bak Livehouse. In 2024 and 2025, he has been particularly active with his duo alongside guitarist Will Chan, performing at CODA Jazz Kissa, and leading the Danny Li Quartet in the "New Jazz Voice" series at Fountain de Chopin.

Pedagogy and Leadership

With a strong foundation in classical technique, Danny has shared his expertise through various educational roles. He formerly served as a part-time tutor for the Hong Kong Music Office and has provided specialised woodwind instruction at numerous local schools. He remains dedicated to mentoring the next generation of musicians by bridging the gap between rigorous classical training and contemporary performance.

Frankie Chan holds a Master of Music degree in Violin Performance from California Baptist University in the United States, graduating with an outstanding cGPA of 3.93 / 4.0. During his studies, he served as the Principal Second Violinist of the Symphony Orchestra and the Concertmaster of the Chamber Orchestra, actively participating in performances and lecture-recitals. He previously completed his Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Music at Hong Kong Baptist University, where he received the Academic Achievement Award, was named to the President’s Honour Roll for four consecutive terms, and graduated with First Class Honours.

Frankie Chan specializes in violin instruction and music education for both adults and youth, with nearly twenty years of teaching experience. He has taught students of various ages and levels in numerous primary and secondary schools as well as music institutions. He has also assisted students in preparing for examinations administered by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) and Trinity College London. Many of his students have achieved excellent results, and some have successfully advanced to local university music degree programmes.

In addition to violin teaching, Frankie Chan has served as an instrumental programme coordinator in various primary and secondary schools. His responsibilities include planning and managing orchestral and vocal programmes, covering violin, viola, cello, flute, trumpet, French horn, guzheng, string ensemble, orchestra, and choir. He also oversees students’ musical development and coordinates school performance activities. In recent years, Frankie Chan has organized and directed student ensemble concerts, taking charge of event planning, rehearsals, coaching, repertoire selection and arranging, score and part preparation, venue coordination, and administrative work. He strives to help students enhance their performance technique and ensemble skills through structured learning and rehearsal processes.

Furthermore, Frankie Chan actively participates in various music education and administrative projects, including the development of an online music dictionary, music theory curriculum design, studio and practice-room services, and performance event planning. He is dedicated to providing students with a stable and diverse learning environment and remains committed to supporting the continued development of local music education.

Kaden Yim started learning bassoon at age 11. Yim started his bassoon learning with Miss Angel Cheung On Ki. In 2012, he started his music study in Hong Kong Baptist University for two years, studying from Mr. Kam Shui, former principal bassoon of Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Then, he continued his music study in Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA). He attained Bachelor of Music (Honours) Degree in 2018. He studied with Mr. Ting-Yuen Chan since 2019, principal bassoon of Shanghai Symphony Orchestra and obtained Master of Music in 2023 from HKAPA.

Kaden Yim actively participate in chamber groups as well as orchestras. He had worked with Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra, Ponte Orchestra, Gustav Mahler Orchestra and more. He travelled and performed in different countries including Taiwan, Austria, Thailand, Spain and Singapore. He has participated in international music festivals including International Double Reed Society Conferences, Asian Double Reed Association Conference, World Music Competition, Singapore Double Reed Weekend and more. In 2018, he was award Musicus Society’s Bank of China and Tung Foundation Overseas Training Bursaries to participate a music training program in Finland alongside with Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival. In 2019, his chamber group was awarded first prize in Thailand International Wind Symphony Competition and his quintet group also represented the academy and performed in Macau 2019. In 2022, he was invited to join the Rome Chamber Music Festival.

Over the years, Yim also actively participates in many masterclasses and workshops and festivals. Yim participated classes with Mr. Ricardo Terzo, Mr. Carlo Colombo, Mr. Denial Jemison, Mr. Matthias Racz and more.

He is a member of Young Pro Platform under The Orchestra Academy of Hong Kong and a committee member of The Bassoonion, a local organization promoting the bassoon. He has written serval arrangement works for bassoon ensemble groups. He is now active in teaching and performing.

Kee Man Lei, graduated with the Bachelor of Music in Education (Honours) (Contemporary Music and Performance Pedagogy) by The Education University of Hong Kong and a Two-Year Certificate Course by Hong Kong Music Institute. She has received a diploma of LTCL Piano Recital and AMusTCL (Diploma in Music Theory) by Trinity College London; Grade 8 Alto Saxophone by The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.

She is a professional in classical piano, pop piano and saxophone, also, pop and jazz song singing. She has a wealth of experiences in recitals, concerts, banquets, dramas and musicals and many other public performances. She has accompanied for large music competitions and pop stars’ concerts. She has also been invited around the world, such as Germany, Canada for public performances. She also has rich teaching experiences for more than 10 years. Her students loved her and many of them choose to be a musician or music educator as their career.

Miss Lee 自六歲起開始學習雙簧管，2018 年畢業於香港浸會大學音樂系，主修雙簧管，師承姚桑琳教授。在多次香港校際音樂節中獲獎，並於 2012 年以優異成績考獲倫敦聖三一學院雙簧管 ATCL 演奏文憑。

在學期間已活躍於不同表演和教學，曾參與不同樂團的演出，包括香港浸會大學交響樂團、香港浸會大學管樂團、Collegium Musicum Hong Kong、香港節慶管弦樂團、馬勒樂團、香港青少年管弦樂團及香港音樂學院 MAO Pro 樂團、香港節日管樂團、香港節日青年管樂團等等。她亦於 2007 年加入香港青年管樂演奏家並隨團到荷蘭、台灣、奧地利、匈牙利等演出及比賽。

擁有 13 年豐富教學經驗，現於多間中小學任教雙簧管。亦積極鼓勵學生參加各類型比賽，學生曾在香港學校音樂節、HKYPA、HKPPAA、藝術校際音樂節大賽中得獎。

Alexander Lau Shing-Ho is recognized for his profound musicality and technical mastery, emerging as a distinctive voice of his generation. His journey began in Hong Kong under the guidance of Ms. Katherine Lu, demonstrating exceptional promise from an early age. This promise was confirmed when, at just 16, he earned the prestigious Fellowship of Trinity College London (FTCL) and was exceptionally admitted to the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) while still in his second year of high school.

Alexander’s artistic development has been shaped under the tutelage of masters. He graduated with First Class Honours from the HKAPA under Professor Gabriel Kwok, later pursuing his Master of Performance and Artist Diploma at the Royal College of Music in London as a scholar of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Music and Dance Fund and the Croucher Foundation. There, he studied under the great Russian pianist Dmitri Alexeev. He has also been profoundly influenced by the late Aquiles Delle Vigne, a direct link to the legendary pianistic traditions of Claudio Arrau and György Cziffra. His artistry has been further refined in masterclasses with a constellation of piano greats, including Eliso Virsaladze, Kun-woo Paik, Louis Lortie, Arie Vardi, François-Frédéric Guy, Robert Levin, Mikhail Voskresensky, Makoto Ueno, Markus Schirmer, Michel Dalberto, Peter Donohoe, Michel Dalberto, Adriano Jordao, Craig Sheppard, Graham Scott, Tamás Ungár and Ilja Scheps.

A laureate of several international competitions, Lau’s accolades include the Third Prize at the Singapore International Piano Competition (2023), the Hopkinson Silver Medal at the RCM's Chappell Medal Piano Competition (2022), and Third Prize at the Campillos International Piano Competition in Spain (2021), which led to a performance with the Orquesta Sinfónica Provincial de Málaga. Earlier successes include winning the 2019 Young Artist Audition of the Hong Kong Musicus Society, resulting in a performance with the Xiamen Philharmonic Orchestra, and top prizes at the Coimbra World Piano Competition in Portugal and the International Chopin Piano Competition in Asia.

As a dedicated performer, Alexander Lau Shing-Ho has captivated audiences across Asia and Europe. His solo and concerto engagements have taken him to prestigious stages such as the Grosses Saal at the Salzburger Festspiele, Hong Kong City Hall, Hitachi Systems Hall Sendai, Minato Mirai Hall in Yokohama, and major concert halls in mainland China. With a growing schedule that includes recitals in Shanghai, Nanning, he continues to build a compelling and dynamic career.

Caleb is a Hongkongese violist, composer, and violinist who works as a professional musician, teaching and performing professionally.

He began his musical journey at the age of five as a violinist and later embraced roles as a composer and violist. Caleb has performed across Europe and Asia, including Switzerland, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, China and Hong Kong. He has participated in several music festivals in Europe and received the title of 'Hong Kong Youth Musician Representative' from the Hong Kong Youth Concerto (HKYC) in 2023. As an orchestral musician, he performs with professional orchestras in both the UK and Hong Kong. He has held leadership positions in different orchestras, including Principal Viola in the Royal College of Music Opera Orchestra, Principal Viola in the Hong Kong Youth Philharmonia, and Principal Viola in the University of London Symphony Orchestra, as well as leadership roles in various recording projects and classical performances.

Caleb has trained many promising young musicians. Several of his students are currently studying music in college, and some have achieved excellence in music competitions.

Caleb graduated with First Class Honours in BA Music from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, where he studied violin, viola, and composition. He then attended the Royal College of Music in London, receiving full tuition support from the college. During his studies, he focused on violin, viola, and composition, and several of his compositions have been premiered in Asia, Europe, and the USA.

Samson Ng，畢業於香港浸會大學（音樂文學碩士）及美國 Musicians Institute（現代鋼琴演奏學士），是香港少數同時持有現代鋼琴演奏學士學位及古典音樂碩士的音樂人，在港奠定了古典及流行鋼琴的基礎後遠赴美國荷李活深造現代音樂。在美國留學時期曾跟隨多位著名鋼琴手（包括：Russell Ferrante、Alberto Salas、Mamiko Kitaura 等）學習演奏及編寫不同風格的現代音樂（Latin、Jazz、Pop Ballad、Rock、Funk、Blues、Soul、R&B、Fusion、Film Music），並同時修讀電影配樂。

Samson 多年來演出經驗豐富，在美國留學期間曾在電視台選秀節目為歌手作鋼琴伴奏，並於校內外的各種活動中擔任鋼琴及鍵琴手；在港時亦曾於香港會議展覽中心、香港太空館、各區文化中心及表演場地出任爵士樂隊、搖滾樂隊、管弦樂器、敲擊樂團、個人聲樂演唱、婚禮的鋼琴及鍵琴伴奏，更曾於 Live House 中擔任駐場鍵琴手，歷年來參與演出達數百場。

除了主樂器，Samson 也曾在多個音樂劇及樂團擔任爵士鼓手、和音、舞台副總監及音樂總監。在音樂創作上，Samson 曾為獨立音樂人和不同機構進行編曲及監製，也曾為音樂劇編曲，並曾參與泰迪羅賓電影《八步半喜怒哀樂》和 Giormani 廣告的配樂，也曾為樂隊 Supper Moment 的演唱會間場短片進行配樂。

Samson 有逾 10 年教學經驗，曾在大型連鎖琴行任教，擅長教授即興流行/爵士鋼琴，教學對象主要為成人及青少年，程度由初學至音樂系畢業生，授課時致力於啟發學生在音樂上的創意及自由度，將樂理和樂曲分析融入演奏中，在學習不同樂曲的同時，更會一步步引導學生去找出屬於他們自己的聲音和演奏風格，讓他們可以在鋼琴上自由、隨性地表達自我。

另外，有別於坊間流行鋼琴速成課程將彈奏過份簡化及 Pattern 化，Samson 重視每首歌的獨特性及細節，並擅於將歐美前衛時髦的現代鋼琴風格融入廣東流行曲當中。無論是初學者想直接學習時尚的流行曲彈奏手法，或者已彈奏流行曲多年但覺得自己的即興手法重重覆覆不知如何突破，Samson 都很樂意將他所知的在課堂上一一分享，並竭力幫助學生成為更好、更有個性的現代鋼琴手。

*流行鋼琴伴奏課程使用極高還原度的樂譜，令學生真正了解專業樂手如何流暢並富有音樂性地處理樂曲的起承轉合。

Liu Tung-Bo Tommy is currently the Principal Bassoon of Hong Kong Sinfonietta since April 2023. Before residing back in Hong Kong, Tommy has served as Principal Bassoon in Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra, Japan. During season 2021 – 2022, he was one of the members in Hyogo Performing Arts Center Orchestra and was selected by the director, Yutaka Sado, to perform in the Recital Series of the orchestra.

Tommy started learning the bassoon at the age of 7, under the tutelage of Miss Cheung On-ki, Angel and Au Wai-see. He graduated from Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) with first-class honour, majoring in bassoon under the tutelage of Mr. Kam Shui. Tommy is one of the recipient of Hong Kong Jockey Music and Dance Fund and have started his master degree at Hochschule fur Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main (Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts), studying with Professor Henrik Rabien and graduated in September 2020. In 2015, Tommy has also been chosen as one of the “Young Music Makers 2015” by RTHK 4. He was the chairman of “The Bassoonion” in 2014-2017; co-founder of chamber ensemble “M•eureka!”.

Tommy actively participated in different professional orchestras. He was invited as Guest bassoonist to perform with WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne, Germany and Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, also as Guest Principal Bassoon with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra London, Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra and Osaka Symphony Orchestra. Tommy was one of the members of the Asian Youth Orchestra in 2014. Tommy was furthermore chosen as one of the soloists to perform with the HKAPA Academy Symphony Orchestra in 2015. In 2016, Tommy was invited as a representative of HKAPA to participate in a side by side project held by Shanghai Orchestral Academy and NDR Symphony Orchestra.

Amy Wong is a skilled musician specializing in classical violin and viola performances. She holds a Master's Degree in Music and a Performer’s Certificate in the United States, where she pursued Violin Performance with a full-tuition scholarship starting in 2018. During her time in the U.S.A., Amy studied under Dr. Jennifer Dalmas, Concertmaster of the Longview Symphony Orchestra, and Professor Yi-Wen Jiang, a member of the Shanghai Quartet and an International Violin Competition winner.

Amy demonstrated her talent as the Concertmaster of both school orchestras and various event ensembles during her studies. She also received full scholarships to participate in renowned music festivals such as the Texas Music Festival and the Red Rocks Chamber Music Festival.

After completing her violin studies, Amy decided to pursue a Master's degree in Viola at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney, under the guidance of Professor Roger Benedict, former Viola Principal of the Philharmonia Orchestra in London and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. At the conservatory, she held the position of Viola Principal in both the Con String Orchestra and the Con Symphony Orchestra. Amy was also selected to join the Con Symphony Orchestra on their European tour. Additionally, she served as a teacher in the Con junior program.

Prior to her international studies, Amy received violin instruction from Mr. Ting Fan, the Chief Conductor of The Saigon Philharmonic Orchestra and former Second Violin Principal of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Her talents were consistently recognized with the Talent Development Scholarship awarded by the HKSAR Government Scholarship Fund.

Amy is now studying viola with Mr Yu Sun, who is the Solo Violist of Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, and was formerly the Solo Violist of the renowned Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and Principal Violist at the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Amy embarked on her viola studies with Mr. Sun during her graduate studies in Sydney and remains under his guidance.

Throughout the years, Amy has had the privilege of participating in masterclasses and receiving coaching from celebrated musicians such as Wilfried Strehle, Ole Böhn, Julian Smiles, Daniel Herscovitch, Wei-Gang Li, Shmuel Ashkenasi, Mathias Tacke, and Cho-Liang Lin, among others. Furthermore, she successfully auditioned for and toured with multiple orchestras, showcasing her talents in esteemed venues across Berlin, Leipzig, London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bratislava, Brno, and Russia.

With over a decade of teaching experience, Amy has provided continuous instruction in Hong Kong, the United States, and Sydney. She has delivered private lessons and group classes at various music centers and educational institutions. Amy's extensive experience enables her to offer invaluable guidance to students in diverse settings, drawing from her own training under esteemed instructors.

Mezzo soprano, Christy, was a former Young Artist of Opera Hong Kong. Her singing was highly acclaimed as 'beautiful elegant singing... lined up top to bottom. Impressive!'. She is the First Place winner of the Australian Concerto & Vocal Competition. Being selected as the Most Outstanding Singer in the 2nd International Opera Exchange Masterclass in 2016, she received a scholarship to study singing in Italy. She has obtained MA Music in Vocal Performance Studies with distinction at the University of York, and MA Music degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

As a versatile performer, Christy has sung opera, musical theatre, oratorio and art songs across Hong Kong, mainland China, Italy, Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, the Philippines and Macau. Her over 20 operatic roles include the title role and Mercédès in Carmen, Cherubino and Marcellina in Le nozze di Figaro, Dorabella in Cosi fan tutte, Flora in La Traviata, Ines in Il Trovatore, Mamma Lucia in Cavalleria Rusticana, and both Nicklaus and La Muse in the Tales of Hoffmann. She has also appeared as the alto soloist in Mozart's Coronation Mass, Vivaldi's Gloria, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Haydn's Nelson Mass, Bach’s St John Passion and the Asia premiere of Palmeri Martin's Tango Gloria.

Christy has twice been invited by Nanshan Grand Theatre in Shenzhen to present solo recitals in the "Weekend Arts Encounter" series, receiving enthusiastic audience response and high praise from local press. Since 2025, she has performed in the "Under the Lion Rock" concert series led by the renowned tenor, Warren Mok, across various regions in Mainland China, including Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Shenyang, Changbaishan, and the Greater Bay Area. In early July this year, she performed in the concert "Bel Canto and Hometown Melody - Golden Hits Night Led by Warren Mok" held in Wuhan and Changsha, receiving big applause.

Pu is graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University, Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in Music Studies. Pu started to play saxophone at the age of eight. His teachers include Ms ManSze Tsang and Dr. TakChiu Wong. In the year of 2017, Pu obtained the Trinity College of Music, ATCL Diploma with Distinction. Pu has actively participated in different international saxophone festivals, such as Singapore Saxophone Symposium, Asia Pacific Saxophone Academy, Hong Kong International Saxophone Symposium etc.

Pu is an experienced player in ensembles performance. He had participated in different tours for international music events, such as in Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Shanghai and Beijing. Pu has performed as a saxophonist with different ensembles, including Hong Kong Baptist University Wind Symphony, Hong Kong Baptist University Saxophone Ensemble and Hong Kong Youth Saxophone Choir.

Jan Au, graduated from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and received her Master of Music Degree in Cello Performance. Studied under Lionel Handy, former Principal Cellist of the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and Nicholas Stringfellow.

Jan started playing the Cello at the age of 9. Her teachers included Chai Hon Fong and An Yue. She then completed her Bachelor of Music (Honours) Degree at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts under the guidance of Tung Hiu Lo. Jan also studied the Viola da Gamba under period instruments specialist Lam Tim Wai during her time at the Academy. She has been invited by the Early Music Society of Hong Kong to perform as a Viola da Gamba Soloist on different occasions. Besides performing in Hong Kong, Jan has also been to Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium to perform with Orchestras.

During her time studying in the UK, Jan participated in many masterclasses. She was coached by International Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, Jian Wang, Toke Møldrup, Ulrich Heinen and Hannah Roberts. Being the Associated Principal Cellist of the Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra, Jan has performed under the baton of Michael Seal from the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Ludovic Morlot from the Seattle Symphony. She was also coached by the members of Castalian String Quartet and Lindsay String Quartet.

Apart from being a soloist, Jan also participated in a variety of music performances and training including String Quartet, Symphony Orchestra, Baroque Music Performance Practice and Music Pedagogy. During her time living in the UK, she has been invited to perform in public often as a soloist and received a lot of positive feedback.

Jan has been teaching for more than 10 years. She is currently a Cello Tutor at the Music Office, Yaumati Catholic Primary School, Victoria Shanghai Academy, St. Margaret’s Co-educational English Secondary and Primary School and a String Ensemble Coach at Sacred Heart Canossian School.

Mo Suet Ng enjoys a versatile music career as an organ soloist, collaborative pianist, accompanist, educator, and composer. She was invited to perform in major venues in London and Hong Kong, not limited to Cambridge Clare College Chapel, Oxford Hertford College Chapel and LSO St Luke’s (London Symphony Orchestra Friday Lunchtime Concert).

She is currently the organist of Christian & Missionary Alliance Hebron Church and Diocesan Boys' School Chaplaincy / HKSKH St. Augustine's Chapel in Hong Kong and was the organist in St Agnes Church Kennington Park in London. She works intensively as a keyboardist with contemporary music ensembles and orchestras, including Ubu Ensemble, Guildhall Symphony Orchestra and Collegium Musicum Hong Kong. In 2023, Ng’s performance with Ubu Ensemble in Barbican, featuring works of Frank Zappa, has been broadcasted in BBC Radio 3.

She was the accompanist of HKBU Choir, HKBU Women’s Choir, Hong Kong Oratorio Society, Kwun Tong Children’s Choir, Yip's Children's Choral and Performing Arts Centre, Anglican Little Singers, SKH St. Mary's Church Mok Hing Yiu College Choir, University Baptist Church and Kentish Town Congregational Church. She has worked on major choral works, including Faure Requiem, Handel Messiah, and Vivaldi Gloria. In 2023, she performed the complete Handel’s Coronation anthems with Aeolian Singers in celebrating King Charles III's Coronation.

Ng is interested in collaborating with both instrumentalists and singers. In 2021, she formed KM21, a dynamic duo, and EnsemBouquet, a flexible ensemble that feature works for flute, piano and other instruments with Karen Wong, a flautist. The duo performed in various occasions including the Collaborative Piano Institute, and Robert Levin’s improvisation masterclass. Ng performed complete Schumann cycles, including Dichterliebe and Frauenliebe und Leben. She also participated in Schubert Die schöne Müllerin project, leading by Roderick Williams, a renowned British baritone.

Ng has been the recipients of multiple awards in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, Hong Kong (Asia) Piano Open Competition, Canadian International Music Competition, Golden Classical Music Awards International Competition, American Protégé International Piano & Strings Competition, Muse International Music Competition, Odin International Music Competition and London Young Musicians.

Passionate in teaching, she was a teaching and research assistant in music history in Hong Kong Baptist University. She is currently the piano instructor in International Christian Quality Music Secondary and Primary School.

In addition, Ng writes music during her leisure time. Her string quartet “Dance of Pear Blossoms” was premiered by Cong Quartet in Chinese University of Hong Kong Lee Hysan Concert Hall. In 2020, she was the champion of International Music Talent Competition in composing for solo instrument category.

Cecilia Chan began learning the guzheng at the age of 6 under Miss Wong Yanyi and her mother, Ms. Du Jielian. She obtained the Performance Diploma in guzheng from the Central Conservatory of Music. During her university studies, she majored in guzheng under the tutelage of Ms. Wan Xing. She graduated with First Class Honours in the Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Creative Arts and Culture and a Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Music from the Education University of Hong Kong. Currently, she is a registered music teacher for primary and secondary schools.

Chan has won championships in several international Chinese music contests. During her first academic year, she was selected as a Student Pro Artist by EdUHK MUSES and organized the concerts “Zheng Encounter” and “Journey of Zheng” with her tutor. In the following year, she received a scholarship from the President’s Commendation Scheme (Arts & Culture). She held two concerts on the same day, titled "Zhi — Zheng x Lighting x Emotional Research,” as her final year project, earning widespread acclaim from the audience.