Jun Kwan Kei Hung is an outstanding young pianist with a deep love for performing. Multi-faceted and hardworking, Jun has a wide range of interests including handball, literature and philosophy, yet his enthusiasm and passion for music is second to none. He and his family are happy for the opportunity to flourish under the mentorship of his childhood idol Lang Lang and the Young Scholars Programme.

Lam Pui Yin is an exceptional young musician, talented in playing the piano, violin, viola and also singing. With a deep dedication to music and encouraged by his family, he has earned many honours and awards performing on stage. Through the FIF Young Scholars Programme, he hopes to share his love for music with other Young Scholars and music aficionados, as he fulfils his dream of being a musician.

Ruby Wu is an exceptionally talented young pianist, flutist and performer. Music is not just her passion, it is a form of expression for her. Through her performance, Ruby uses music and performance to communicate her melodious ideas. Ruby was admitted into the GMC Academy Young Pianist Program at 6 years of age. She has participated and has won several piano competitions throughout Asia.

Yuk-Chiu Lai is a remarkably talented young pianist and violinist. At the age of four, he was introduced to the piano and has loved it since. Yuk-Chiu is a double major in the piano and violin. He has competed internationally and has earned several awards. While music is his passion, he has a wide range of interests as a cub scout and enjoys playing soccer and table tennis.

Katarina Cheung is an outstanding young musician who sees music as her loyal friend. She regards music as a loyal companion who shares all the ups and downs in her life. A talented pianist, since the age of five she has  participated in and won several music competitions. Katarina devotes most of her time to music. She enjoys playing and sharing music with a group of musicians in the choir and the orchestra. Her interests and hobbies include table tennis, swimming, mathematics and reading.

Wilson Lung is an exceptional young musician, both talented at playing the piano and the Erhu. Through the Young Scholars' Program, he hopes to not only further his musical knowledge but also understand the artistry of performance from one of the world’s most recognised and respected classical artist – Lang Lang. 

Jenny Kong is a wonderfully talented young pianist. We admire her dedication in taking piano lessons for nearly a decade, and her confidence in performing in front of her school peers. Jenny and her family are happy that the Young Scholars' Program is a chance for her to enrich her musical knowledge and develop her independence through travel.

Peter Leung is a truly remarkable young pianist. Peter has been learning piano since a very young age, and has won numerous prizes and school scholarships. Peter and his family hope that the Young Scholars' Program will build his confidence and open the doors to a fruitful future career in music.

Sherri Lun is a creative young musician with a love for piano, viola, singing, and composing poetry. Sherri won her first award in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival at a remarkably young age of 5, and went on to winning many more accolades throughout her childhood. Sherri’s impressive achievements with the Young Scholars allowed her to expand her artistic development.

Matthew Chan is a wonderful and hardworking pianist. His study at HKAPA in piano and clarinet, in addition to the Hong Kong Children’s Choir shows his versatility and talent in music. Matthew’s experience with the Young Scholars had many beneficial effects, including widening his extensive network of peers and professionals.

Kate Lee is an outstanding young performer who enjoys sharing music with everyone on a big stage. Kate has been studying the piano from a very early age, and passed her Grade 8 exam with distinction at the age of eight. Kate delighted crowds with performances around the world, including an FIF event in London. Kate often expresses her gratitude to her good teachers, who taught her how to tell a story with music.

Jonathan Leung is a remarkable student, whose talents range from distinctions in piano and violin, to writing and sports. Under the Young Scholars' Program, he was able to travel and perform in a range of exciting events, including London and Manhattan. Jonathan treasured the opportunity to contribute to the Young Scholars by bringing classical music to other children around the world.