Festival Artists

Critically acclaimed Canadian violinist Jing Wang is one of the most versatile and dynamic violinists of his generation. Since his solo recital debut in Marseilles, France at the age of six, Wang has garnered prizes in top international competitions, including the first prize at the 2007 Irving M. Klein International Strings Competition. In 2003, Wang was awarded the “Young Soloist of the Year” by Les Radios Francophones Publiques, a broadcast network of four countries including France, Canada, Switzerland, and Belgium. As a part of the award, Wang’s first CD album including works by Beethoven, Ravel and Gershwin was released in Europe.

Wang has appeared as a soloist with major orchestras in Europe and North America, including Czech Radio Philharmonic, the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, l’Orchestre National de Lorraine, l’Orchestre de Picardie, the Metropolitan Orchestra of Montreal, and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. He has played with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Zubin Mehta and in November will perform with China Philharmonic under Maestro Osmo Vanska. He has collaborated with renowned conductors such as James DePreist, Claus Peter Flor, Yoav Talmi, Jacques Lacombe, Joseph Rescigno and Anne Manson.

Wang’s chamber music performances and solo recitals at major venues, such as National Arts Centre in Ottawa, and Lincoln Center, received critical acclaim and his performances are heard frequently on CBC Radio-Canada. Additionally, Wang is one of the founding members of Ensemble75, a chamber music series based in Dallas, Texas.

Under Maestro Graeme Jenkins, Wang was the Concertmaster of the Dallas Opera from 2010-2013. He previously served as guest Concertmaster for the Kansas City Symphony under Maestro Michael Stern and the San Antonio Symphony under Maestro Sebastian Lang-Lessing. Appointed by Maestro Jaap van Zweden, Wang is currently Concertmaster of the Hong Kong Philharmonic since 2013. He plays a 1760 G.B. Guadagnini violin, a loan arranged by the Y. S. Liu Foundation.

Brilliant Korean blind Violinist Ji-Sun Kim won the grand prize at the VSA International Young Soloists Award in 2019, and she will be making John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington Debut this coming year.

Ji-Sun attended the Hanbit School for the Blind and went on to the Korea National University of Arts. She joined the Hanbit Performing Arts, an orchestra for the blind, when it was founded in 2011, and was concertmaster until 2014.

 She is attending the Manhattan School of Music in New York. Ji-Sun will be the first blind person to enter the Manhattan School of Music in New York for graduate studies.

Zheng Yang received his master degree with distinction and bachelor degree with first class honour from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA), where he studied under Michael Ma and Ivan Chan. Mr. Zheng is currently teaching violin at the Junior Department of Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. He is the associate concertmaster of City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong, freelance player of Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra, and the founding member of Bauhinia Trio.

Mr. Zheng was the first violin of the Gloucester String Quartet and the concertmaster of the Academy Symphony Orchestra. He was also a two-time winner of the concerto competition at the Academy. Mr. Zheng was also selected to perform at a number of master classes organized by the Academy and the Hong Kong Art Festival, including Silvia Rosenberg, Donald Weilerstein, Earl Carlyss, Günter Pichler, Gerhard Schulz, James Dunham, Ning Feng, Cho-Liang Lin, Leonidas Kavakos and Renaud Capuçon. Zheng was a participant of the

Kent/Blossom Music Festival in 2011 and 2012, where he performed with the Cleveland Orchestra. Apart from giving solo performances, Zheng is also a devoted chamber musician. His Gloucester String Quartet received first prize in the Schonefeld International String Competition in 2013. In 2015, the quartet represented the HKAPA to perform in a ten-day tour to the Royal Academy of Music and the Wells Cathedral School in the UK. In 2016, they collaborated with the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble to participate in Tongyeong International Music Festival. The quartet has also participated in the McGill International String Quartet Academy, one of the top chamber music festivals in the world. In 2017, the Gloucester String Quartet was invited to participate in the HKSAR 20th anniversary concert series in London, organized by the Hong Kong government. They also took part in the prestigious Aspen music festival in Colorado on full scholarship. In 2018, Mr. Zheng participated in Mahler symphony No.1 Chamber Version recording project. In 2019 and 2020, Mr. Zheng collaborated with

Hong Kong String Orchestra in Southeast Asia tour and South Korea tour.

Andy Yeung Sin Hang completed his Violin Performance Master Degree in Stephen F Austin State University with full scholarship in 2017. During his time studying Visiting Program in Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2017 and Bachelor Degree in Hong Kong Baptist University in 2015, Yeung learnt from the principal of viola in the Hong Kong Philharmonic, Mr. Ling Hin Yau, Andrew.

As an active violin player, Yeung is a freelance Tutti violin of the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong. He was also invited to be the Concertmaster in the Pan Asia Orchestra. Yeung joined Asian Youth Orchestra in 2016 and played the role as 2nd violin co-principal in 2017 performing in the Lucerne Festival and Young Europe Classic. In the past, Yeung assumed the role of concertmaster at the Stephen F Austin State University Orchestra and its Opera Orchestra. Yeung has played many concerts with different orchestras, such as Longview Symphony Orchestra, Musica Viva Chamber orchestra, Collegium Musicum Hong Kong, the Academy Symphony Orchestra and Hong Kong Baptist University Symphony Orchestra.

Xingji Piao Kenny was study on a full scholarship with Department Head Professor Gabriel Kwok and graduated with the First Class Honors in BMus and Distinction in Master Degree at The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.

Piao has performed around the world. He undertook a concert tour in China in 2006 and also performed in Austria, Poland, Italy and Hungary. In 2010, he made his debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City. In 2013, he gave a solo recital at the 41st Hong Kong Arts Festival. In 2014, he performed in Pordenone, Italy. It was well received with extensive media coverage in the local press. In addition, Radio 3 Rai, a major classical music radio channel in Italy, arranged for the broadcast of the concert to cities in Europe. And publish the CD.

In 2018, he founded “Bauhinia Trio” and “YNK Music Studio” with Violinist Zheng Yang and Cellist Jia Nan.

Hong Kong pianist Sze-Yuen Wong studied with Professor Gabriel Kwok and graduated at The Royal College of Music as a Noel Croucher Scholar under tutelage of Prof. Dmitri Alexeev. In addition, Wong took part in masterclasses with Dang Thai Son, Eliso Virsaladze, Arie Vardi, Fabio Bidini, Michel Dalberto amongst many other renowned pianists. He has won a number of awards including First prizes of the 18th International Chopin Piano Competition in Asia (Tokyo, Professional Category), the International Com-petition Hamburg 

Composers – ICoM Piano Award in Germany and the 6th Asian Youth Music Competition and HKGNA Music Competition 2016 Grand Prize Winner. He was also awarded a full scholarship by the Asian Cultural Council in 2019 to attend the Aspen Music Festival and School as a fellow. Mr WONG was invited by HKGNA to make his debut in New York Carnegie Hall Weill Recital Hall in July 2017. He has also performed in Paris Salle Cortot Hall, Harris Con-cert Hall (Aspen), Shanghai Concert Hall and appeared as soloist with Hong Kong Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra and Philharmonia APA. 

Louis Ng has recently graduated with a Master of Music in Piano Performance from Royal College of Music. He followed Dr. Sophia Yang in Hong Kong, Dr. Thomas Rosenkranz in the US, and Professor Peter Jablonski and Professor Ilya Kondratiev in the UK.

Ng began his performing life in the US and gave his first piano recital in 2018. During his postgraduate studies, Ng gave recitals regularly in the UK, notably Austrian Cultural Forum and Oxford. Back in Hong Kong, he performed as a chamber music pianist in Tai Kwun, Hong Kong Cultural Centre and Hong Kong City Hall. In February, his interview and performance in “The Works” was broadcasted on RTHK TV 31.

Lee Shing has a strong pursuit of classical music performance and he sees Beethoven, the classical musician as his role model. He is always hoping that his experience can inspire young people nowadays, enhance their morale, empower and help them to foster proper values towards life.

Lee Shing was sponsored by the “Artists with Disability Development Fund” to further his study in music through musical exchange in Salzburg and Vienna respectively. In recent years, Lee Shing has studied piano under the mentorship of renowned pianist, Ms Michelle Kim. Lee Shing was also invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Lee Shing has actively participated in various performances and collaborated with different orchestra such as Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Hong Kong Generation Next Arts and Royal Academy of Music HK Alumni Association.

Malcolm was diagnosed as autistic when he was a toddler. Yet, his parents always want him to live the life of a typical child; therefore placed him in Rosaryhill School, a loving mainstream school; and found him a remarkable piano teacher, Mr. Mark Chao. Given Malcolm’s learning difficulties and lacking of functional language and social ability, every piano lesson is a challenge; and even after years, Malcolm can still hardly read any musical notes. Mark cites that he needs to do wrestling with Malcolm to make him sit in front of the piano despite his short attention span. With lots of hand holding, demonstrating, listening and memorizing, note by note, bar by bar, line by line, Malcolm gradually learned to play enchanting pieces like Beethoven’s Pathétique and Chopin’s Revolutionary Etude. Malcolm has the privilege of having the guidance also from Mrs. Lamae Loo, Miss Catherine Wong and HKGNA Founder/Pianist Michelle Kim, who are outstanding performing pianists and teachers with kind hearts.

In the past years, Malcolm has been given opportunities to perform in significant concerts. He had piano concerto twice with Hong Kong Philharmonic in 2017 and 2019 at the Cultural Centre, playing Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker’s Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, as well as the Piano Concerto No. 1 respectively. Recently, he was invited to perform in Konica Minolta Green Concert together with established canto-pop singers at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium, as well as Ms Catherine Wong’s concert at the Cultural Centre.
To promote public awareness of autism, Malcolm also had piano recitals in various charity events, such as that of “Sheen Hok Charitable Foundation” in Oct 2019, during which Malcolm helped raise $460,000 charity fund for the new project supporting children with special education needs. He was the only performer in the Hong Kong Philharmonic fund raising gala dinner in Jan, 2020, apart from Mr. and Mrs. Lang Lang, the world renowned pianists and the guest of honour in the evening. In the past years, he also had piano recitals in gala dinners for “Food For Good” founded by Mrs. CY Leung, “HK Society of Protection of Children” and “Brazzaville Foundation”, as well as that for “the Peace and Development Foundation” at the Government House hosted by Mr. CY Leung, then-CEO of HKSAR, while Mr. and Mrs. Chee-Hwa Tung were the guests of honour.

Malcolm was the only pianist chosen by “the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong”, which is the major organization dedicated to the art development of individuals with disabilities in Hong Kong, to perform in their annual event in late 2020.

Malcolm has also won a few prizes in 2018 and 2019, namely Champion in the 2019 Hong Kong Youth Piano Competition Chopin Etude Group Third Place in the 2019 Hong Kong Youth Piano Competition Chopin self-elected piece Group Fourth Place in the 2019 Hong Kong Youth Piano Competition Chopin Nocturne Group PianoHouse International Piano Competition 2019 in New York – Special Mention Certificate of Special Recognition in Hong Kong Open Music Competition 2019 Gold medal of The 2019 Youth and Children Piano Contest, Second runner up in The 2019 Hong Kong Asia Pacific Youth Piano Competition, Fifth place in the 2018 Hong Kong Youth Piano Competition. The Artist of the year of Rosaryhill School 2019.

Born in Hong Kong, Chris Choi Shu-lun began studying violin at the age of six and viola at 17 under the tutelage of Wang Jiayang and Ivan Chan at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, where he completed his Master of Music Degree with full scholarships.

First Prize winner of the Alice and Eleonore Schoenfeld 1st International String Competition (Chamber Music Division). Chris has performed extensively across Asia and Europe in venues such as the Royal Academy of Music, the West Dean College, the Wells Cathedral, the Central Conservatory of Music, the Shantou University, the Harvard Club of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong City Hall; and in music festivals such as the Pacific Music Festival (Japan), the Chilingirian’s Chamber Music Festival (U.K.), Musicus Fest (Hong Kong) and Hong Kong International Chamber Music Festival. He also participated in the New York String Orchestra Seminar at the Carnegie Hall in New York, as well as toured with the Asian Youth Orchestra as Assistant Principal Viola. Other performances included Walton’s Viola Concerto and Forsyth’s Viola Concerto with the Academy Symphony Orchestra, as well as solo performances at the ABRSM Prize Ceremony Presentation 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Chris has received numerous scholarships including the Y. S. Liu Foundation Scholarships, the SAR Philharmonic Scholarships, the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Scholarships for Outstanding Merit and the ABRSM Scholarships.

Chris joined the Hong Kong Philharmonic in 2018.

Jia Nan (Cellist), she was admitted under early enrollment into the Bard College in the United States at the age of 16 and studied under cellist Peter Wiley. Jia Nan earned her bachelor’s degree with first class honours and her master’s degree with distinction, both in music from HKAPA, under the supervision of Professor Ray Wang.

Jia Nan has held multiple recitals in Hong Kong and mainland China. Her awards include Third Prize in the Youth Division of the 4th National Cello Competition of China, Third Prize of the 4th International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians, Second Prize in cello and First Prize in the Chamber Division of the Schoenfeld International String Competition.

Jia Nan is a cello faculty member of the Hong Kong Academy for Perfoming Arts Junior Department and International Christian Quality Music Secondary and Primary School, freelance player at the HK Phil, Hong Kong Orchetra, Hong Kong String Orchetra, Gustav Mahler Orchestra.

Ian Mok is a British cellist who enjoys a musical career as a performing artist and consultant. Making his concerto debut at St. John’s Smith Square at 13, he studied under Genevieve Teulières-Sommer and Raphael Sommer at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama (Junior Division) before attending Harvard University. During his time in the States, Ian was principal cellist of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra, assistant principal of the Young Artists Orchestra at Tanglewood, a scholarship winner with the St. Lawrence String Quartet, and a junior fellow with the New England String Ensemble.

Prior to returning to Hong Kong last year, Ian was co-principal cellist of the London City Orchestra, principal cellist of the Royal Orchestral Society, and sang tenor with the London Symphony Chorus. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Music at Hong Kong Baptist University, exploring how music can be used to help social well-being.

Felix Shuen is currently the Music Director at Diocesan Boys’ School (DBS). Since 2012, he has served as director and conductor of the Symphony Orchestra and numerous choirs in DBS. Under his leadership, the choirs and orchestras have achieved stellar results in local and international music festivals. In 2018, he led the Diocesan Boys’ School Choir and Diocesan Schools Choral Society to capture world championships and gold medals in World Choir Games held in Tshwane, South Africa, championing in the Male Choir category and the Mixed Choir category. As a chorus master, he received critical acclaim in SingFest since 2013, working closely with the renowned world-class maestros Helmuth Rilling, Paul Goodwin, Rolf Beck, and William Weinert. As a promoter of choral-orchestral works, he has conducted numerous major works inside and outside of school, including Bach’s St. John Passion and Magnificat, Beethoven’s Mass in C major (excerpts), Brahms’s Requiem (excerpts), Handel’s Messiah (excerpts), Haydn’s St. Cecilia Mass, Mendelssohn’s Elijah (excerpts), and Mozart’s Vesperae Solennes de Confessore.

Shuen holds a Master of Music degree at the Eastman School of Music, studying conducting under William Weinert, Mark Scatterday, and Bradley Lubman.

Peter is Head of Performing Arts for the Australian International School Hong Kong. A position he has held for the last 3 years, although he has worked for the school as a music teacher and orchestral director for a total of 8 years. Previously Peter worked at the British School Manila in the Philippines as Head of Music and at Yew Chung International School, Hong Kong. He was born in Rochester, Kent in the UK and studied Organ and Harpsichord at both Huddersfield University in Yorkshire and at Trinity College of Music, London. He has performed organ recitals in a number of large parish churches and cathedrals in the UK, Hong Kong, Manila and Townsville, Queensland, Australia but especially enjoys working with student ensembles in developing their own musical skills and talents. Peter also holds a Masters in Psychology for Musicians, where the major focus of his work was researching the musical taste preferences of Third Culture Kids, which was of particular interest for his international teaching background.

Simon Jolly is a talented teacher of Music and Drama at ESF’s South Island School. While teaching drama to spirited youngsters in Southeast England for ten years, he also took on the role of Musical Director for ten consecutive school musicals as diverse as ‘Annie’ and the school edition of ‘Les Mis.’ To mark his last year in the UK, he co-wrote and produced an original romantic comedy musical, written for a cast of 100 students – ‘After Class’ – with popular but scatter-brained Deputy Head John Parsons.

Now in his third year teaching Drama *and* Music in Hong Kong – where his brother Ben has been a very successful music teacher at West Island School for eight years – Simon eagerly anticipates extra-curricular activities ramping up as the pandemic winds down. In the next year alone, he hopes to direct a school musical, collaborate with colleagues on all manner of concerts and house music events, and work out how to arrange music for Chinese flute. In his free time, Simon reads and plays squash…badly.

Fabia Lam graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University for her music degree, majored in vocal performance and piano training for more than twelve years, her passion to pursue further education in music never ceased. After much tireless efforts and preparation, she set off to Germany to continue her journey of music education. Later, Fabia set foot on Orff Music and Dance Education post graduated course in Orff Institute of Mozarteum University in Austria.

Fabia returned to Hong Kong in 2010 with aspiration. Since then, she has been teaching music and movement courses in different settings, such as music institutes, schools, children’s choirs and non-profit making organizations. She also has the opportunities to educate a broad spectrum of students, for instance toddlers, young children, primary students, children with special needs, teenagers, even adults and parents. Fabia has great satisfaction in her music education career.  

Leo Tsui graduated from The Education University of Hong Kong, majoring in Piano. Being an experienced accompanist for the choir in his university, he has won the champion in the Music Skills Enhancement Scheme (MUSES) Chamber Award.

Tsui is an active accompanist in Hong Kong. Over the years, He accompanied university students majoring in music on different platforms, including graduation recitals, overseas competitions and examinations.

Having minored in Western Percussion and Conducting. He was a member and student conductor of EdUHK Symphonic Band. He is now the principal Percussion and assistant conductor of O Wind Ensemble. He also participates in many orchestras and wind bands as a guest player.

Tsui is now working at different schools, tutoring percussion skills, also conducting instrumental ensembles.

Taehwa Kim has been playing violin since the age of five. She has been a member of several local youth orchestras in Korea. After graduating from university she has been in the education field as a teacher for 15 years in Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. She has received several teaching awards for students’ choir competitions in Korea.  She was also a leader of a teachers’ orchestra and a representative of the teachers’ research society about music education in Korea. For 2 years, she was in charge of the music convergence education ministry project and researched music education. She received a first-class award of broadcasting research competition from EBS about her music education video.

After coming to Hong Kong, she founded and conducted the KIS orchestra since 2017, and was also a member administrator of the 2019 Shenzhen Arirang. In addition, she also was the musical director and music composer of ‘Silent Sky’ by the Aurora Theatre Hong Kong. Currently, she is a member of the folk/rock group BenziNe and conductor and founding member of GAON orchestra.

Ashley Chui has earned a Bachelor’s in Music degree from Manhattan School of Music, under the tutelage of voice teacher Joan Patenaude Yarnell. In 2013, she came 2nd in the Yokohama International Music Competition in Japan. Ashley portrayed the role Franktik/Woodpecker in The Little Cunning Vixen by Janacek and Angelique in Le Roi L’a Dit by Delibes at the Manhattan School of Music. In program Oberlin in Italy, She was casted as Cenerentola in La Cenerentola by Rossini and Dorabella in Cosi Fan Tutte by Mozart in the opera scenes performance. Besides opera performances, Ashley has collaborated as a soloist with the International Chamber Orchestra of America, New York Four Seas Players, Hong Kong Festival Orchestra, and more. Ashley continued education at Columbia University in New York City and received a Master of Science degree in the Nonprofit Management. Ashley is a current member of Opera Hong Kong’s Young Artist Programme. 

Soprano and awardee of the “ Ten Outstanding Young Persons Award “ in 2020, Siu Hoi Yan, Michelle is the first visually impaired student graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Complimented by the famous soprano Ms Barbara Fei as ‘Voice of Angel’, Michelle received numerous prises in various contests, including the companion of ‘China’s Got Talent in Hong Kong’ and ‘The Most Outstanding Performer award’ in ‘Cross All Border: Dare to Be!’ by the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong.

Obtaining distinction in Performance Diploma LTCL in singing and ATCL in piano by Trinity College London, Michellewas invited to perform in exhibition by the Lions Clubs International Foundation in Canada, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra Fund-raising Concert and the ‘Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Tsinghua University Joint Orchestral Performance’.

Hong Kong-born multi-talented singer and dancer Emily Yuen is deeply passionate about Korean performing arts culture. To pursue her dream, she completed several K-Pop dances and vocal courses by E Star Academy in 2016.

She was the winner of the 2019 Changwon K-pop World Festival in Hong Kong/ Macau and the Champion of K-Pop Stage for You (Vocal & Dance) 2020 organised by the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong.

The Chinese YMCA College School Band was established in 2000. The School Band participated in various performances such as Graduation Day, Parent-Teacher Night and social activities of Shatin District.

They value every performing experience, Newcastle Grammar School invited us in the year of 2010 to perform, they also accompanied the school’s 60th Anniversary Celebration Musical on live  in Sep, 2012 with great success. In the year of 2012 to 2018, the School Band took part in joint school music camp and charity concerts, including Law Ting Pong Secondary School, La Salle College, Bishop Hall Jubilee School and Wah Ying College. 

Besides, the Band also participated in numerous local competitions, such as Joint School Music Competition held by the Hong Kong Music Office and the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival. They received Silver Award in 2009 to 2015 in the Hong Kong Music Interflows, Gold Award and the Winner in Joint School Music Competition organized by the JSMA 2016.

Flute: Ng Ping Nam, Cheung Tsz Lok, Cheng Sheung Foon
Clarinet: Guo Hoi Ki, Choi Sheung Hin, Au Cheuk Laam, Woo Shing Yan, Lui Ting Hon
Bass Clarinet: Pak Chi Ho
Horn: Chu Kai Yiu
Saxophone: Ye Juncheng, Lee Tsz Hin
Bassoon: Chan Long Hei Angus
Trumpet: Mok Pak Hei, Chan King Yin Ronald, Ho Ching Kan
Trombone: Tong Chung Hang
Tuba: So Pak Tin
Percussion: To Cheuk Yu, Ip Yan Kiu Naomi, Pang Ho Wang, Tse Wai Hin, To Ching Yee, Chan Wai Ying

With the secondary choir, it consists mainly of the lower secondary students whereby musicianship is developed further through choir singing, rhythm tapping as well as opportunities to perform. Students are given the opportunity to grow in their knowledge of music through exploring different genres of music as part of music appreciation. The music programme at KIS is a well-rounded one; with the focus on listening, performing and composing. Performance opportunities are all year round and it is open to all students of KIS.

Max Chai  Nicolas Choi  Bryan Chow  Seieun Hong  Loua Kang  Bernice Kwan

Jacey Lam  Cherie Law  Sheldon Lee  Kingsley Lee  Leslie Leung  Jasmine Leung

Anders Li  Kenisha Roy  Yajash Singh  Hui Hyeon Son  Maurice Tsang  Cyrus Yeung

Charles Yiu  Vean Chan  Brannon Chan  Ee Yen Chen  Alex Choy  Jaena Claire Jung

Angela Kim  Austin Kwan  Kaylie Kwok  Nathan Lacorte  Anton Lee  Andrew Lee

Mattea Lo  Ethan Man  Hailey Ng  Ching Yiu Nui  Chun Yu Shea  Kyle Sung  Sherry Tong

Caden Wong  Caitlin Wong  Anson Wong  Shi Wing Chan  Felice Cheung  Apple Chiu

Presley Choi  Elisia Chow  Gabriel Do  Bienna Ho  Loui Kang  Alvin Lam  Jihyo Lee

Justin Leung  Victoria Liu  Angus Ma  Anton Man  Ethan Sze  Krish Taimni  Adrian Tsang

Bernie Tsoi  Jin Wong  Jonathan Yau  Ryan Chan   Tsz Ching Chan   Torres Cheung

Wai Yip Ho   Zachary Ho   Audrey Ho   Seven Kwong   Damon Lam   Marcus Lam

Starry Lee   Kylie Lee   Andre Lo   Philia Ng   Alexandria Pyne   James Tang   Hilda Tong

Nathan Tung   Serena Wong   Ariel Yik   Jeeun Ban   Vene Chan   Knox Chan   Lincoln Cheung

Isaac Chow   William Chow   Jeslyn Fung   Leon Lai   Bradyn Lee   Andrew Lee   Renee Lee

Caden Leung   Hazel Leung   Reia Lim    Jenny Park   Isla Tong   Hayden Wong   Eden Woo

Jaime Au   Ethan Chan   Audrey Chan   Brandon Chan   Janet Chen   Darius Foo   Fan Shing Hung

Olivia Jung   Jason Lau   Samuel Lau   Wing Sum Lau   Terry Lee   Chloe Leung   Wesley Lui

Nicole Tong   Isaac Tsang  Sabrina Yeung  Marc Yeung  Marcus Yung  George Yiu  Evan Wong  Byran Chan

South Island School’s student musicians have been practising both at home and during a limited number of in-school rehearsals to bring you a range of jazz numbers and choral highlights that represent a taste of the music groups running at SIS.

The SIS Chamber Choir will be performing Daniel Elder’s arrangement of “Little Star” and the world premiere of “Lelya Lenda”, translated from Elvish to English as ‘Carry on the Journey’ by SIS Head of Music, Simmone Bundy, which seeks to give hope in the current global turbulence.

Chamber Choir:
Accompanist – Mandy Leung

Victoria Leung
Gigi So
Hannah Fennelly
Ashley Ling
Sophie Chan
Britney Chan
Aiden Teng
Lauchlan Leung
Kelly Ngai
Belle Candra
Nayeon Lee
Abby Lee
Olivia Choi
Zoe Villemeur
Ariel Jung
Anson Hui
Thomas Hafner
Felix Lim
Utkarsh Goyal

Selected members of the SIS Jazz Ensemble are thrilled to present an atmospheric and exciting slice of cool jazz, composed by talented IGCSE student – Ajax Li – called “Night in the City”. The SIS Jazz Ensemble itself will also deliver some equally chilled-out vibes with “What’s Cookin’”, a groovy favourite composed by beloved jazz connoisseur, Victor Lopez.

Jazz Ensemble
Marcus Lau
Ajax Li
Avirah George
Eddy Leung

Adrian Wong
Chloe Wong
Samuel Johnson
Viera Yip
Charlene Lam
Miki Bragge
Maya Sien
Arim Lee
Julie Kwon
Emmie Cheng
Yoki Hong
Charles Zhao

GAON orchestra is a youth orchestra founded with the mission to give a message of hope through music. GAON debuted on the stage hosted by HKTDC in May of 2021 and performed at the 72nd-anniversary of the Korean national day celebration with a video.

The orchestra aims to help make a balanced world with our harmony. Further fundraising and charity music performances are planned. Gaon Orchestra will grow to help young Koreans living in Hong Kong live with pride of Korea and become a place for communication for Korean students attending various schools. In addition, they will strive to become an orchestra that serves as a bridge to promote Korean culture to Hong Kong through various, high-quality performances such as performing cultural exchanges between chambers and official events.

Violin: Kim La Jin, Kim Yun Ji, Park  Su Min Claire, Park Su Bin, Shin Jae Won, Ji Jun Ho,
Choi  Eun Suh Katherine
Flute: Ahn Joon Hyun, Kweon Yi Jun, Kim Dong Eun, Kim Ye Bin, Lee Joo Won Angela
Clarinet: Choi Jae Min, Oh Cho A, Kim Se Hee
Cello: Park June Soo

Volunteer: Kim Minji, Lee Yejin

Violin 小提琴: Chen Alan, Jayda Cheng, Yim Julian, Chan Chloe Ka Yee, Cheung Yim Ting Katarina, Goh Brian, Tong Jeffrey, Wong Man Ho, Li Enoch, Lee Vivian, Shu Alayna,  Li Hiuching, Wong Ching Ho, Yeung Andy, Chan Alvin

Viola 中提琴: Cheng Andy, Fong Ingrid, Vikki, Choy Kenny, Chia Chester

Cello 大提琴: Lai Abigail, Chan Harriet, Chan Trevor, Lam Kevin, Poon Edmund

Double Bass 低音提琴: Mak Tsz Yu, Lee Victor,  Lee Gabriel

Clarinet 單簧管: Lee Tsz Hei Jerry, Shiu Hitomi 

Oboe 雙簧管: Viola Ng, Yiu Erdocia Carlos

Bassoon 低音管: Chan Fox, Lo Nicole

Flute 長笛: Leung Chloe, Chung On Ching Daria

Horn 圓號: Kwok Alfred, Lee Alfred

Trumpet 小號: Karl Wong, Chan Kinson

Timpani 定音鼓: Cham Peter