施坦威香港 | 2025年7月活動資訊一覽
2025年7月施坦威香港活動已新鮮出爐，活動內容豐富多樣，多位施坦威藝術家和音樂大咖光臨。請點擊報名。
01 Steinway Winners Reunion (Part 1)
時間：7月6日 週日 14:00
地點：STEINWAY & SONS GALLERY 1/F, 1-9 Cameron Lane, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon
Performers and Programme
Ho Ngai Ting
Gnomenreigen - Liszt
Sonata No.3 in A minor op.28 – Prokofiev
Cheng Yi Ting Liana
Scarlatti Sonata in A major, K.24
Haydn Sonata in E-flat major, Hob.XVI:52 1st movement
Wu Yu Tong
Moszkowski Etude No.6 in F Major
Mo Yui Him
Haydn Sonata in b minor, Hob.XVI 32 - 1st movement
Chen Chun Hei
Ravel Sonatine movement 2 & 3
Schumann / Liszt Widmung
Lo Sum Yau
Chopin Étude Op. 25, No. 12
Beethoven Sonata No. 27 in E minor, Op. 90 First Movement
Zhong An Feng
Beethoven Sonata Op. 10 No. 3 - 1st movement
Petrouchka - 1st movement
02 Steinway Winners Reunion (Part 2)
時間：7月13日 週日 14:00
地點：STEINWAY & SONS GALLERY 1/F, 1-9 Cameron Lane, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon
Performers and Programme
Vivienne Lam Man Yan
Bach Prelude and Fugue No.17 in A♭ major BWV 862
Glinka / Balakirev The Lark
Ryan Feng
Liszt La Leggierezza
Brandon Lam
Debussy Arabesque No. 1
Chopin Nocturne in B-flat minor, op. 9, no. 1
Hung Kwan Kei Jun
Schubert / Liszt Erlkönig
Han Zong You Alexander
Prokofiev Piano Sonata No.3 in A minor
Chan Thales Yun Hei
Scriabin Sonata No. 2
03 如何裝備孩子登上比賽舞台？
時間：7月19日 週六 11:30
地點：STEINWAY & SONS GALLERY 1/F, 1-9 Cameron Lane, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon
上屆講座好評如潮，今期再度邀請李老師分享，萬勿錯過！
「在台上自信滿滿的參賽者，只屬於天生的舞台演奏家嗎？背後還有着默默耕耘的支持者嗎？」
*請在報名時的姓名欄中註明您孩子的年齡
講座內容
剖析比賽前，家長和孩子都需要了解的事，包括上台禮儀、譜架座位調教、伸延踏板安裝；賽前準備、特別為家長而設的簡單音樂知識，讓家長更能了解並配合老師在家中陪伴孩子練習。
講座尤其適合各位初登舞台的新進小鋼琴手。歡迎親子參與，藉此了解比賽中如何裝備自己（包括家長及參賽孩子），共同經歷一起成長。講座會提供機會給孩子練習登上舞台。
從多角度剖析孩子作為初次參賽者，在心理上、技巧上、舞台壓力等等⋯可能會面對的問題。讓家長成為溫柔而有力的後盾，陪伴孩子經歷這一場、如人生、如遊戲的比賽。
主講人
李丹老師是一位作曲家、鋼琴家，作為一位多元音樂教育者，李老師從事音樂教育行業20多年，期間擔任多年音樂中心校長，亦舉辦大型慈善音樂賽事；從親身教學、培訓、評核導師、課程設計等，深入了解香港鋼琴教學的優缺點、師資以及教學的動向，接觸不同層面的音樂導師，了解他們的學生及教學成果。作為一位SEN家長、資深評判及導師培訓者，李老師的孩子和學生屢獲獎項，累積出的寶貴經驗，今次講座將如數分享給大家。
*請在報名時的姓名欄中註明您孩子的年齡
04 Piano Trio Recital
時間：7月27日 週日17:30
地點：STEINWAY & SONS GALLERY 1/F, 1-9 Cameron Lane, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon
Performers
Sylvie Leung
Steinway Honorary Teacher Sylvie Leung grew up studying classical music in Hong Kong. She then pursued her studies in the UK, majoring in piano performance under Norma Fisher (Founder of London Master Classes) and Graham Scott (Head of the School of Keyboard Studies, Royal Northern College of Music [RNCM]). Furthering her studies in Australia, Sylvie came under the tutelage of Lyall Duke and Clemens Leske at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, she also followed the piano teaching of Birgitta Wollenweber and Dr. Tibor Szász in Germany. A graduate of the RNCM, Sylvie’s early work was engaged mainly in classical music education. An assistant at the London Master Class in 2008-2016, she has also served as RNCM’s International Ambassador in 2014-2015. Since her return to Hong Kong, Sylvie has been active in her various roles in the field of music, including piano education and performances, competition adjudication, piano and film score direction. She founded Friends of Sylvie Piano Arts in 2017 and Sylvie Piano Arts Studio in 2019.
Steven An
British and Australian-based young violinist and educator, Steven An is the youngest violin lecturer at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and the Conservatorium High School. Steven studied under the renowned violin professor Ole Bohn at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, receiving high praise and affirmation from the professor, who stated his playing "interprets the tireless pursuit of music with youthful passion and with skillful and professional techniques”. Steven’s highly expressive and dynamic performances have been widely acclaimed at his home town and abroad. Steven began professional violin studies at the Shenzhen Art School in his childhood. In 1997, he won the first prize in the Guangdong Provincial Violin Competition and the first prize for Chinese Works in China. He later studied at the Royal Northern College of Music in United Kingdom. In 2010, Steven was invited to pursue a master degree of Violin Performance at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with full scholarship. Recently resides in Shenzhen and Australia, Steven is actively engaging in violin performance and education, he is currently the concertmaster of the Shenzhen City Philharmonic Orchestra.
Jun Wong
Singapore-born cellist Jun Wong began his musical journey at sixteen as the youngest member of the Asian Youth Orchestra. He studied at the Royal Northern College of Music and later received degrees at the Boston Conservatory and the Longy School of Music under the guidance of Boston Symphony cellists Sato Knudsen and Mihail Jojatu. Jun has performed under esteemed conductors such as Leonardo Catalanotto (Teatro Massimo Bellini), Julian Pellicano (Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra), and Stanley Dodds (Berlin Philharmonic). As a passionate chamber musician, he has collaborated with artists including oboist Wanchen Hsieh, late Joseph Silverstein, and William Wei (Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition Laureate). Currently based in Berlin, Jun appears regularly with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra and the Deutsche Philharmonie. He performs on a fine 1831 Parisian cello by Charles François Gand “ex-Wallfisch”.
Programme
Chopin Nocturne Op. 48 No. 1
Grieg Violin Sonata Op. 45 No. 3, 1st movement
Piazzolla Le Grand Tango
Beethoven Piano Trio Op. 1 No. 3