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Visions of Sounds :A MultiMedia Musical Journey
Curated by the Hong Kong Composers’ Guild, Visions of Sound: A Multimedia Music Journey will take place on Wednesday, 11 February 2026 at 8:00PM at the Hong Kong City Hall Theatre.Bringing together three composer-led creative teams, this concert blends music, visuals, and lighting to construct an immersive experience that traverses the boundaries between reality and illusion.
More than a concert of "sound," Visions of Sound is an artistic experiment that navigates the space between perception and imagination. Each work presents a unique rethinking of musical narrative, spatial awareness, and interdisciplinary expression—inviting audiences into an immersive world crafted through sound, light, and image.
🔸 Programme Highlights:
"As the Echo Fades"
Creative team : So Chuen-on, Claire Wong, Lam Yuk-hei, Tang Ho-wai, Nickole Li
A work of moving images and sound that constructs a memory space in flux—guiding the audience through states of transformation and disappearance, re-seeing, re-listening, and re-feeling in the process.
"...But only the radiant, shimmering -"
Creative team : Angus Lee, Amy Chan, Karen Yu
Inspired by Jon Fosse’s novel Kvitleit, this multimedia work fuses light and sound to blur the edges of perception. It explores spiritual transformation through extreme environments and the shifting zones between hallucination and reality.
"Bio-Amendment"
Creative team : Alice Yeung, Eagle Wu, Kenny Wong
Using simulated surgical procedures and real-time motion-responsive sound, this work transforms the body into a bio-instrument—probing the tension between technological augmentation and human physicality.
🎟️ Tickets available via URBTIX:
https://www.urbtix.hk/event-detail/14466
About the Artists
"..But only the radiant,shimmering -"
Angus Lee
Composer
Lee is recognised as one of Hongkong's most exciting composers, with compositions spanning the solo, chamber, orchestral and operatic genres, performed at international music festivals across Asia, continental Europe, the UK, and North America. Recent works include the artificial intelligence opera Chasing Waterfalls (2021-22), commissioned for Semperoper Dresden's 2022/23 season opening; two "studies for orchestra," Des flames... (2023-24) and ...aux cendres (2024) commissioned by the Hong Kong Philharmonic; and the electroacoustic ensemble work hic / nunc (2024-25) commissioned by Croatia's historic Music Biennale Zagreb. In 2025, Lee was conferred the 23rd CASH Golden Sail Music Award for the “Best Serious Composition” by the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong. Concurrently, Lee is an active conductor who has worked with leading European ensembles (Ensemble Modern, Ensemble Musikfabrik, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, to name a few) in performing works by established and emerging composers alike.
Lee is equally recognised as one of Hong Kong's leading contemporary music interpreters, having premiered numerous works regionally and internationally by established and emerging composers alike. He has been a musician of the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble since 2016, working at close quarters with leading composers of the day, including Unsuk Chin, Brett Dean, and Toshio Hosokawa. Recent highlights include the Hongkong-premiere of Pierre Boulez's seminal Sonatine (1946-49) for flute and piano, as well as the publication of his performance of flute works by Camilo Mendez on the Austria new music specialist label, KAIROS. He has also been showcased in prominent recital series, including the LCSD's Our Music Talents (2018) and City Hall Virtuosi (2023) series, as well as CityU Arts Festival (2021). He has also performed as soloist at Pierre Boulez's memorial concert at Lucerne Festival in 2016 to critical acclaim.
Since 2022, Lee has worked at the University of Hong Kong's Department of Music as a full-time Assistant Lecturer. He is the sole coordinator for the Department's performance curriculum, and teaches conducting, chamber music, and music theory. He is also a part-time lecturer in woodwind chamber music at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and has taught as flute faculty at the Lucerne Festival Academy (2022 & 23). He was also faculty at the inaugural South China Contemporary Creative Music Institute (2025), where he gave masterclasses in flute, composition and conducting.
Lee is recognised as one of Hongkong's most exciting composers, with compositions spanning the solo, chamber, orchestral and operatic genres, performed at international music festivals across Asia, continental Europe, the UK, and North America. Recent works include the artificial intelligence opera Chasing Waterfalls (2021-22), commissioned for Semperoper Dresden's 2022/23 season opening; two "studies for orchestra," Des flames... (2023-24) and ...aux cendres (2024) commissioned by the Hong Kong Philharmonic; and the electroacoustic ensemble work hic / nunc (2024-25) commissioned by Croatia's historic Music Biennale Zagreb. In 2025, Lee was conferred the 23rd CASH Golden Sail Music Award for the “Best Serious Composition” by the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong. Concurrently, Lee is an active conductor who has worked with leading European ensembles (Ensemble Modern, Ensemble Musikfabrik, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart, to name a few) in performing works by established and emerging composers alike.
Lee is equally recognised as one of Hong Kong's leading contemporary music interpreters, having premiered numerous works regionally and internationally by established and emerging composers alike. He has been a musician of the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble since 2016, working at close quarters with leading composers of the day, including Unsuk Chin, Brett Dean, and Toshio Hosokawa. Recent highlights include the Hongkong-premiere of Pierre Boulez's seminal Sonatine (1946-49) for flute and piano, as well as the publication of his performance of flute works by Camilo Mendez on the Austria new music specialist label, KAIROS. He has also been showcased in prominent recital series, including the LCSD's Our Music Talents (2018) and City Hall Virtuosi (2023) series, as well as CityU Arts Festival (2021). He has also performed as soloist at Pierre Boulez's memorial concert at Lucerne Festival in 2016 to critical acclaim.
Since 2022, Lee has worked at the University of Hong Kong's Department of Music as a full-time Assistant Lecturer. He is the sole coordinator for the Department's performance curriculum, and teaches conducting, chamber music, and music theory. He is also a part-time lecturer in woodwind chamber music at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, and has taught as flute faculty at the Lucerne Festival Academy (2022 & 23). He was also faculty at the inaugural South China Contemporary Creative Music Institute (2025), where he gave masterclasses in flute, composition and conducting.
Amy Chan
Light Designer and Artist
Amy Chan is a light and theatre artist, “an exciting practitioner from Hong Kong and an emerging critical voice on light as a performance material” (Theatre and Performance Design, UK). She explores the musicality, relationality and materiality of light, and delves into the in-betweens of light-music, theatre-installation, and arts-medicine. Notable works include light installation-performance Inter-Face, Things That Talk, Morbid Anatomy, and Memento Mori: Sonata for Light.
She is active in cross-disciplinary light collaboration, working with celebrated artists, composers, musicians and companies including Ellen Pau, Kingsley Ng, Simon Wan, Rachel Cheung, Ken Ueno and the Hong Kong Dance Company, in various productions such as co-presentation by M+ and Art Basel, M+ commission, New Vision Arts Festival and Tai Kwun Prison Yard Festival, among others. She designed lighting for the installation A Tree to be Found, the award-winner of Hong Kong Arts Biennial 2003 and a collection of Hong Kong Museum of Art.
Amy graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with a Master of Fine Arts (with distinction), majoring in lighting design. Her artistic research was published in international peer-reviewed journals, conferences and local theatre publications. She was the invited speaker on performance lighting in Akademie der Künste of Berlin, Germany and Prague Quadrennial in Czech Republic.
Amy Chan is a light and theatre artist, “an exciting practitioner from Hong Kong and an emerging critical voice on light as a performance material” (Theatre and Performance Design, UK). She explores the musicality, relationality and materiality of light, and delves into the in-betweens of light-music, theatre-installation, and arts-medicine. Notable works include light installation-performance Inter-Face, Things That Talk, Morbid Anatomy, and Memento Mori: Sonata for Light.
She is active in cross-disciplinary light collaboration, working with celebrated artists, composers, musicians and companies including Ellen Pau, Kingsley Ng, Simon Wan, Rachel Cheung, Ken Ueno and the Hong Kong Dance Company, in various productions such as co-presentation by M+ and Art Basel, M+ commission, New Vision Arts Festival and Tai Kwun Prison Yard Festival, among others. She designed lighting for the installation A Tree to be Found, the award-winner of Hong Kong Arts Biennial 2003 and a collection of Hong Kong Museum of Art.
Amy graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with a Master of Fine Arts (with distinction), majoring in lighting design. Her artistic research was published in international peer-reviewed journals, conferences and local theatre publications. She was the invited speaker on performance lighting in Akademie der Künste of Berlin, Germany and Prague Quadrennial in Czech Republic.
Karen Yu
percussionist
A percussionist, sound artist and curator based in Hong Kong, Karen Yu enjoys exploring the intersection of sound-making, audience engagement, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Deriving from her background as a percussionist, her creative practice revolves around sound object and bodily movement improvisation, and weaving people together through collaborative experiences. She is currently the artistic director of Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong, a co-founder of the chamber percussion group The Up:Strike Project, and an associate musician of the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble.
Previously an artist-in-residence at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and Seoul Dance Centre, Yu was most recently commissioned by the Hong Kong Arts Centre & Castlefield Gallery, Axel Vervoordt Gallery Hong Kong, Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, and Hong Kong West Kowloon Cultural District Freespace. As an active performer, Yu has recently performed in manτεία (manteia), a multimedia performance built on AI tools as an act of divination directed by Peter Nelson and Roberto Trillo, Since When, a multimedia theatre performance by Joyce Tang and Chow Yiu Fai, and Somnium, an installation/opera/trance by Steve Hui. As a curator, Yu has curated the latest edition of the annual sound festival in Hong Kong Sound Forms with Tai Kwun Contemporary, and co-curated the annual UNHEARD sound and music festivals with Eaton Hong Kong and _dtby, as well as the Noise Fest at Freespace West Kowloon. Devoted to promoting sound art and sound pedagogy, she has recently curated a sound art initiative through Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong, Push the ENVELOPE, that aims to diversify our listening approaches and cultivate interests in sound-making as art-making.
Karen Yu obtained a Bachelor and a Master of Music (Music Performance, Percussion) from McGill University. She is a part-time faculty member at the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts School of Theatre & Entertainment Arts.
A percussionist, sound artist and curator based in Hong Kong, Karen Yu enjoys exploring the intersection of sound-making, audience engagement, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Deriving from her background as a percussionist, her creative practice revolves around sound object and bodily movement improvisation, and weaving people together through collaborative experiences. She is currently the artistic director of Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong, a co-founder of the chamber percussion group The Up:Strike Project, and an associate musician of the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble.
Previously an artist-in-residence at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and Seoul Dance Centre, Yu was most recently commissioned by the Hong Kong Arts Centre & Castlefield Gallery, Axel Vervoordt Gallery Hong Kong, Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, and Hong Kong West Kowloon Cultural District Freespace. As an active performer, Yu has recently performed in manτεία (manteia), a multimedia performance built on AI tools as an act of divination directed by Peter Nelson and Roberto Trillo, Since When, a multimedia theatre performance by Joyce Tang and Chow Yiu Fai, and Somnium, an installation/opera/trance by Steve Hui. As a curator, Yu has curated the latest edition of the annual sound festival in Hong Kong Sound Forms with Tai Kwun Contemporary, and co-curated the annual UNHEARD sound and music festivals with Eaton Hong Kong and _dtby, as well as the Noise Fest at Freespace West Kowloon. Devoted to promoting sound art and sound pedagogy, she has recently curated a sound art initiative through Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong, Push the ENVELOPE, that aims to diversify our listening approaches and cultivate interests in sound-making as art-making.
Karen Yu obtained a Bachelor and a Master of Music (Music Performance, Percussion) from McGill University. She is a part-time faculty member at the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts School of Theatre & Entertainment Arts.
"Bio-Amendment"
Alice Yeung
Composer, Lighting and Stage Design, Performer
Alice Yeung is a Swiss-based composer-performer from Hong Kong. She works in the field of contemporary music composition, théâtre musical, videography, experimental her-own-vocals, audiovisual installation, and any grey areas in between. Yeung’s music has been internationally featured in professional presentations, such as La Biennale di Venezia, De Doelen Rotterdam (Stichting Rizoom), Hong Kong Sinfonietta, New European Ensemble, Dutch National Opera & Ballet, Gaudeamus Festival, Orkest de Ereprijs, Les Percussions de Strasbourg, Mivos Quartet, ICTUS Ensemble, among others. Her works are prone to show what is fun for her to do, and bring her whimsical mind to life. Besides her music, her film sans-visage was screened in Concours Nicati 2025 as a finalist.
Alice Yeung is a Swiss-based composer-performer from Hong Kong. She works in the field of contemporary music composition, théâtre musical, videography, experimental her-own-vocals, audiovisual installation, and any grey areas in between. Yeung’s music has been internationally featured in professional presentations, such as La Biennale di Venezia, De Doelen Rotterdam (Stichting Rizoom), Hong Kong Sinfonietta, New European Ensemble, Dutch National Opera & Ballet, Gaudeamus Festival, Orkest de Ereprijs, Les Percussions de Strasbourg, Mivos Quartet, ICTUS Ensemble, among others. Her works are prone to show what is fun for her to do, and bring her whimsical mind to life. Besides her music, her film sans-visage was screened in Concours Nicati 2025 as a finalist.
Eagle Wu
Visual Projection Design, Sensor Programming , Performer
Wu Hou-lam (Eagle or AQ) is a musician, composer and interdisciplinary artist. His work encompasses sound installations, interactive web pieces, audiovisual compositions and compositions for acoustic instruments. He is particularly interested in how architecture, as a kind of spatial art, interacts with music/sound as a kind of temporal art.
He graduated from the Universität der Künste Berlin, obtaining a Master of Arts (Sound Studies and Sonic Arts); the University of Hong Kong in Architectural Studies; and the School of Music, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, majoring in Composition.
Wu Hou-lam (Eagle or AQ) is a musician, composer and interdisciplinary artist. His work encompasses sound installations, interactive web pieces, audiovisual compositions and compositions for acoustic instruments. He is particularly interested in how architecture, as a kind of spatial art, interacts with music/sound as a kind of temporal art.
He graduated from the Universität der Künste Berlin, obtaining a Master of Arts (Sound Studies and Sonic Arts); the University of Hong Kong in Architectural Studies; and the School of Music, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, majoring in Composition.
Kenny Wong
Lighting Design
Kenny Wong obtained his BFA degree from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, majoring in lighting design.
His recent works include : The Radiant Theatre’s Toys Fighting!!, Chung Ying Theatre Company’s Ham Meta, Paprika Studio x EKCC’s Ulysses’s Gaze in VR, Make Friends with Puppet Theresa’s The Iron Scarecrow, Pants Theatre Production’s Planning Our City (First Run & Re-run), Lamps Theatre’s The Wishing Stone, Boonfaysau’s Shape of Harmony (2023, 24, 25), Fantasy Puppet Theatre’s The Whale in the Ground.
Kenny Wong obtained his BFA degree from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, majoring in lighting design.
His recent works include : The Radiant Theatre’s Toys Fighting!!, Chung Ying Theatre Company’s Ham Meta, Paprika Studio x EKCC’s Ulysses’s Gaze in VR, Make Friends with Puppet Theresa’s The Iron Scarecrow, Pants Theatre Production’s Planning Our City (First Run & Re-run), Lamps Theatre’s The Wishing Stone, Boonfaysau’s Shape of Harmony (2023, 24, 25), Fantasy Puppet Theatre’s The Whale in the Ground.
"As the Echo Fades"
So Chuen-on
Compose
So Chuen-on began his musical journey at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, where he studied composition and electronic music under the guidance of renowned Hong Kong composers Prof. Clarence Mak and Mr. Imen Tang. Currently, he is pursuing a Master's degree in multimedia contemporary scoring for visual media at the European Film College under the tutelage of Prof. Andy Hill, further expanding his expertise in film, television, and interactive media music, thereby solidifying the foundation of his versatile style.
So's works span a wide range of genres, including chamber music, orchestral composition, Chinese traditional music, multimedia creation, pop music, and film scoring. He has served as music director, composer, and arranger for several prestigious art projects, such as the "Splendour of Radiance: Ancient Gold Artefacts Exhibition" at the Palace Museum, the "Lotus in Light and Shadow" exhibition for master Jao Tsung-I, and the sound installation "Laila" for the Hong Kong Arts Festival.
His collaborators include esteemed institutions and ensembles such as the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Windmill Grass Theatre, Hong Kong Gaudeamus Dunhuang Ensemble, Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, the Euphonious, the Hong Kong Yao Yueh Chinese Music Association, the Hong Kong New Youth Choir, and the East Side Dance Troupe.
His compositions blend Eastern aesthetics with Western structural techniques, excelling in connecting diverse artistic media through music. He continues to explore the fusion of electronic music, experimental soundscapes, and traditional instruments in his creative practice.
So Chuen-on began his musical journey at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, where he studied composition and electronic music under the guidance of renowned Hong Kong composers Prof. Clarence Mak and Mr. Imen Tang. Currently, he is pursuing a Master's degree in multimedia contemporary scoring for visual media at the European Film College under the tutelage of Prof. Andy Hill, further expanding his expertise in film, television, and interactive media music, thereby solidifying the foundation of his versatile style.
So's works span a wide range of genres, including chamber music, orchestral composition, Chinese traditional music, multimedia creation, pop music, and film scoring. He has served as music director, composer, and arranger for several prestigious art projects, such as the "Splendour of Radiance: Ancient Gold Artefacts Exhibition" at the Palace Museum, the "Lotus in Light and Shadow" exhibition for master Jao Tsung-I, and the sound installation "Laila" for the Hong Kong Arts Festival.
His collaborators include esteemed institutions and ensembles such as the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Windmill Grass Theatre, Hong Kong Gaudeamus Dunhuang Ensemble, Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, the Euphonious, the Hong Kong Yao Yueh Chinese Music Association, the Hong Kong New Youth Choir, and the East Side Dance Troupe.
His compositions blend Eastern aesthetics with Western structural techniques, excelling in connecting diverse artistic media through music. He continues to explore the fusion of electronic music, experimental soundscapes, and traditional instruments in his creative practice.
Tang Ho-wai
Concept
Based in Hong Kong, Tang Ho-wai is a theatre director, previously working as Director-in-Residence in the Chung Ying Theatre Company.
After graduating from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (majoring in directing), Tang has directed various productions for different theatre companies. From world classics to contemporary works, his directing credits include Romeo & Juliet, Miss Julie, Mourning Becomes Electra, Peter Handke’s Self-accusation, Lyudmila Razumovskaya’s Dear Yelena Sergeevna. Other original works include A Song Adrift by Ima Collab,Two Dimensions of Minoru Betsuyaki, A Journey to Nowhere by the Fiesta Space, Ox In Kong City by the Nobodies Theatre, The Story of Me and I and Her by the Poor Guy Diary, Ten Bulls-In Search of Hidden Treasures (The Hong Kong Theatre Libre nomination, Best Director and Best Performance), a devised site-specific performance by the Theatre Horizon and the Bobius Strip Theatre of Taiwan.
While not directing, Tang is passionate in music by participating as a musician in plays, including The Black and the Blue of a Man (North-east village edition), Antigone (North-east village edition) by the Theatre Horizon.
Based in Hong Kong, Tang Ho-wai is a theatre director, previously working as Director-in-Residence in the Chung Ying Theatre Company.
After graduating from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (majoring in directing), Tang has directed various productions for different theatre companies. From world classics to contemporary works, his directing credits include Romeo & Juliet, Miss Julie, Mourning Becomes Electra, Peter Handke’s Self-accusation, Lyudmila Razumovskaya’s Dear Yelena Sergeevna. Other original works include A Song Adrift by Ima Collab,Two Dimensions of Minoru Betsuyaki, A Journey to Nowhere by the Fiesta Space, Ox In Kong City by the Nobodies Theatre, The Story of Me and I and Her by the Poor Guy Diary, Ten Bulls-In Search of Hidden Treasures (The Hong Kong Theatre Libre nomination, Best Director and Best Performance), a devised site-specific performance by the Theatre Horizon and the Bobius Strip Theatre of Taiwan.
While not directing, Tang is passionate in music by participating as a musician in plays, including The Black and the Blue of a Man (North-east village edition), Antigone (North-east village edition) by the Theatre Horizon.
Nickole Li
Visual Design
Nickole Li graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in Arts and Event Management (MFA). She is now a theatre freelancer and video designer.
She participated in various theatre productions in different stage positions, including production manager, deputy stage manager, stage manager and production assistant. Her recent involvement includes: Hong Kong Dance Exchange H.D.X. 2024, Left Unsaid by Zuni Icosahedron, WestK x Théâtre de la Feuille: Book of Mountains and Seas – The Fates of Mountains and Rivers, “Dance On” Series: You? Choreograph?, Matches - What! A Wonderful World!?, multimedia creation Lullaby, A Journey to Nowhere by Fiesta Space. Among the productions she participated in, the show A Ripple in Sound won the Best Individual Performance Award in the Youth Theater Artists Competition of the 8th Wu Zhen Theatre Festival, where she served as the production manager.
Nickole was also actively involved in various concert production and video design works, including “Bye.” BYEJACK CONCERT 2024, The Damn Technology by Chung Ying Theatre Company, and A New Way of Seeing, etc.
李佳琳畢業於香港演藝學院，主修藝術及項目管理（一級榮譽碩士），現為自由身舞台工作者及影像設計師。
李氏曾參與製作多項作品，當中她以製作經理身份參與的《一切從海浪開始》獲第八屆烏鎮戲劇節青年競演小鎮獎「最佳個人表現獎」。
近期參與的劇場作品包括：《香港比舞2024》（製作統籌）；進念 ‧ 二十面體《唔講得》（舞台監督）；西九文化區 x 綠葉劇團：《山海經》第一部曲 ── 山川命（執行舞台監督及舞台監督）；《你係編舞喎》（執行舞台監督）；多空間《球賽 – 奔分世界》（製作經理及舞台監督）；多媒體劇場《一個人的Lullaby》（製作經理）；艾菲斯劇團《離留之境》（助理監製）；新加坡南洋劇社《小塵世》、《牛 · 車 · 水》（製作助理) 等。
近期演唱會製作包括：《FWD 富衛保險呈獻：Jeremy Lee Rise In Love Live 2025》、《My Music．My Life 盧冠廷一生所愛演唱會2025》 、《陳柏宇 LIFE IS LIVE 演唱會 2025》、《周國賢Endy Chow TailorMate Live 2024》、《側田第一秒巡迴演唱會》、麥浚龍2024年《金榜題名 project_mayhem》演唱會等。
近期影像設計作品包括：《'Bye.' BYEJACK CONCERT 2024》、中英劇團《他媽的科技》（影像及平面設計）、《A New Way of Seeing…》等。
Nickole Li graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in Arts and Event Management (MFA). She is now a theatre freelancer and video designer.
She participated in various theatre productions in different stage positions, including production manager, deputy stage manager, stage manager and production assistant. Her recent involvement includes: Hong Kong Dance Exchange H.D.X. 2024, Left Unsaid by Zuni Icosahedron, WestK x Théâtre de la Feuille: Book of Mountains and Seas – The Fates of Mountains and Rivers, “Dance On” Series: You? Choreograph?, Matches - What! A Wonderful World!?, multimedia creation Lullaby, A Journey to Nowhere by Fiesta Space. Among the productions she participated in, the show A Ripple in Sound won the Best Individual Performance Award in the Youth Theater Artists Competition of the 8th Wu Zhen Theatre Festival, where she served as the production manager.
Nickole was also actively involved in various concert production and video design works, including “Bye.” BYEJACK CONCERT 2024, The Damn Technology by Chung Ying Theatre Company, and A New Way of Seeing, etc.
李佳琳畢業於香港演藝學院，主修藝術及項目管理（一級榮譽碩士），現為自由身舞台工作者及影像設計師。
李氏曾參與製作多項作品，當中她以製作經理身份參與的《一切從海浪開始》獲第八屆烏鎮戲劇節青年競演小鎮獎「最佳個人表現獎」。
近期參與的劇場作品包括：《香港比舞2024》（製作統籌）；進念 ‧ 二十面體《唔講得》（舞台監督）；西九文化區 x 綠葉劇團：《山海經》第一部曲 ── 山川命（執行舞台監督及舞台監督）；《你係編舞喎》（執行舞台監督）；多空間《球賽 – 奔分世界》（製作經理及舞台監督）；多媒體劇場《一個人的Lullaby》（製作經理）；艾菲斯劇團《離留之境》（助理監製）；新加坡南洋劇社《小塵世》、《牛 · 車 · 水》（製作助理) 等。
近期演唱會製作包括：《FWD 富衛保險呈獻：Jeremy Lee Rise In Love Live 2025》、《My Music．My Life 盧冠廷一生所愛演唱會2025》 、《陳柏宇 LIFE IS LIVE 演唱會 2025》、《周國賢Endy Chow TailorMate Live 2024》、《側田第一秒巡迴演唱會》、麥浚龍2024年《金榜題名 project_mayhem》演唱會等。
近期影像設計作品包括：《'Bye.' BYEJACK CONCERT 2024》、中英劇團《他媽的科技》（影像及平面設計）、《A New Way of Seeing…》等。
Claire Wong
Viola
Claire Wong is a violist born in Hong Kong, currently pursuing her master’s degree at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) under the tutelage of Mr. Jeremy Williams. She completed her Bachelor degree of Music in 2023 at HKAPA under the tutelage of Mr. Ray Tsoi and was awarded the Dean’s List in her graduation.
Claire has received training from well-known musicians in masterclasses during her studies, including Steven Tenenbom, Stanley Konopka, Wesley Collins and Amihai Grosz. She is also passionate about performing chamber music and orchestral music. She is one of the founding members of the Ionica String Quartet.
In 2025, Claire received sponsorships for participating in the 2025 Kent Blossom Music Festival and served as the principal violist of the KBMF chamber orchestra. In 2024, she performed with Steven Tenebom in the opening gala concert of APA String Chamber Festival. She has also served as the principal violist of the Academy Symphony Orchestra since 2022.
Claire has received several awards in her study, including the Mr. & Mrs. YS Liu Scholarship, the HKAPA Scholarship, the Wong Wai Ming Memorial Scholarship, etc. She is currently a freelance musician, actively working with different orchestras, such as the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Macao Orchestra, In-heritage Philharmonic.
黃詠虹是生於香港的中提琴演奏家，目前於香港演藝學院攻讀碩士學位，師從Jeremy Williams先生。她於2023年在香港演藝學院完成音樂學士學位，師從蔡睿先生，畢業時更榮獲院長嘉許名單的殊榮。
在學期間，曾於大師班中接受多位知名音樂家的指導，包括Steven Tenenbom、Stanley Konopka、Wesley Collins、Amihai Grosz等。她對演奏室內樂及管弦樂充滿熱忱，亦是Ionica弦樂四重奏的創團成員。
2025年，黃氏獲資助參加肯特布羅瑟姆音樂節（Kent Blossom Music Festival），並擔任KBMF室內樂團的中提琴首席。2024年，她與Steven Tenenbom於香港演藝學院弦樂室內音樂節的開幕音樂會中同台演出。自2022年起，她亦持續擔任香港演藝學院交響樂團的中提琴首席。
在學期間，黃氏獲得多項獎學金，包括劉元生先生與夫人獎學金、香港演藝學院獎學金及黃維明紀念獎學金等。目前她以自由身音樂家身份活躍於樂壇，積極與多個樂團合作，包括香港小交響樂團、澳門樂團及繼心交響樂團等。
Claire Wong is a violist born in Hong Kong, currently pursuing her master’s degree at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) under the tutelage of Mr. Jeremy Williams. She completed her Bachelor degree of Music in 2023 at HKAPA under the tutelage of Mr. Ray Tsoi and was awarded the Dean’s List in her graduation.
Claire has received training from well-known musicians in masterclasses during her studies, including Steven Tenenbom, Stanley Konopka, Wesley Collins and Amihai Grosz. She is also passionate about performing chamber music and orchestral music. She is one of the founding members of the Ionica String Quartet.
In 2025, Claire received sponsorships for participating in the 2025 Kent Blossom Music Festival and served as the principal violist of the KBMF chamber orchestra. In 2024, she performed with Steven Tenebom in the opening gala concert of APA String Chamber Festival. She has also served as the principal violist of the Academy Symphony Orchestra since 2022.
Claire has received several awards in her study, including the Mr. & Mrs. YS Liu Scholarship, the HKAPA Scholarship, the Wong Wai Ming Memorial Scholarship, etc. She is currently a freelance musician, actively working with different orchestras, such as the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, Macao Orchestra, In-heritage Philharmonic.
黃詠虹是生於香港的中提琴演奏家，目前於香港演藝學院攻讀碩士學位，師從Jeremy Williams先生。她於2023年在香港演藝學院完成音樂學士學位，師從蔡睿先生，畢業時更榮獲院長嘉許名單的殊榮。
在學期間，曾於大師班中接受多位知名音樂家的指導，包括Steven Tenenbom、Stanley Konopka、Wesley Collins、Amihai Grosz等。她對演奏室內樂及管弦樂充滿熱忱，亦是Ionica弦樂四重奏的創團成員。
2025年，黃氏獲資助參加肯特布羅瑟姆音樂節（Kent Blossom Music Festival），並擔任KBMF室內樂團的中提琴首席。2024年，她與Steven Tenenbom於香港演藝學院弦樂室內音樂節的開幕音樂會中同台演出。自2022年起，她亦持續擔任香港演藝學院交響樂團的中提琴首席。
在學期間，黃氏獲得多項獎學金，包括劉元生先生與夫人獎學金、香港演藝學院獎學金及黃維明紀念獎學金等。目前她以自由身音樂家身份活躍於樂壇，積極與多個樂團合作，包括香港小交響樂團、澳門樂團及繼心交響樂團等。
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