UPCOMING EVENTS
【崇基古琴雅集】[反應熱烈,加開一場](滿座,多謝支持)

地點:香港中文大學利黃瑤璧樓,利希慎音樂廳(近大學火車站)

(滿座,多謝支持)

CUHK Chung Chi Orchestra Concert

Venue: Lee Hysan Concert Hall, CUHK

Free admission | Free seating | All are welcome


NEWS
19 DEC 22 | MON
The Admission Information Session of MA in Music Programme was successfully held on 16 December 2022.  Webinar recording is available at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rfKl6vaiEH1pd-Jt3unjEmc12JF3NFJH/view
15 DEC 22 | THU
Congratulations to Enzhe Zheng (DMus) who shines at Golden Bells International Composition Contest for Chinese Instruments with Western Orchestra. Enzhe is the winner in the age 30 and younger division with his piece Rosefinch – 朱雀, based on the vermilion bird in the Wuxing that represents fire, the south, longevity and immortality. The winning piece will be premiered on December 29, 2022 (Thursday) at 8 pm concert by the Asian Cultural Symphony of the USA in New York City’s Carnegie Hall with Contest Artistic Director Dennis Friesen-Carper conducting. For more details, please visit: Winners - Premieres - Inaugural Golden Bells International Composition Contest (valpo.edu)  
29 JUN 22 | WED
We are excited to announce that LENK Quartet will be Artists-in-Residence for our MA in Music Programme in AY2022/23.  There will be three concerts in the academic year with the mission to build close ties and foster exchanges between MA’s artists-in-residence, CUHK staff and students, and indeed all other friends in the audience.  LENK quartet is a violin-cello-clarinet-piano quartet composed of active Hong Kong-born, Hong Kong-raised and Hong Kong-based classical musicians formed in 2021. Under the concert invitation from HKU MUSE, the group is initiated by veteran pianist Nancy Loo and joined forces by young violinist Kitty Cheung, cellist Eric Yip and clarinettist Linus Fung. The name LENK is the combination of first letters of the English names Linus, Eric, Nancy and Kitty. The quartet is committed to giving top quality live performances to the audience with its engaging and multicoloured playing. Photo credit: Kurt Chan
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