https://www.musiclab.hk/musiclab-past-activities daily 0.75 2025-10-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504340381232-OAQH0IOS798KA3961FT0/17425015_1407895385952531_7786098964761248886_n.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517928067510-Z81AT2DCE4LBE7VZY1UK/IMG_3426+copy.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517930429644-M0WJD3CTO69CH8DQSE16/2WL08403.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517926205537-GL11841EVK4512SXTL7G/38EE1F5A-BD3B-44EE-981E-723828A41780.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517930539810-1BDRI8E2PX1UYSUA6J1Y/2WL08403.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/73b449d1-ca70-4be8-9ef1-46d5b0048ff0/450864008_18363418003096232_1936043913450734467_n.jpeg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504934881590-WTPBA30MTRW0HH3PPAZ4/mlf_about-1.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504935061365-ILP6J47HOEPXOQSF5FIH/20160221_fingerman.jpg Past Activities - Fingerman This concert consists a series of fast and difficult pieces which includes a higher level of techniques and knowledge of the pieces to perform their own style. This includes many famous high velocity pieces: Mephisto Waltz No.1, Turkish March, Carmen Variations etc. Not only the auidence can appreciate how the pianist KaJeng Wong to perform the music, but also the looks, the fingers, the velocity and the excitement brings the auidences being amused and pleasant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504935217161-LV1J3QJ3GD00K1AULFSM/4O4A0035+%281%29.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504935238353-Z8XGECBUTBZBA40NN1CV/4O4A1167.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516729127781-6XI0YN6TU8ZUZ6NCN8J8/IMG_3346.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516729278325-9H3NB906OO4SUOPIK4ZE/4O4A0668.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504936217722-60ZO9QXWZ29PNYBVE5MO/20160302_travelinexpressions.jpg Past Activities - Travel in Expressions Music being as expressions, this concert is consisted vocal and piano to perform a wider range of expressions, as like as travel over our life among those music. The Spirit travels through time, experiences life via the depth of expression and the juices of joy and sorrow. The Spirit inspired the great Brahms to dedicate four serious verses from the bible in the anticipation of Clara Schumann’s death, in which he delivered feelings of life, death, faith, hope and charity; Vaughan Williams was inspired to share his love of poetry. His work Songs of Travel was an experience only possible in the abstractive arts. These let the audience can exposure into the journey, enjoy and feel the aesthetics of music. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937136955-D67XCJP2KIB6VCXPY9YS/4O4A3323.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937125601-FXFKG3HPICW83I7Q3TYH/4O4A3166.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937125219-LBVIPRZCALRF3TMNC22H/4O4A3273.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937140611-H4K4TT4BG25DFWG18MZC/%E5%BE%8C%E5%82%991.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937339006-H6LFX9398Q0ZS72Q1RNT/20160316_STMxVeloz.jpg Past Activities - VELOZ vs Set Tone Men Battle of Voices This is a tale of two kingdoms. They are descendants of two distinguished bloodlines: the voice and instrument. The former, being the most organic and instinctive musical instrument, is the origin of all musical possibilities. The latter, also called the harmonica, is the new frontier of musical colours and nuances. The Kings of Veloz are no conservatives. Inheriting a great tradition, they carry their ancestors’ legacy with audacious attempts and experiments. Their music is heard in auditoriums, on the streets, in the corners and the cyberworld. Their sound is unheard of, unimaginable, unbelievably exciting and unexpected. They are true warriors of sound. The Knights of Set Tone Men are quick with their steps, and rich in their tone. Often stepping into no man’s land, they inspire us in a distant yet familiar nostalgia with their arranged cantopop and foreign tunes. Their rearrangements are afresh; the pieces never sound quite the same under the Knight’s voice. God forbids, they are smashingly good-looking too. You will witness a battle between the two kingdoms. These bloodlines will present the world the best of their craft, the niche of their sound, the magic of their ensemble. May the distinguished deserve their crown – The Voice of Voices. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937456454-6U0O3GVTJIF2F7B3GKSJ/4O4A5469.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937463856-18SQH650KOKJZ4MRVLOA/%E5%BE%8C%E5%82%99%E4%B8%80.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937446607-H90UL31GVXNC6JQ4JYVX/4O4A4908.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937441052-8IGM31C93UPVDNY1UY9I/4O4A5247.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937468073-55DKDMW8Z6B8EH62CDG8/%E5%BE%8C%E5%82%99%E4%BA%8C.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513688483677-UIRONO9597DFWX4KRD4Y/20170312_mlf17_banner.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513688657290-ZRZQZEKXNBTKQSFT0LDH/20170317_smash.jpg Past Activities - Smash - Pop Classics Jazz The Smash project explores what music is, attempts to re-define the setting of a concert, and bridges the popular with the classics. Smashing the boundaries of classical, pop and jazz music, Smash creates an experience that is purely musical. Click here for the concert trailer https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689185693-2SPCZW0UQKCJX9QRL4T9/1WL_2958.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516726959976-NQMXVGH8KRHEZ71BFUOT/1WL_2794.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689129376-YXT2760TXM0SWVK7AUEM/1WL_2775.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689378692-ZEEH5EHZY79ENFL3XP2N/20170412_fingerman.jpg Past Activities - Fingerman - God or No God? The debate of God has existed for thousands of years. There are questions that are universal and eternal. How did we get here? Do we have a purpose in it at all? Is there a God? Is God dead? Fingerman God or No God uses music to explore our relationship with our universe. Music in this concert is not merely an appreciation of high art, but an experiential experience on interruption of silence. The second edition of Fingerman brings our audience to a journey of bewilderment and awe. Click here for the concert trailer https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508513925-UVUWASQJIOTNGRIBDGRO/1WL00019.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508520504-P1F5ETU3WSM5SLUNBCU7/2WL08466.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508530765-2OD63H09AK04S7E1QNM3/DSC08002.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508525826-7CCGSWK92PSLZXXIP3FZ/2WL08566.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689697883-H8KD0BUD3FAT21ZHUP81/20170419_beloved_clara.jpg Past Activities - Beloved Clara Robert and Clara, after years of rejection and objection, overcame their obstacles and finally united in their matrimony. The rejoiced couple met the young and talented Brahms and guided the young boy into a mature composer. Clara, a renowned pianist and composer, promoted his work to the cultured audience and Robert even co-composed a violin sonata with him. Robert, however, suffered from depression and tragically lost his mind in an asylum. His death was one of Brahms’ inspiration for his monumental German Requiem. Beloved Clara is a chamber music concert with a programme of the amour among Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516727986618-1BHM0L89CGS3H6FHKY2B/2WL09673.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516727970006-XM7K5X3MUHT3QQEJ5K79/1WL08925.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516727936220-D2DE457LQXSRVSKRYU7G/2WL09434.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517123612422-9719XGH9B7Z2LIQGDAZF/music_lab_A2_STM-01+%282%29.png Past Activities - Ephemera Revisited This is a Canto pop concert, the details are available in Chinese only. Click here for the concert trailer https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532337131-GFA7MK8RM3JVZDRZ3WTT/DSC08129.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532344465-A5N2C1B6BI0GZIJY7XTI/DSC08101.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532317455-5UH9P4NHQFWOIR10QMTH/DSC08189.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532308647-MUELGPC7PUALGR0TTOKJ/DSC08568.JPG Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/d4dca233-70c1-4596-a52a-b512c24dfa50/God+Pray+Love+Poster.jpg Past Activities - KJ Solo Piano Recital: God Pray Love God His sacred peace overwhelms us since the silent night. Intertwined by tonalities, the unified works symbolise the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ with human expressions. As His love becomes the spiritual core of Christianity, our passionate praise of God’s glory and blessing goes with His name. Pray The piano resounds with faint and fury; the agitated souls seek peace and truth in prayer. As we explore a connection with God and vent our waves of doubt, His guidance lies in the prayer, lies in our faith. Love We love because He first loved us. With romance, passion and hope, we praise God with sincerity. Recalling the sacrifice of the Christ, our meditative souls croon His grace. When the melody of Ave Maria fades, there is a mute hymn of love, flowing inside us. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/42082506-84a5-46d5-820b-e817acd666a1/GodPrayLove+Recital.jpg Past Activities - KJ Solo Piano Recital: God Pray Love God His sacred peace overwhelms us since the silent night. Intertwined by tonalities, the unified works symbolise the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ with human expressions. As His love becomes the spiritual core of Christianity, our passionate praise of God’s glory and blessing goes with His name. Pray The piano resounds with faint and fury; the agitated souls seek peace and truth in prayer. As we explore a connection with God and vent our waves of doubt, His guidance lies in the prayer, lies in our faith. Love We love because He first loved us. With romance, passion and hope, we praise God with sincerity. Recalling the sacrifice of the Christ, our meditative souls croon His grace. When the melody of Ave Maria fades, there is a mute hymn of love, flowing inside us. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513739520831-0CXVGPSAVCQ1NBZTEP9C/Leaflet_Freedom_in_the_Shadows_2015Feb.jpg Past Activities - Freedom in the Shadows Chamber Music Concert Never yielded, our giants yearned for freedom in shadows, Withered their bodies may be, their spirits Never waned; they may be Gone, but their ethos will pass on. PROGRAMME Piano Trio No.2 in E Minor, Op.67 – Shostakovich KaJeng Wong (Piano), Gary Ngan (Violin), Artem Konstantinov (Cello) Violin Sonata No.1 in F Minor, Op.80 – Prokofiev KaJeng Wong (Piano), Mark Hui (Violin) Piano Quintet No.2 in A Major, Op.81 – Dvořřák KaJeng Wong (Piano), Gary Ngan (Violin), Mark Hui (Violin), Samuel Pang (Viola), Artem Konstantinov (Cello) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513739985362-SC86W0OZHQM45WTMLAJP/Leaflet_Tribute_To_Death_2014Nov.jpg Past Activities - KJ Solo Piano Recital: Tribute to Death Death is inevitable, yet a taboo. The mystery of death has formed our culture, haunted our civilization, shadowed our existence. Pianist KaJeng Wong brings us an unconventional recital, “Tribute to Death”, programming the masterpieces by Beethoven, Liszt and Fauré amongst his sharing on philosophy of life and death. PROGRAMME Piano Sonata No.31 in A-flat major, Op.110 – Beethoven Sonata in B minor, S.178 – Liszt Requiem in D minor, Op.48 (Transcribed for Solo Piano) – Fauré-Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513873938006-V0LOFUC422HX8IFW3PSC/Leaflet_OpenLab_FringeClub_2014Oct.jpg Past Activities - Open Lab @ Fringe Club Open Lab now in Fringe Club! From Baroque to Jazz, pianist KaJeng Wong will perform and share about music with you, with a drink in your hands! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513874964970-YUE3G7K921VZRQPYJFYG/Leaflet_Made_In_Hong_Kong_2014Aug.jpg Past Activities - Music Lab Seasonal Finale: Made in Hong Kong Music Lab’s Seasonal Finale Made from and Made in Hong Kong is a multi-disciplinary production that aims to experiment the fermentation between orchestral music with visual elements. Under the baton of conductor Wilson Ng, Music Lab Orchestra will jointly present several orchestral works with renowned pianists Nancy Loo and KaJeng Wong. A variety of visual elements go along with the music, with illustrations by Oychir, photographs by Cheung Chi Wai and paintings by Vivian Ho will explore topics such as Hong Kong’s historical development, the forgotten island and also issues related to our identities. PROGRAMME Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune – Debussy Mother Goose Suite – Ravel Rhapsody in Blue – Gershwin Pictures at an Exhibition - The Piano Concerto (Asia Premiere) – Mussorgsky-Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513875559533-EVS74UQJPLTG2ZQEYYS6/Leaflet_Rachel_And_Friends_2014Apr.jpg Past Activities - Rachel & Friends Chamber Music Concert PROGRAMME Sonata K381 in D Major – Mozart Piano : Rachel Cheung, KaJeng Wong Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 49 – Mendelssohn Flute : Wilson Ng Bassoon : Chan Ting Yuen, Timothy Piano Quintet No. 1 in F minor, Op. 34 – Brahms Violin : Doris Lee, Sharon Chan Viola : Chris Choi Cello : Jia Nan Piano : Rachel Cheung https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517799727670-QD7F6XK3MZMUYHEHK6LP/140109_poster05-01-01-01+%281%29.jpg Past Activities - When Love Encounters Tribute to the first East-meet-West Valentine Festival since 1995, Music Lab portrays the intimacy between the butterfly and the flower, featuring singer Hubert Wu and Mezzo-Soprano Melody Sze. Music Lab Orchestra, conducted by Wilson Ng, will also introduce the eternal triangle among Johannes Brahms, Robert Schumann and Clara Schumann with two selected symphony movements by the respective composers. 01. Love Blossoms Love crushes. It shares and discovers, excites and surprises. Love is passionate, so is it peaceful. Evergreen. Intoxicating. PROGRAMME Selections from The Phantom of the Opera Symphony No.4 in E minor, 1st Movement – Brahms Theme Music from "Howl's Moving Castle" Chase (Original: Leslie Cheung) – Popular Songs by Hubert Wu 02. Love Withers Love Hurts. Fantasy breaks, reality steps in. Arguments emerge. Disappointment floods. Promises fringed, questions asked, passion fades. PROGRAMME I Dreamed A Dream – "Les Misérables" On My Own – "Les Misérables" Symphony No.5 in E minor, 2nd Movement – Tchaikovsky The Butterfly Lovers & Enlightenment – Popular Songs by Hubert Wu 03. Love Perpetuates Love sublimes. We understand, accept, and blend. It protects, respects and supports. Love is forever. PROGRAMME Married Life – "Up" Theme Music from "Forrest Gump" Symphony No.4 in D minor, 3rd and 4th Movements – Schumann One Life, One Heart & Love is eternal (Original: Jacky Cheung) – Popular Songs by Hubert Wu https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513961039337-UQ54HZU4YLJIVC0HSMKW/Leaflet_MusicXDream_2013Dec.jpg Past Activities - Music x Dream Stand-up Comedy The impossibly funny, creative and unconventional pianist Cheung Ping will bring to us a Stand-Up Comedy X Musical Recital, exploring "Why Study Music?" Different from any conventional recitals, this performance comprises a unique blend of piano recital and stand-up comedy, interspersing original-composed music with sarcastic talks and personal stories. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513961901317-V2F5BU2E93YPTCGEG8XV/Leaflet_Premiere_Concert_2013Dec.jpg Past Activities - Premiere Concert Explore life with themes of ‘Departure’, ‘Lost’ and ‘Reunification’ by KaJeng Wong with works of Schubert, Schumann and Scriabin. Also featuring Music Lab Orchestra’s debut with Beethoven’s Symphony No.3 ‘Eroica’. Season of Life – KaJeng Wong Piano Recital Friday, December 6, 2013 PROGRAMME Departure Impromptu in C Minor, D899 No.1 - Schubert Sonata No.3 'State of Soul' - Scriabin Lost Impromptu in E-flat Major, D899 No.2 - Schubert Sonata No.5 'Poem of Ecstasy' - Scriabin Reunification Fantasy in C Major, Op.17 - Schumann Chemistry – Music Lab Orchestra Debut Saturday, December 7, 2013 PROGRAMME Fantasia in F Minor, D.940 - Schubert Sextet for Piano and Winds Op.100 - Poulenc Piano Quintet Op.1 No.1, 1st and 3rd movements - Dohnányi Symphony No.3 in E-flat Major 'Eroica', Op.55 - Beethoven https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517796917079-KZ9862Z41328ZY5QKTG3/music_lab_musicbeeBanner_Final2-03.png Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1523439680239-J085Z8H0TI7EWME8DCGT/image-asset.jpeg Past Activities - Lost in Time Genre: Crossover Pop Date: 27 April 2018 | 8pm 28 April 2018 | 3 & 8pm Venue: Hong Kong Arts Centre, Shousan Theatre Musicians: CY LEO, Joyce CHEUNG, Ricky WONG Harmonica world champion CY Leo will lead the project Lost in Time to start off our Music Lab Festival 2018. CY promises to deliver smashingly pleasurable listening experience by infusing the boundaries of signature pops in different eras, to be lost in time from classics to the modern pop. Lost in Time assembles the greatest hits of pop from different eras, to be arranged by jazz arrangers, Joyce Cheung and Ricky Wong. The production on one hand reviews the timeless value of music, while experiments the capacity of the harmonica to deliver a spectrum of music genres in different ages on the other. The performance will also be aided by multimedia projections and sets, to portray creative and stylistic elements in different eras.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1525979467001-Z550PEK7E3VB7CNR7IOR/image-asset.png Past Activities - So French - French Impressions Genre: Chamber Music Date: 1 June 2018 | 8PM Venue: Sheung Wan Civic Centre, Theatre Musicians: Samuel AU, Rachel CHEUNG, LAI Bo-ling, Alison LAU, ZHEN Xi-yuan So French - French Impressions is a tribute to the various genres in which the composers and the painters echo each other in different mediums. The concert sets in the category of Poeme, Valse, Phenome, Reves and L’abstrait - just as how the artists used to perceive.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1522838103100-SRS324ON70SR12A6FY65/image-asset.jpeg Past Activities - So French - French Legacy Genre: Chamber Music Date: 8 June 2018 | 8PM Venue: China Congregational Church, Recital Theatre (6F, 119 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong) Musicians: Samuel AU, LAI Bo-ling, Alison LAU, KaJeng Wong So French - French Legacy is about the heritage of French Art. From the baroque master Francois Couperin to the age of Faure, Debussy, Ravel, Chausson besides the literary inspiration from the poet Leconte de Lisle, the French tradition influenced as far as the American impressionistic composer Charles Griffes, as well as 20th century master Olivier Messiaen, who taught the legendary Japanese Toru Takemitsu.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1528103912521-JSDO76LS0YXJI18UKM6F/image-asset.jpeg Past Activities - Smash: Originals Genre: Originals Date: 21 June 2018 | 8PM Venue: The Grand Hall, Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Ensemble: SMASH (CY Leo, Timothy SUN, KaJeng WONG) Following the success of Pop Classics Jazz and Tribute to Modern Classics, SMASH will enter into the grounds of finding its original sound with authentic compositions by our team of composers and arrangers. The SMASH trio comprises of the most expressive saxophone tone, the most energetic harmonica performer, the most versatile pianist, and its engine of top players. Widely anticipated for its next project, SMASH will continue its fire, energy and passion, translating these elements into a fiery and most exciting concert for our audiences in 2018.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595482774473-Z5OI1XXMKQCX50UPZJ36/585de8-music_lab_kv_nap_artwork-01_r-768x660.jpg Past Activities - 賽馬會藝壇新勢力：《指魔俠X 琴戀克拉拉X SMASH》 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595488589225-I060SHEKUC6T42R99BDK/noname.jpeg Past Activities - Concert《1314》 Genre: Crossover Date: 11 October 2018 (Sat) & 11 November 2018 (Sun) Time: 2:00pm , 5:00pm , 8:00pm & 2:00pm , 5:00pm Venue: Kwai Tsing Theatre Artistic Director/Pianist: KaJeng Wong Composer: Hippocrates Cheng Choreographer: Li Long-hin Dancers: Alice Ma , Kingsan Lo The meaning of life and death has intrigued and inspired writers and philosophers throughout time. Music Lab, a local group dedicated to creative classical music awareness-raising, reflects on these eternal questions in an out-of-the-box concert 1314 in which pianist KaJeng Wong performs Liszt’s Piano Sonata in B minor to portray our inner struggle with the idea of death and a piece by young composer Hippocrates Cheng on the theme of life. Interactivity is provided by two dancers who will encourage the audience to move with the music. KaJeng will also share his views after the show. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595486706212-BIZAQD713WSWAQMTEBRZ/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%882.44.35.png Past Activities - 山下 伶 カルテットやまーず Special Guest：Cy Leo ＆ Joyce Cheung Hong Kong https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595487136135-4Z1Z3CT6S6ZMO4O8U7F0/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%882.51.57.png Past Activities - SMASH: The Concert Genre: Crossover Date: 25 August 2019 Venue: Victoria Theatre Singapore Formed by award-winning pianist KaJeng Wong - Pianist, harmonica world-champion Cy Leo and saxophonist Timothy Sun, performances by the trio have taken the musical world in Hong Kong by storm, breaking down barriers between genres across generations from movie hits, modern classics to traditional Cantonese tunes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595487921473-N028E8RF2AKD19JPE3ZA/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%883.03.37.png Past Activities - So French - French Legacy Genre: Date: 12 June 2018 Location: Taipei Musicians: A tour performance at Taipei for the programme "So French - French Legacy", reaching out to audiences in other cities of Asia https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595489587365-K29TNBC1L0QQYKP5L7AK/20161105_3.jpg Past Activities - Hong Kong ∙ Music – KJ Wong x Set Tone Men Genre: Date: 5-6 November 2016 Location: Xiamen A concert bringing Hong Kong music culture to Xiamen with KJ Wong's piano solo and Set Tone Men's a capella performance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595497889420-I2CUKC3WNC6IUUSS0UUF/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%885.15.08.png Past Activities - Seasons of Life - KaJeng Wong Piano Solos Genre: Piano solo Date: 11 June 2018｜7:30pm Venue: eslite Performance Hall, Taipei Musician: KaJeng Wong Price: NT $600, 800 SEASONS OF LIFE DEPARTURE - Schubert Impromptu Op. 90 No.1 LOST - Scriabin Sonata No.3 in F-sharp Minor "States of the Mind" REUNIFICATION - Schumann Fantasie in C Op. 17 Explore life with themes of ‘Departure’, ‘Lost’ and ‘Reunification’ by pianist KaJeng Wong with works of Schubert, Schumann and Scriabin. Also featuring Music Lab Orchestra’s debut with Beethoven’s Symphony No.3 ‘Eroica’. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595498508747-DD0Y8K58GCVQWMTB2S6M/585de8-music_lab_kv_nap_artwork-01_r-768x660.jpg Past Activities - Music Lab: Fingerman X Beloved Clara X SMASH Genre: Crossover Date: 10-11 July 2017｜ 7:30pm Musicians: Venue: Wilton's Music Hall, London Ticket: Full Price £10 to £18; Concessions £8 to £16 Three bold performances from Hong Kong programming hub, Music Lab. Advocating for the relevance of music on and off the stage, Music Lab provides innovative concert experiences exploring social and cultural issues. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/22375614-3ffe-4eba-af28-91939790440c/MLF_web_fb_820x360px.jpg Past Activities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/de09eb90-2a41-4568-bce6-f2130bdffa55/HP_21May2024KJ.jpg Past Activities - KJ X GMO X HKYP: Play-conduct Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 1, 2, 3 Genre: Piano Concerti Date: 21 May 2024 | 8pm Venue: Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall Musicians: KaJeng WONG, GMO, HKYP Music Lab Festival 2024’s opening concert - KaJeng Wong, the founder of Music Lab, will perform Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 1, 2, and 3 with 40 musicians from the Gustav Mahler Orchestra and Hong Kong Youth Philharmonia. KJ will play and conduct the orchestra in this concert, making it an extraordinary debut for KJ as a pianist-conductor.

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Following two years of playing his high energy infectious original music around the city, Jerold brings it all together for an exciting one night only show at Soho House. Jerold and Friends: House Party is a musical gathering to celebrate community, the power of music to bring people together. From heartwarming ballads to punchy toe tapping grooves, Jerold will take you through a kaleidoscope of moods, gathering some of his best musical friends in Hong Kong to put on an electrifying night to remember, and maybe even leave you with a few ear worms to last you for months! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/2d4ce046-a937-454b-8557-3d3df1929e01/HP_18Jun2024CyLeo.jpg Past Activities - CY Leo: The Aromas of Tango Genre: Crossover Pop Date: 18 June 2024 | 8pm Venue: Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall Musicians: CY LEO, Joyce CHEUNG, Teriver CHEUNG, Justin SIU, David CHALA, Sally LAW, Kevin LAM The Aromas of Tango is a modern fusion project led by harmonicist and composer Cy Leo. It incorporates modern tango, tango jazz fusion, and neoclassical music by Astor Piazzolla, Hernan Valencia, and Cy Leo himself. The term “Aromas” is used as a synonym for “scents” commonly found in wine production. Historically, both tango and jazz are musical genres that originated from the culture of working-class nightlife, which was often accompanied by alcohol and a carefree spirit. In addition to featuring legendary compositions by Astor Piazzolla, primarily from the album “Zero Hour,” and innovative tango fusion compositions by Hernan Valencia, Cy Leo has also written a series of chamber compositions specifically inspired by the enchanting qualities of wine. The concert will be joined by 7 musicians to perform with Cy Leo in different formations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/7a0f11f2-2973-4da4-9a1e-aa6104256319/HP_23Jun2024KJ.jpg Past Activities - KJ Recital Tour: Mostly Bach, All Mozart Genre: Piano Solo Recital Date: 23 June 2024 | 8pm Venue: Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall Musician: KaJeng WONG KJ Wong’s latest album - “Mostly Bach, All Mozart”. On June 23, 2024, there will be a piano solo performance with complete dedication and devotion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/48d4acbf-b0ad-4ba2-a0ef-8796011e5461/HP_1Jul2024Tim.jpg Past Activities - Timothy Sun: S’way on Fire Genre: Classical Saxophone Date: 1 July 2024 | 8pm Venue: Hong Kong City Hall Theatre Musicians: Timothy SUN, Evelyn CHANG, Rod YU Welcome to “S’way on Fire “, where the captivating saxophone artistry of Timothy Sun ignites the stage! Get ready to be mesmerized by his unique musicality and the thrilling energy of his performance. In the concert, a selection of classical saxophone pieces rarely heard in Hong Kong will be showcased, adding an extra layer of surprise and delight to the show. Brace yourself for an enchanting experience and let yourself be ignited by the fiery passion of Timothy’s music. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/400f3d73-18ff-4dca-a792-8846ecd785c3/HP_11Jul2024Joyce.jpg Past Activities - Joyce Cheung: Once in a Blue Moon Genre: Crossover Pop Date: 11 July 2024 | 8pm Venue: Hong Kong City Concert Hall Musicians: Joyce Cheung, Janice Vidal, Yoyo Sham, Cloud Wan, Terence Lam Come see “Once in a Blue Moon”, an extraordinary concert that features jazz pianist Joyce and a remarkable ensemble of musicians and singers. Prepare to be mesmerised by new renditions of Joyce’s latest album, The Études, which are artfully rearranged for a larger ensemble. The concert also showcases her interpretations of pop and classic songs, starring Janice Vidal, Yoyo Sham, Cloud Wan and Terence Lam. 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KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516531816946-I9BQFWVMXSD5TXUFWKVG/IMG_7335.JPG Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516533211240-X5X3Z5295IIQCZ3N6SPF/WhatsApp+Image+2018-01-21+at+7.12.34+PM.jpeg Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517817843269-VUN1AYY1JWA72FT51281/IMG_6870.JPG Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513694686356-CNLEC3A4H9XO1CHHCEP0/Caleb.jpg Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532195853-NGOE92EFSC924IIHUIB3/14022159_1135903666483350_5563372283483930666_n.jpg Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513738839724-63G2RDPQJDQNKS9AFXB4/IMG_7059.JPG Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513738938915-BMPV3CLWCE897TNVP3ZV/IMG_6594.JPG Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513738628906-1K2R9XKZ7SQ34D3FCUV2/IMG_2984.jpg Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1518364670044-MNEGIHEVCPQRMSYZCQJN/Screen+Shot+2018-02-11+at+11.58.40+PM.png Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504949919818-315IVFPZ3M9GQ4F8YGW0/14022159_1135903666483350_5563372283483930666_n.jpg Collaborating Artists - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://www.musiclab.hk/251340282075 daily 0.75 2018-02-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504951320148-V76TQSOSGI0194X88D97/HN4A2843.JPG 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516724961197-J9RPU74HJG7I2HQKXSH9/4O4A5247.JPG 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516731048309-KFY2AXVFSV93OLQJGZFR/Set+Tone+Men+2-+credit+Mac+Tsang.jpg 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516534066689-JDRXBTE1G0LFF4FOPCHR/IMG_70661.JPG 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516730624417-IXS9AQ803H7Q9XLP7Y6U/Mark+Hui+4.jpg 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517762681252-C11HL48N0B0RAFSD32U4/IMG_2476.jpg 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517767011673-BZTBE9GBSPE042TUL2RF/10303753_838773276159327_3282049535869956918_n.jpg 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517764067268-WWUGSO22PG2OH0BRC1D8/IMG_6734.JPG 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517764834008-9MSNKMGTTQ9CRR2BSB1K/IMG_7327.JPG 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517816066595-2DN5HQU0A8EMW4S5KWQF/IMG_2930+%281%29.jpg 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517817463320-RWA3CLU8R7R5W3SPQYIP/IMG_6785+%281%29.JPG 合作音樂家 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504949919818-315IVFPZ3M9GQ4F8YGW0/14022159_1135903666483350_5563372283483930666_n.jpg 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532195853-NGOE92EFSC924IIHUIB3/14022159_1135903666483350_5563372283483930666_n.jpg 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516533211240-X5X3Z5295IIQCZ3N6SPF/WhatsApp+Image+2018-01-21+at+7.12.34+PM.jpeg 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513738839724-63G2RDPQJDQNKS9AFXB4/IMG_7059.JPG 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513962112058-J7F0WPJB4GR59G6BBU1O/IMG_2253.jpg 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513694686356-CNLEC3A4H9XO1CHHCEP0/Caleb.jpg 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1518364313100-R47D2I2EFT6JSCIVPJ0V/Screen+Shot+2018-02-11+at+11.58.40+PM.png 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517817751626-VYGD80J9AQXJTQY7RZFX/IMG_6870.JPG 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513738938915-BMPV3CLWCE897TNVP3ZV/IMG_6594.JPG 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513738628906-1K2R9XKZ7SQ34D3FCUV2/IMG_2984.jpg 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516531816946-I9BQFWVMXSD5TXUFWKVG/IMG_7335.JPG 合作音樂家 - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://www.musiclab.hk/bye-for-now daily 0.75 2018-05-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516730222039-9EZSUQTDLYZTC3NK80J2/c4b605_a31721c533534c37b1de48c4cb8291da%7Emv2.jpg Bye for now https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516889002281-7STSWD30CS1X92HB009M/_MG_9486.jpg Bye for now https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516730222039-9EZSUQTDLYZTC3NK80J2/c4b605_a31721c533534c37b1de48c4cb8291da%7Emv2.jpg Bye for now https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516531320219-F91BZPLNIGOOMB3IIWXS/Cheng+Ching+Nam.jpg Bye for now - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1526269401129-SUM22IZ5CLTW9DXSURGU/image-asset.jpeg Bye for now - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532011906-5E97BR91RL2NLOHB9RTY/_MG_9365.jpg Bye for now - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532915305-5OHEDBC282HT5M12I1JG/Serrini.jpeg Bye for now - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516532915305-5OHEDBC282HT5M12I1JG/Serrini.jpeg Bye for now - KaJeng Wong   Piano KJ’s musical talent has brought him onto the international stage since a very young age. He began his piano studies with Nancy Loo, and later studied violin under Yang Bao-Zhi, Michael Ma and Ho Hung-Ying, before furthering his piano studies at Indiana University Bloomington with Professor Emile Naoumoff. “Extremely overpowering, talented but controversial.” KJ won almost every category of local music competitions as soloist, ensemble and orchestra leader, and also as choir accompanist. During the temporary suspension of his study of the piano between the ages of 13 and 15, KJ auditioned at the Curtis Institute of Music as a violinist, before deciding to pursue a career as a concert pianist. Soon upon his return to the instrument studying under Professor Gabriel Kwok – the head of the piano department at HKAPA – KJ participated in prestigious international festivals including the Verbier Music Academy and PianoTexas. These rare opportunities provided him with excellent exposure to the teachings of great pianists such as Menahem Pressler, Yoheved Kaplinsky, Claude Frank, John O’Conor, Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Emile Naoumoff. Lately, he has received critical acclaim for his performance at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, where he was a semi-finalist, and for being selected as the winner of the Young Concert Artist Audition in Seoul. ”Probably the most talented musician I have ever met.” – Claude Frank KJ’s calling to be a musician, as well as a personal letter from the legendary Claude Frank, fortified his decision to pursue music at the Jacobs School of Music. In his freshman year, he won the piano concerto competition and thereby performed Mozart’s Piano Concerto K467 with Maestro Uriel Segal. Subsequently, he won the concerto competition again with Chopin’s first concerto in his sophomore year. His talent in working with other musicians was soon widely recognized, and he was then heavily involved in chamber music and accompaniment for choirs and orchestras. KJ is also known for performing contemporary music, especially the works of Ligeti, Kapustin and Takemitsu; he premiered Naoumoff’s work at the Petroushka Project by Schott. Recently he premiered the Mussorgsky-NaoumoffPictures at an Exhibition – The Piano Concerto in Asia with the Music Lab Orchestra under conductor Wilson Ng, achieving public acclaim. During his gap year after his freshman year, KJ enthusiastically involved himself in various social activities. Working closely with LoveFaithHope Charitable Foundation, he organized several workshops with humanitarian and environmental themes in various schools and communities. These non-musical endeavors prompted his realization that an artist should not only be exclusive to the stage, but inclusive of society as well. His exposure to the teachings of Buddhism and experience of meditation has further shaped his musical persona. Through Music Lab, he has created a plethora of projects such as the Open Lab Series, school tours, private recitals, educational workshops as well as the establishment of the Music Lab Education Studio. “A Special Pianist” – Martha Argerich A documentary was made of KJ’s youthful passions, pursuits and ideals in 2009. KJ – Music & Life has received rave reviews and awards including “Best Editing”, “Best Documentary” and “Best Sound Effect” at the Golden Horse Awards. “Most pianists are either virtuosic or musically deep, the special case for KJ is that he is genuinely both.” – Emile Naoumoff https://www.musiclab.hk/past-activites/chi daily 0.75 2025-10-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517926205537-GL11841EVK4512SXTL7G/38EE1F5A-BD3B-44EE-981E-723828A41780.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517930539810-1BDRI8E2PX1UYSUA6J1Y/2WL08403.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517930757345-N7QGM43OR22M2TQX21AM/IMG_3426+copy.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517930539810-1BDRI8E2PX1UYSUA6J1Y/2WL08403.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/73b449d1-ca70-4be8-9ef1-46d5b0048ff0/450864008_18363418003096232_1936043913450734467_n.jpeg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504934881590-WTPBA30MTRW0HH3PPAZ4/mlf_about-1.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504935061365-ILP6J47HOEPXOQSF5FIH/20160221_fingerman.jpg 過往活動 - 指魔俠 據說指魔俠可以彈奏出任何快速或困難歌曲。 他的魅力及指速足以征服全世界的觀眾、浮誇的表情吸引著數以萬計的人,他的傳說帶來不少瘋狂怪旦的猜測。有人稱連魔鬼也賞識他的能力,天使也愛上他的才藝、更有人發誓說他電光石火的指尖來回間看到由魔法所燃點的火花。 可是,他並未因「指技達人」、「史上彈得最快的演奏家」、「現今為止最火熱的音樂家」這類名銜所蒙蔽。指魔俠看破現實,深知人們喜歡古典音樂並不在於於音樂本身,而在於演奏者的外觀、手指、速度,及其所帶來的刺激。這種虛榮心,填補了不少聽眾心靈上的空虛。 由李斯特的魔鬼圓舞曲掀起序幕,指魔俠毫無保留地展示他那驚人的指速。緊接著的是卡普斯三首爵士樂風的練習曲、阿爾班尼士及拉威爾的舞曲,以其穩如磐石的技術展示不同音調的和音色。 然後,指魔俠將演奏賀路維茲所創作的卡門變奏曲,以及由佛洛多斯改編的莫扎特土耳其進行曲繼續流露精湛的技藝。指魔俠的死亡亦會於終曲:史特拉文基斯的木偶的命運中揭示。 在這場藝術和技術的對壘中,他問:「我們那些打動人心的樂興之時在哪裡?」 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504935217161-LV1J3QJ3GD00K1AULFSM/4O4A0035+%281%29.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504935238353-Z8XGECBUTBZBA40NN1CV/4O4A1167.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516729127781-6XI0YN6TU8ZUZ6NCN8J8/IMG_3346.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516729278325-9H3NB906OO4SUOPIK4ZE/4O4A0668.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504936217722-60ZO9QXWZ29PNYBVE5MO/20160302_travelinexpressions.jpg 過往活動 - 情·旅 自盤古初開起,這世界便存在著一個遠古神靈。這是大自然的祝福,富有靈性,卻不屬於任何一個國家,卻屬於所有種族。 它具備粉碎我們思想和文明的能力,拆毀我們的信念,暴露我們內心深處的恐懼;但亦能滋養我們破碎的心靈,安撫我們的痛楚,治癒我們的傷口。 隨著時間的流逝,它成為不少人們的寶貴朋友,啟發我們。它穿梭時間,帶著不同深度的情感,引領人們品嘗歡樂哀愁,體驗五味紛陳的人生。這神靈啟發布拉姆斯以聖經的詩詞創作四首嚴肅歌曲,表達出他對生命、死亡、命運、希望及慈愛的感情。葛利格亦收到神靈的啟發,譜出不少以挪威大自然為題的作品。 佛漢.威尼斯受之啟發創作《旅行之歌》,分享他對詩歌的鍾愛。這神靈承載著歷史的巨輪及偉大的文學,如當代作曲家多明尼克.阿爾簡多把伊莉莎伯時期的文學作品與神靈結合。 它如同我們的情感的指南針,無時無刻引領著我們情感的流向,在情感中旅遊。它的名稱為音樂。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937136955-D67XCJP2KIB6VCXPY9YS/4O4A3323.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937125601-FXFKG3HPICW83I7Q3TYH/4O4A3166.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937125219-LBVIPRZCALRF3TMNC22H/4O4A3273.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937140611-H4K4TT4BG25DFWG18MZC/%E5%BE%8C%E5%82%991.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937339006-H6LFX9398Q0ZS72Q1RNT/20160316_STMxVeloz.jpg 過往活動 - 口琴四重奏 vs 無伴奏合唱 這是一個關於兩個王國之間的殺戮卻又適合六歲以上聽眾的故事。 兩個王國繼承着兩種血統:人聲和口琴。前者與身俱來,是最自然的樂器,乃一切音樂的起源;後者,是新的音色與音調,新的音樂國度。 王國的繼承者們Veloz並不保守,他們繼承前朝的優良的傳統把口琴發揚光大,卻作出大膽創新的嘗試及實驗。他們的合奏於音樂廳、大街小巷、偏遠角落、甚至網絡世界也可聽見。他們的和聲和創作更是大膽前瞻、難以想像。 另一面的國土是有著豐富音調的騎士實動男。他們以自己改編的粵語流行音樂及外國歌曲為人民帶來熟悉的情懷。獨樹一格的編曲,技驚四座的技術,為聽眾帶來繞樑三日的無伴奏合唱。 這晚,你將會見證這兩個誓不兩立的王國之間的對決。兩個不同的血統將會施展渾身解數,傾盡全力表現他們最精湛的技藝。舞台將成為他們的擂台,讓他們的聲音決一死戰。 這晚,在紫禁之巔,他們會爭奪成為武林盟主 — 聲音之王。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937456454-6U0O3GVTJIF2F7B3GKSJ/4O4A5469.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937463856-18SQH650KOKJZ4MRVLOA/%E5%BE%8C%E5%82%99%E4%B8%80.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937446607-H90UL31GVXNC6JQ4JYVX/4O4A4908.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937441052-8IGM31C93UPVDNY1UY9I/4O4A5247.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1504937468073-55DKDMW8Z6B8EH62CDG8/%E5%BE%8C%E5%82%99%E4%BA%8C.JPG 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513688483677-UIRONO9597DFWX4KRD4Y/20170312_mlf17_banner.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513688657290-ZRZQZEKXNBTKQSFT0LDH/20170317_smash.jpg 過往活動 - Smash: 古典流行，共冶一爐 Smash 將粉碎音樂刻板的框架，重塑聽眾對多首耳熟能詳的樂曲之印象，盡情地 Smash 一場！Music Lab 天馬行空地策劃一個音樂會，期望比較古典，爵士及流行音樂，打破聽眾對音樂的傳統印象，拉闊對古典，爵士和流行的想像，開拓音樂更多不同的可能性，為聽眾帶來不可思議的聽覺衝擊。 按此觀看音樂會預告 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689185693-2SPCZW0UQKCJX9QRL4T9/1WL_2958.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1516726959976-NQMXVGH8KRHEZ71BFUOT/1WL_2794.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689129376-YXT2760TXM0SWVK7AUEM/1WL_2775.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689378692-ZEEH5EHZY79ENFL3XP2N/20170412_fingerman.jpg 過往活動 - 指魔俠：神唔神？ 有關神的爭議於數千年中從不間斷。我們怎樣來到世上？我們的存在是否各自有特別的用意？世界上到底是否存在神？神是否已死亡？這些問題非常普遍，卻又沒完沒了。殿堂裡的琴音將不再只是高雅的藝術，更是一種體驗這打斷寧靜的媒介之經歷。在這場音樂會中，指魔俠將再次逐步帶領聽眾進入充滿困惑與敬畏的旅程。 按此觀看音樂會預告 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508513925-UVUWASQJIOTNGRIBDGRO/1WL00019.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508520504-P1F5ETU3WSM5SLUNBCU7/2WL08466.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508530765-2OD63H09AK04S7E1QNM3/DSC08002.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517508525826-7CCGSWK92PSLZXXIP3FZ/2WL08566.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513689697883-H8KD0BUD3FAT21ZHUP81/20170419_beloved_clara.jpg 過往活動 - 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追幻時空 樂種：跨界流行音樂 日期：2018 年 4 月 27 日 | 下午 8 時 2018 年 4 月 28 日 | 下午 3 時及 8 時 地點：香港藝術中心壽臣劇院 音樂家：何卓彥，張貝芝，黃樂其 每圈年輪，總會扣上一兩首劃時代的作品。《追幻時空》務求打破時空界限，由口琴界世界冠軍何卓彥、爵士樂編曲家張貝芝、黃樂其領軍，結集不同年代的古典、爵士、流行經典，以多元化音樂風格重現每一首動人作品，挑戰口琴音樂的界限。 音樂亦與影像結伴同行，為你記憶中的舊日故事添上新的色彩。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1525979383645-5YL3APMEOLCXHFCO3EYM/image-asset.png 過往活動 - 好法國－詩人夢境 樂種：室內樂 日期：2018 年 6 月 1 日 | 下午 8 時 地點：上環文娛中心劇院 音樂家：區駿熙，張緯晴，黎寶鈴，劉卓昕，貞希遠 《好法國－詩人夢境》是音樂家與畫家共同編寫的結晶，在不同媒介中大放異彩。如同詩人奇想中的圓舞曲，好法國滿載獨特和理想的元素。遊歷夢境之際，希望你也能察覺箇中美妙的畫作，讓聲音色彩的瞬間變化，震懾你的心扉。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1522838879289-4JE6G0HSAIQKBHWYT3YE/SoFrench_poster_B-01.jpg 過往活動 - 好法國 ﹣法式傳承 樂種：室內樂 日期：2018 年 6 月 8 日 | 下午 8 時 地點：中華基督教會公理堂 – 演奏廳 （香港銅鑼灣禮頓道119號6樓） 音樂家：區駿熙，黎寶鈴，劉卓昕，黃家正 《好法國－法式傳承》講述法國文化藝術的珍貴遺產。從巴羅克音樂巨匠庫普蘭，到印象派的德布西，一點一滴，滙成法國特色。這些樂韻並沒有隨時間消散，反而滲入我們生活，深深影響當代首屈一指的音樂家梅湘和日本殿堂級作曲家武滿徹。齊來打開這瑰寶，成為法式傳人。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1528103998317-QXRGW1DP2B3JUVWFPPTB/image-asset.jpeg 過往活動 - 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陰霾中的自由 室樂會 不久以前，在灰濛濛的蘇聯， 枯萎了的自由即使成為牢籠中腐爛的花， 也能蛻變成藝術家的創作土壤； 不妥協、不絕望地、頑強而又機智地、 散開成藍圖，造就一闕闕千古名章。 節目 E小調第二鋼琴三重奏, 作品67 – 蕭斯達高維契 黃家正 (鋼琴) 、顏嘉俊 (小提琴) 、康雅談 (大提琴) F小調第一小提琴奏鳴曲, 作品80 – 浦羅哥菲夫 黃家正 (鋼琴) 、許榮臻 (小提琴） A大調第二鋼琴五重奏, 作品81 – 德伏扎克 黃家正 (鋼琴) 、顏嘉俊 (小提琴) 、許榮臻 (小提琴)、 彭施皿 (中提琴) 、康雅談 (大提琴) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513739985362-SC86W0OZHQM45WTMLAJP/Leaflet_Tribute_To_Death_2014Nov.jpg 過往活動 - 黃家正鋼琴獨奏音樂會：死亡奏鳴 死亡近在咫尺，無形、無聲、無息。死亡無可避免，我們生命中的每一天，每一秒都朝死亡邁進。死亡卻是迷人的，因為它已成定局，也因為它充滿神秘。 藝術總監黃家正將以「死亡」作命題，分別演奏貝多芬音樂生涯後期的《第31號鋼琴奏鳴曲》、李斯特的人生寫照《B小調奏鳴曲》及為鋼琴改編的佛瑞《安魂曲》三首作品，音樂會亦將打破慣常規，與觀眾現場分享生死哲學與選曲理念，與聽眾探討死亡如何成為作曲家晚期創作的催化劑，從音樂窺探死亡奧秘。 節目 降A大調第31號鋼琴奏鳴曲作品110 – 貝多芬 B小調奏鳴曲作品178 – 李斯特 D小調安魂曲作品48 (為鋼琴改篇) – 佛瑞-拿奥莫夫 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513873938006-V0LOFUC422HX8IFW3PSC/Leaflet_OpenLab_FringeClub_2014Oct.jpg 過往活動 - Open Lab @ 藝穗會 琴繼續彈，水繼續吹，音樂藝穗，千杯不醉！ 藝術總監黃家正將作客藝穗會，演出多首古典音樂曲目，與觀眾近距離交流演奏經驗！ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513874964970-YUE3G7K921VZRQPYJFYG/Leaflet_Made_In_Hong_Kong_2014Aug.jpg 過往活動 - Music Lab 季度壓軸：《來自香港的人》 Music Lab季度壓軸：《來自香港的人》將揉合管弦樂和不同視覺藝術的元素，透過舞台探索香港的故事和足跡。Music Lab管弦樂團將在指揮吳懷世的帶領下，聯同鋼琴家羅乃新及黃家正演繹數首不同時代的古典名作。音樂亦將與影像結伴同行，同步展出插畫家愛卡、攝影師張志偉及油畫家何博欣的作品，分別敘述和探討香港的歷史發展、被遺忘的小島、甚至香港人的身份認同等議題，以跨媒體的製作方式貫穿整晚的音樂會。 節目 牧神的午後前奏曲 – 德布西 鵝媽媽組曲 – 拉威爾 藍色狂想曲 – 蓋希文 圖畫展覽會 – 鋼琴協奏曲 (亞洲首演) – 穆索斯基–拿奧莫夫 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513875559533-EVS74UQJPLTG2ZQEYYS6/Leaflet_Rachel_And_Friends_2014Apr.jpg 過往活動 - 張緯晴與友共樂室樂會 節目 D大調四手聯彈鋼琴奏鳴曲作品 381 — 莫札特 鋼琴：張緯晴、黃家正 D小調第一鋼琴三重奏，作品49（改編為長笛與巴鬆管）— 孟德爾遜 長笛：吳懷世 巴松管：陳定遠 F小調鋼琴五重奏，作品34 — 布拉姆斯 小提琴：李思晢、陳劭楠 中提琴：蔡書麟 大提琴：賈楠 鋼琴：張緯晴 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1517799727670-QD7F6XK3MZMUYHEHK6LP/140109_poster05-01-01-01+%281%29.jpg 過往活動 - 蝶戀花 Music Lab 將於情人節前夕，與歌手胡鴻鈞及聲樂家史韶韻，假荃灣大會堂演奏廳，合演《蝶戀花》中西情人節交響音樂會，演繹不同風格的音樂，包括多首浪漫流行曲、電影音樂及音樂劇歌曲，並將同時演奏兩首布拉姆斯和舒曼的交響樂作品，揭示兩位著名作曲家和女鋼琴家克拉克的三角關係。 01. 邂逅 · 愛情 只想追趕生命裡一分一秒 原來多麼可笑　你是真正目標 愛情是浩瀚沙漠裡的一泓清泉，滋養了人們的心深處。 這養份無息無相，卻經得起歲月，抵得住流連。 擁抱愛情，無需奢華的水月鏡花，只求安份的真摯動人。因為有了愛情，一切的平凡都變得重要。 節目 《歌聲魅影》選曲 E小調第四交響曲 第一樂章 — 布拉姆斯 《哈爾移動城堡》主題音樂 《追》(原唱：張國榮) — 胡鴻鈞 02. 凋去 · 失落 如何回到當時　猶如情侶　熱戀的那時 每段愛情長跑，卻總是荊棘滿途。 海枯石爛的誓詞過後，爭執和誤解是揮之不去的日常， 再紅的薔薇，也難逃變成枯枝的軌道。 激情以後，我們只剩那撕心裂肺的痛和難以磨滅的烙印。 節目 《孤星淚》— I Dreamed A Dream 《孤星淚》— On My Own E小調第五交響曲 第二樂章 — 柴可夫斯基 《化蝶》、《明白了》— 胡鴻鈞 03. 重抱 · 永恆 愛是永恆　當所愛是你 醉過方知酒濃，愛過方知情重。 磨合、諒解、沉澱、蛻變，撩動不息的愛，讓星宿作祝福， 穹蒼做憑證，天老地老也再不離棄。 讓我們跨越那扇高門，攜手踏上天梯，俯瞰浮華， 從此讓愛細水長流。 節目 《天外奇蹟》— Married Life 《阿甘正傳》主題音樂 D小調第四交響曲 第三、四樂章 — 舒曼 《一生一心》、《愛是永恆》(原唱：張學友) — 胡鴻鈞 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513961039337-UQ54HZU4YLJIVC0HSMKW/Leaflet_MusicXDream_2013Dec.jpg 過往活動 - 古典音樂棟篤笑《交響X人夢》 《交響X人夢》貫徹 Music Lab 成立首年與不同形式藝術交匯之主題，由3位香港演藝學院同學張平、廖頴琛及劉智豪演出，探討多個音樂界內敏感話題。 有人閉門造車，發憤圖強，可惜無人垂青。有人平平庸庸，卻平步青雲，贏盡掌聲。究竟為何學習音樂？在香港學習音樂還有前途嗎？ 作為藝術家，又是否應文質彬彬，與粗言穢語劃清界線？習得一手純熟演奏技巧，又如何用作吸引異性的利器？ 由大哲理到無厘頭，保證笑聲連場，萬勿錯過！ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1513961901317-V2F5BU2E93YPTCGEG8XV/Leaflet_Premiere_Concert_2013Dec.jpg 過往活動 - 首演音樂會 黃家正將以啟航、迷失及重聚為題，演出舒伯特、斯克里亞賓及舒曼五首作品，以音樂讓聽眾感受變幻莫測的人生。Music Lab 管弦樂團亦將吳懷世帶領下隆重登場，演譯貝多芬的第三交響曲「英雄」。 「人生 • 如戲」黃家正鋼琴獨奏音樂會 2013 年 12 月 6 日 節目 啟航 C小調第一即興曲 D899 — 舒伯特 第三奏鳴曲 「心靈狀態」— 斯克里亞賓 迷失 降E大調第二即興曲 D899 — 舒伯特 第五奏鳴曲 「迷魂藥的詩」— 斯克里亞賓 重聚 C大調幻想曲作品17 — 舒曼 「化學 • 作用」Music Lab樂團首演 2013 年 12 月 7 日 節目 F小調幻想曲 D.940 – 舒伯特 鋼琴與管樂六重奏，作品100 – 浦朗克 第一鋼琴五重奏作品1，第一及第三樂章 – 埃爾諾 降E大調第三交響曲「英雄」作品55 – 貝多芬 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595482774473-Z5OI1XXMKQCX50UPZJ36/585de8-music_lab_kv_nap_artwork-01_r-768x660.jpg 過往活動 - 賽馬會藝壇新勢力：《指魔俠X 琴戀克拉拉X SMASH》 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595488589225-I060SHEKUC6T42R99BDK/noname.jpeg 過往活動 - 演奏會《1314》 樂種：Crossover 日期：2018年10月11日 (星期六) 及11月11日 (星期日) 時間：下午2:00 , 5:00 , 8:00 及 下午 2:00 , 5:00 地點：葵青劇院舞蹈室 藝術總監／鋼琴演奏：黃家正 作曲：鄭靖楠 編舞：李朗軒 舞者：馬師雅、 盧敬燊 自古以來，生死課題美妙玄哲，引人浮想連翩。Music Lab推動古典音樂素來創意滿分，藝術總監、鋼琴家黃家正以死亡為題主持體驗式演奏會《1314》，啟迪大家思考人生。家正演奏細緻刻劃人們內心掙扎的李斯特自傳作品《B小調奏鳴曲》，年輕作曲家鄭靖楠則以生命為題譜寫樂曲，由家正演奏；更有兩位舞者加入，帶領參加者即興舞動身體呼應琴聲。音樂會後還有家正與觀眾從容談生死。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595486706212-BIZAQD713WSWAQMTEBRZ/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%882.44.35.png 過往活動 - 山下 伶 カルテットやまーず Special Guest：Cy Leo ＆ Joyce Cheung Hong Kong https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595487136135-4Z1Z3CT6S6ZMO4O8U7F0/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%882.51.57.png 過往活動 - 打破再昇華 – SMASH 新加坡演出 樂種：Crossover 日期：2019年8月25日 地點：新加坡維多利亞劇院及音樂會堂 表演中，SMASH打破傳統、不同年代的音樂類型，舊曲重編，將古典音樂、爵士樂、近代流行曲、經典電影配樂互相衝擊，由貝多芬到米高積到星戰，加上自家創作，為觀眾帶來嶄新音樂享受。現場觀眾受樂非常，掌聲雷動。特別感謝HKETO安排。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595487921473-N028E8RF2AKD19JPE3ZA/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%883.03.37.png 過往活動 - 好法國 － 詩人夢境 台北站 樂種：室內樂 日期：2018 年 6 月 12 日 地點：台北 音樂家：區駿熙，張緯晴，黎寶鈴，劉卓昕，貞希遠 《好法國－詩人夢境》是音樂家與畫家共同編寫的結晶，在不同媒介中大放異彩。如同詩人奇想中的圓舞曲，好法國滿載獨特和理想的元素。遊歷夢境之際，希望你也能察覺箇中美妙的畫作，讓聲音色彩的瞬間變化，震懾你的心扉。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595489587365-K29TNBC1L0QQYKP5L7AK/20161105_3.jpg 過往活動 - 「香港∙音樂 – 黃家正 x 實動男」音樂會 樂種： 日期：2016年11月5-6日 地點：廈門宏泰音樂廳 為推動閩港文化及青年交流、並推廣香港的音樂文化，香港特別行政區政府駐福建聯絡處在廈門宏泰音樂廳和廈門大學藝術學院音樂廳分別舉辦兩場「香港∙音樂 – 黃家正 x 實動男」音樂會，向廈門觀眾呈現香港年青人的音樂文化。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595497889420-I2CUKC3WNC6IUUSS0UUF/%E8%9E%A2%E5%B9%95%E6%88%AA%E5%9C%96+2020-07-23+%E4%B8%8B%E5%8D%885.15.08.png 過往活動 - 人生如戲－ 黃家正 鋼琴獨奏音樂會 樂種：鋼琴獨奏 日期：2018 年 6 月 11 日 ｜ 下午 7 時半 地點：松菸誠品表演廳（台北市信義區菸廠路88號B2） 音樂家：黃家正 票價：NT $600, 800 精選節目 C小調第一即興曲 D899 ﹣ 舒伯特 第三奏鳴曲「心靈狀態」﹣斯克里亞賓 C大調幻想曲作品17﹣舒曼 黃家正因金馬獎得獎紀錄片《音樂人生》而在香港音樂圈中變得家傳戶曉。他將以啟航、迷失及重聚為題，演出舒伯特、斯克里亞賓及舒曼五首作品，以音樂讓聽眾感受變幻莫測的人生，和他於戲後數年作為藝術家的沉澱和成長。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/1595498508747-DD0Y8K58GCVQWMTB2S6M/585de8-music_lab_kv_nap_artwork-01_r-768x660.jpg 過往活動 - 指魔俠 × 琴戀克拉拉 × SMASH 樂種：鋼琴獨奏 日期：2017 年 7 月 10 -11日｜ 下午 7 時半 音樂家： 票價：正價 £10 到 £18；優惠價 £8 至 £16 繼「本地薑音樂節」，Music Lab 於英國倫敦「香港音樂系列」演出，重現《指魔俠 × 琴戀克拉拉 × SMASH》的動人旋律，讓外地觀眾一次體驗三種表演風格。 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/a2dc1e02-7f87-42b2-8b7a-06ede386a3c7/MLF_web_fb_820x360px.jpg 過往活動 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/de09eb90-2a41-4568-bce6-f2130bdffa55/HP_21May2024KJ.jpg 過往活動 - KJ 黃家正 X GMO X HKYP：自彈自指貝多芬鋼琴協奏曲第 1、2、3 號 樂種：鋼琴協奏 日期：2024 年 5 月 21 日 | 下午 8 時 地點：香港大會堂音樂廳 音樂家：黃家正，馬勒樂團，HKYP 本地薑音樂節2024頭炮節目 - Music Lab創辦人KJ黃家正，將與40位來自馬勒樂團和Hong Kong Youth Philharmonia 的樂手，演奏貝多芬鋼琴協奏曲第1、2、3號。除了彈奏鋼琴外，KJ更將親自指揮樂團，絕對是百年難得一遇的演出！ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59aa1921be42d6564ff3667e/9d3d1cfb-9a64-4823-b251-d1a5a50b09f8/HP_1Jun2024Jerold.jpg 過往活動 - Jerold and Friends: House Party 樂種：爵士合奏 日期：2024 年 6 月 1 日 | 下午 9 時 地點：House Studio, Soho House 音樂家：朱峻樂，黃彥康，黃德聰，Daniel Toh，Floro Sernande，Ferdi Pantig，Poh Chaichon Wongkham，Scott Murphy 
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