Violinist Danny Koo has been one of the most sought-after violinists and most exciting musicians on the classical music scene, known for his passionate musicianship, and adventurous projects. He connects with audiences with the breathtaking array of colors he draws from his instrument. He has performed across the globe in a variety of genres as a classical soloist, recitalist, chamber music to jazz, and pop.

Highlights of the 2026-2027 season include ‘Danny’s Playlist’ series at Lotte Concert Hall, 10th Year Anniversary “Journey Begins’ sold-out South Korea tour, ’HOME’ tour in the winter. Many appearances with the most prestigious orchestras in South Korea, along with his 6th season with Seoul Spring Festival, and 4rd consecutive appearance at the Seoul Jazz Festival. Danny will also be making his Carnegie Hall debut in New York as well as his Cadogan Hall debut in London.

A lover of chamber music, He has collaborated with celebrated classical artists such as: Gidon Kremer, Pieter Wispelwey, Philippe Graffin, Emanuel Ax, Johannes Moser, Jaime Laredo, Brentano Quartet, SLSQ, and Cleveland Quartet.

Appointed MC in 2022 of Korea’s most historic classical TV show, MBC TV Art Show, Danny is highly sought after in Korean media. Recently a judge on SBS ‘Our Ballade’, he has made recent appearances on KBS ‘The Black Box on Earth’, ‘The Seasons – Jay Park’s Drive’, MBC ‘I live alone’, ‘Masked Singer’, SBS ‘Our Ballad’, JTBC ‘Superband’, Mnet ‘Classic Dominant’, MBC ‘PoPoPo’, EBS ‘Music Box’. In print media he has been featured on Vogue, L’Officiel, W Magazine, Allure, GQ, Living Sense, Marie Claire Korea, Theatre Plus, etc…

Danny Koo is a leader in Korea in bringing wider audiences to the world of classical music and has been Pinkfong (Baby Shark)’s ‘classical guide’ from 2018 till the present through media as well as creating a ‘classical musical’ with the sole mission of making classical music more ‘fun & accessible’ to kids of all ages. In 2024, he was appointed as the music director of the ‘Orchestra of Dream’ at the first Dream Festival and successfully led the festival. Recognized for his broad cultural influence, Danny Koo received the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Award for Arts Education, and in 2025 was appointed the first honorary ambassador of Seocho-gu.

Jasmine Choi is celebrated worldwide for her extraordinary virtuosity, acclaimed recordings, and a robust online presence that reaches more than one million followers across social media. Renowned for pushing the instrument’s traditional boundaries, she has become an icon of the flute in the 21st century.

Born in Korea into a third-generation family of musicians, Choi discovered the flute at 9 and at 16, she moved to the U.S., entering at the Curtis Institute of Music with Julius Baker and Jeffrey Khaner, followed by graduate studies at Juilliard School. Upon graduation, she served as associate principal flute of the Cincinnati Symphony under Paavo Järvi, and principal flute of the Vienna Symphony under Fabio Luisi, before launching her full-time career as soloist.

Choi has appeared with leading ensembles including the Vienna Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra, Salzburg Mozarteum, Berlin Symphony, Czech Philharmonic, and Seoul Philharmonic. She has performed on primary stages across Europe, Asia, and North America, and her performance of Arirang at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics remains a cultural milestone. Chamber collaborations with artists including Martha Argerich, Robert Levin, Kit Armstrong, Julien Quentin, Sumi Jo, and the Schumann Quartet showcase her versatility, from intimate recitals to dynamic ensemble projects. Her discography spans Sony Classical releases, solo albums, and original arrangements, with more than 15 flute concertos composed for her.

Beyond performance, she designed her own signature flute case, praised for its innovation, and published best-selling educational works and arrangements with Theodore Presser Company and Seoul Music Publishing.

Dedicated to mentorship, Choi has taught master classes at Juilliard School, Curtis Institute of Music, Harvard University, and Vienna’s Universität für Musik. She currently serves as professor at Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music, guiding the next generation of flutists.

Timothy Sun began his music studies at the age of 7. He studied the saxophone and clarinet with Mr. George Galway at the Ellen Wilkinson High School of Art in England since 1997, and in 2001 became the first Chinese saxophone and clarinet student of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama under a full scholarship for his Bachelor’s degree, where his principal teachers were the world-renowned saxophonists John Harle and Christian Forshaw. He had also worked with clarinettist Julian Farrell and flautist Glen Martin and in 2006 and completed his Master’s degree under a school scholarship and received the highest score in final recital.

In recent seasons, Sun has appeared in more than 100 recitals and orchestral concerts in Asia and Europe. He performed as a soloist with Macau Chinese Orchestra, Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Zhejiang Symphony Orchestra, Guiyang Symphony Orchestra, Hong Kong Festival Orchestra, Symphonic Cordiality, New Music Ensemble, Citywinds Ensemble, Hong Kong Young Musicians Wind Orchestra, Hong Kong Wind Symphony, PanAsia Symphony Orchestra, Belilios Winds, SIU2, Macau Youth Orchestra and the Macau Youth Symphonic band. He has been interviewed by the South China Morning Post, UK Chinese Times, Macao Daily, Milk, Mr, Esquire, TVB, and the RTHK Radio 4, which broadcasted his live performance.

Timothy Sun is one of the artists of the “Buffet Group” and “Vandoren Paris”. He is currently a saxophone lecturer coach at the Macau Conservatory, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and the Hong Kong Baptist University.

Beginning his erhu studies at the age of twelve, Enhua Yang has dedicated over fifteen years to developing his craft. He graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts under the tutelage of Mao Qinghua, Co-Principal Huqin of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. Yang is an artist of the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK), a recipient of the Lee Hysan Foundation Individual Scholarship, a resident musician with the Ebenezer School & Home for the Visually Impaired, and a performer of Dishui Nanyin, the intangible cultural heritage. 

Yang has achieved several significant distinctions on the international competition stage. In 2022, he won the VSA International Young Soloists Competition in the United States and performed at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. In 2024, he earned fourth place at the 1st Korea International Visually Impaired Solo Competition and performed in Seoul. In 2025, he was awarded the Special Grand Award  at the World Chinese Music Competition and the Silver Award at the Singapore International Solo and Chamber Music Competition. He also was awarded as one of the Top Ten Winners of the 6th Danny Awards in the United States for his performance of ‘The Cat and the Mouse’ by contemporary Chinese composer Cao Tianli. In 2026, he was honoured with the Chief Executive’s Commendation for Community Service. Committed to advancing inclusive arts and supporting the professional development of musicians with disabilities, he aspires to use music as a bridge that strengthens community connection and enriches shared cultural life. 

Vicky Fung, a multi-faceted musician and artist, who is an active advocate of local music culture and changemaker — from music creation, production, and curation, to founding the social enterprise “Every Life Is A Song.” Vicky has been dedicated to musical creation, with notable works that blend artistic elements, including “Be Water (弱水三千),” “Travelling Soul (彳亍),” “Yin Fa Bai (銀髮白),” “Utopia…Momentarily  (剎那的烏托邦),” “Looking For Love In The Wrong Places (在錯誤的宇宙尋找愛),” and “Sea of Thorns (荊棘海) ” etc. 

Vicky is the co-music director for the local animated film “Another World (世外),” which was nominated for “Best Original Film Score” and “Best Original Film Song” at the 44th Hong Kong Film Awards. Vicky just finished her latest concert at Freespace, West Kowloon, followed by the release of her upcoming vinyl album, “覺色 MY COREALITY” in October this year.

Phillip Jeong is a distinguished crossover tenor and musical singer from Korea. Phillip has a strong foundation in vocal training, shaped by both Korean and Italian influences.  He studied vocal performance at the Korean National University of Arts and became known to the Korean public after appearing on JTBC’s television audition program Phantom Singer 2 in 2017.  The program aimed to form a male crossover quartet and Phillip proceeded to the finals with the crossover team, Miraclass, which consisted of Julian Joo Taek Kim, Kang Hyun Park and Tain Han. Phillip teamed up the duo Feel In with fellow Miraclass member Tain Han. Since 2019, Phillip has also been involved in Korean musical theatre.  In 2024, Phillip’s recital, titled Esòrdio, marks his debut in Hong Kong. He performed at the Concert Hall of HKAPA, paying homage to his classical music roots with pieces from composers like Tosti and Bellini while also exploring beloved international music. Phillip’s ability to seamlessly blend classical and contemporary styles has earned him recognition in the music world. His recitals promise to be an unforgettable evening, celebrating both tradition and innovation in vocal performance.  Currently he is actively performing in numerous Miraclass concerts and the group is expecting a release of new album and overseas performances.  

Sophie Hing Fei Leung is a distinguished 19-year-old rising violinist from Hong Kong. She is currently a second-year undergraduate at the Colburn Conservatory of Music in Los Angeles, studying with Professor Robert Lipsett on a full-ride scholarship. Born into a musical family, she began her violin training at the age of four under the tutelage of her mother. Her formative training includes the Colburn Music Academy as a Kohl Scholar and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts under Professor Ivan Chan.

Recently, Sophie was invited to perform Mozart’s violin concerto No.4 in D major with the Colburn Orchestra. She made her orchestral debut at fourteen, performing as a soloist with the Hong Kong Orchestra under the baton of Mr. Kin-Fung Leung and was featured in an interview with RTHK. She has been a member of the Hong Kong Musicus Society Young Artist programme since 2024. Sophie has earned numerous accolades in prestigious international and regional competitions. Her awards include First Prize at the Pasadena

Showcase House Instrumental Competition, Finalist at the Ysaye International Competition, Grand Prizes at both the HKGNA and the Hong Kong Music Talent and Performance

Award, First prize at the Hong Kong International Young Musician competition open group, as well as Second Prize at the Coltman Chamber Music Competition. She is also a recipient of scholarships from the HKAPA and Diocesan Girls’ School. An active participant in high-level artistic exchange, Sophie has collaborated with celebrated artists such as Mihaela Martin, Jonian Ilias Kadesha, Trey Lee, Jonathan Brown, Ray Chen and has participated in masterclasses with distinguished musicians including Jaime Laredo, Midori, Hagai Shaham, Jan Sloman, Patinka Kopec, Anne Akiko Meyers, Ikeda Kikuei, Robert Szreder. She has also been selected for world-renowned music programs and festivals across the United States and Canada, including the Kneisel Hall Young Artist Chamber program, the Heifetz Music Institute, the New York String Orchestra Seminar, the Meadowmount School of Music, the Sounding Point Academy and the Biglake Festival.

Hong Kong-born pianist Alex Wun is establishing himself as a rising star on international stage. He actively performs across Europe and Asia, including the Wigmore Hall, Teatro Infanta Leonor, Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall, Palais Wittgenstein and the Tianjin Juilliard School. He has appeared on RTHK The Works, RTHK Radio 4, and tvN Asia.

As a concerto soloist, Alex has performed with numerous orchestras including the Hong Kong Sinfonietta and HKAPA Symphony Orchestra. He was the winner of the HKAPA Concerto Trial and the RAM Beethoven Concerto Prize. Nevertheless, he regularly appears as a chamber musician and has collaborated with Sean Lee, Andrew Ling, Juyoung Baek, Jiyeon Woo, amongst other renowned artists.

Alex had won the Grand Prize of the HKGNA competition, First Prize of the 87th Steinway & Sons International Youth Piano Competition – Hong Kong and Macau regional finals, amongst other international competitions.

Graduated from Royal Academy of Music (Master of Arts) with distinction, Alex was awarded DipRAM for his outstanding musical achievements. He was the recipient of numerous Scholarships including the Lady Kadoorie Music Scholarships, The SAPA Scholarships and The Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation Scholarships. His teachers

include Gabriel Kwok and Ian Fountain. Moreover, he has worked with Arie Vardi, Victor Rosenbaum, Pascal Roge, Immogen Cooper, Wojciech Switala, Kun Woo Paik and Yoheved Kaplinsky amongst many renowned artists. Alex serves as a juror of Kawai International Competition amongst other competitions.

“Shining Choir” is the choir of Hong Chi Winifred Mary Cheung Morninghope School. Its founding mission is rooted in the belief that every student possesses unique potential and a spirit of service; given the right stage, they can shine brightly and illuminate the lives of others. Guided by the goal of “Spreading Love and Harmony,” the choir seeks to convey positive values through music, bringing warmth and hope to those in need across the community, thereby nurturing students’ empathy and sense of civic responsibility.

In terms of performance styles, the choir presents a dynamic and versatile stage presence, combining full choral singing with small group ensemble music. During their community tour performances, members intersperse interactive mini-games and distribute small gifts, forging deep, heartfelt connections with the audience through their warmth and enthusiasm.

Thanks to its outstanding artistic achievements, the choir has won numerous accolades, including Gold Awards in the Community Experience Category (Small Ensemble) at the Joint-School Music Competition in both 2025 and 2026, a Silver Award in the same category in 2024, and 2nd runner-up (3rd place) at the Hong Chi Association Creative Arts Festival (Final Showcase).

Furthermore, the choir actively engages in social service, reaching into the community to care for the underprivileged. Through their “Melody of Love” Spreading Love Tour, they have visited numerous special schools and early childhood centers. They have also been invited to perform at major events such as the Hong Chi Association 60th Anniversary Kick-off Ceremony, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Inclusive Music Concert for Persons with and without Disabilities, and the Pinehill Village Open Day & Eco-Carnival—giving back to society and lighting up lives through the power of music.

Members ：
張曉琪、鄭成軒、遲瑋駿、李嬴熙、周高逵、賴梨紗、張詠欣、梁倚僑、陳豪亮、鄭諾言、王桸銘、梁芷琳、曾家俊、林筠浩、黎梓賢、彭寶妍