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In Concerto

The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra is set to return to the stage with a diverse schedule of live concerts for the 2022/23 season. Photo: Ka Lam / HK Phil

HK Phil crosses numerous genres to present first phase of 2022/23 season

Music director Jaap van Zweden will return to conduct September’s season opener, while resident conductor Lio Kuokman is collaborating on performances featuring Canto-pop, Cantonese opera and the Hong Kong Ballet.

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Hong Kong Philharmonic marches on through the pandemic to return to the live stage

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HK Phil and Jaap van Zweden reunite on stage to ‘Harbour a Love for Music’ in new season

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HK Phil goes virtual with new resident conductor

Acclaimed pianist and conductor Lio Kuokman has led the orchestra through its first live-streamed concerts, and values how technology can help classical music reach a wider audience.

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HK Phil is back – with Beethoven, birthdays and bombast in 2020/21 season

December gala marks music director Jaap van Zweden’s 60th birthday, while concert schedule includes stars Anne-Sophie Mutter and Rudolf Buchbinder

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HK Phil’s Beethoven 250th: why composer’s personal woes still resonate

Pianists Nobuyuki Tsujii, born blind, and Rachel Cheung, who overcame emotional hurdles, can relate to German, born in 1770, who faced depression and growing deafness

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New HK Phil chief plans to expand orchestra’s appeal to new audiences

Benedikt Fohr relocates to Asia from Germany to lead one of region’s leading orchestras after decades-long music management experience in Europe

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Classical music

Pianist Khatia Buniatishvili returns to Hong Kong to perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto No 20

French-Georgian pianist first performed in the city in 2016 and will return to perform with Hong Kong Philharmonic next month

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Opening young minds to the world of classical music

[Paid Post] The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust continues exclusive sponsorship to Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s flagship education and outreach programme

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Love for Western classical music continues to rise in China

Number of professional symphony orchestras on the mainland has grown well beyond 80

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Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra has been performing all around China, including the fast-developing Greater Bay Area. Photo: Cheung Wai-lok

Show goes on for Steven Chan, HK Phil’s ‘Mr Fixit’ for 40 years

As city’s top orchestra turns 45, long-serving stage manager recalls memorable times – and challenges when air conditioners failed with only minutes to go

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A new line-up and a star conductor: HK Phil turns 45

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The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra

In Concerto

HK Phil crosses numerous genres to present first phase of 2022/23 season

Music director Jaap van Zweden will return to conduct September’s season opener, while resident conductor Lio Kuokman is collaborating on performances featuring Canto-pop, Cantonese opera and the Hong Kong Ballet.

Hong Kong Philharmonic marches on through the pandemic to return to the live stage

HK Phil and Jaap van Zweden reunite on stage to ‘Harbour a Love for Music’ in new season

HK Phil goes virtual with new resident conductor

Acclaimed pianist and conductor Lio Kuokman has led the orchestra through its first live-streamed concerts, and values how technology can help classical music reach a wider audience.

HK Phil is back – with Beethoven, birthdays and bombast in 2020/21 season

December gala marks music director Jaap van Zweden’s 60th birthday, while concert schedule includes stars Anne-Sophie Mutter and Rudolf Buchbinder

HK Phil’s Beethoven 250th: why composer’s personal woes still resonate

Pianists Nobuyuki Tsujii, born blind, and Rachel Cheung, who overcame emotional hurdles, can relate to German, born in 1770, who faced depression and growing deafness

New HK Phil chief plans to expand orchestra’s appeal to new audiences

Benedikt Fohr relocates to Asia from Germany to lead one of region’s leading orchestras after decades-long music management experience in Europe

Pianist Khatia Buniatishvili returns to Hong Kong to perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto No 20

French-Georgian pianist first performed in the city in 2016 and will return to perform with Hong Kong Philharmonic next month

Opening young minds to the world of classical music

[Paid Post] The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust continues exclusive sponsorship to Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’s flagship education and outreach programme

Love for Western classical music continues to rise in China

Number of professional symphony orchestras on the mainland has grown well beyond 80

Show goes on for Steven Chan, HK Phil’s ‘Mr Fixit’ for 40 years

As city’s top orchestra turns 45, long-serving stage manager recalls memorable times – and challenges when air conditioners failed with only minutes to go

A new line-up and a star conductor: HK Phil turns 45

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