An excellent 3/4-page feature article is published in the Chinese newspaper Ta Kung Pao 大公報 today, 13 January 2012, following an interview with us after the rehearsal for the concert with Hong Kong Youth Chinese Orchestra in coming Sunday, 15 January 2012.

We are invited as guest performers in the annual concert of Hong Kong Youth Chinese Orchestra to be held at 3pm, 15 January 2012 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall.  We will collaborate with the Orchestra to present two rhapsodies of Chinese and Western origins - Mui Kwong-chiu's Beautiful Clouds Chasing the Moon Rhapsody and Enescu's Rumanian Rhapsody No.1.  Tickets of $80, $60, $40 are available at URBTIX outlets.

For details, please visit the website of Hong Kong Youth Chinese Orchestra.

We were invited to perform in the RTHK Radio 4 programme "Young Music Makers" in 1993.  Now the programme is back in the form of a competition with a deadline of entry of 16 May.  Please hear our interview on 30 Apr in which our stores were shared.

Our Alma Mater King's College is celebrating its 85th Anniversary this year, while King's College Harmonica Band is celebrating its 60th Anniversary.  Please visit the website of KCHB about the recent celebration concert held on 10 April 2011, which has received very enthusiastic acclaims from the audience.

We are pleased to announce the release of our new CD "Summertime".

Ho Pak-cheong and Johnny Kuan talked about the development of harmonica.

The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing the free concert "Symphony Under The Stars" on 13 November 2009 (Friday) 7:30pm at the Happy Valley Racecourse Recreation Ground.  An attempt will be made then to break the Guinness World Record of Largest Harmonica Ensemble, current record at 3,893.  We are honored to lead the record breaking performance.  Please visit the following website for details:

It is our great honour to appear in the prestigious Hong Kong Arts Festival again.  We will be riding a journey that starts from the Silk Road, ending in Argentina.  The concert will begin with the suite Silk Road, Silk Road by Angel Lam, which was written in 2006 for Musicarama Festival and now adding the third movement.  The most prolific composer for harmonica Hui Cheung-wai is commissioned to write for harmonica quintet and guqin, which is the first of its kind, and we will be performing its world premiere together with the guqin master Tse Chun-yan.  The other highlight of the concert is to perform the signature piece of the world renowned harmonica trio Adler Trio - HarmoniCadence by the Israeli composer Gronich for harmonica trio (lead, chord, bass), strings and percussion.  We will be featuring the rising younger generation with Leo Ho on lead and Wesley Wong on chord.  We will round up the concert with the arrangements of four works of Piazzolla by Li Cheong and Joey Kwok.