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Mr Ian Mok

Cellist

Born in London, Mr Ian Mok studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (Junior Division). He later attended Harvard University and was the principal cellist of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra. Before moving to Hong Kong in 2020, Mr Mok was co-principal cellist of the London City Orchestra and sang tenor with the London Symphony Chorus. He has been listed as a “Rising Star” at the Hong Kong Generation Next Arts Festival and has performed with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Music at Hong Kong Baptist University, exploring how music can be used to improve social well-being.

Ms Amy Lo

Pianist

Ms Amy Lo holds a bachelor’s degree in Music from Hong Kong Baptist University and a master’s degree in Cultural Management from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She attained the LTCL Diploma in Piano Performance from Trinity College of Music, London, the certificate of Advanced Piano Performance and certificate of Grade 8 Singing and Theory from ABRSM. Ms Lo has performed on the piano for various events in Hong Kong, Beijing, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand and Germany. She has extensive experience accompanying choirs, solo singers and ballet. As a founding member of the Dalcroze Society of Hong Kong, she is dedicated to offering music education for early childhood. She has also served as a music instructor in many kindergartens, as well as consultant for different music institutions.

Ms Sheeta Ng

Music Producer and Educator

Ms Sheeta Ng is a cultural curator, producer, and music educator who specialises in the intersection of music and mindfulness. Ms Ng’s work uncovers the many ways in which art can meet larger societal needs, and generates creative possibilities through innovative, cross-disciplinary collaborations, which have become her hallmark. Over the course of her extensive career, she has curated and facilitated arts programmes for Hong Kong’s key cultural institutions including Tai Kwun, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Chi Association and the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals. An experienced and committed music educator, she was selected for the Sage Gateshead Internship in 2015 by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and the Home Affairs Bureau and the 58th Venice Biennale Internship Programme in 2019.