Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra

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The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra (Chinese: 香港中樂團; abbreviated HKCO) is an orchestra of Chinese traditional instruments based in Hong Kong. It was established in 1977 and comprises 85 musicians. The Artistic Director and Principal Conductor is Yan Huichang.

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[edit] Principal members

[edit] Artistic Director/Principal Conductor

  • Yan Huichang

[edit] Associate Conductor

  • Chew Hee-chiat

[edit] Deputy Concertmaster and Section Leader (Percussion)

  • Yim Hok-man

[edit] Gaohu section

  • Hsin Hsiao-ling (Acting Section Leader (Bowed-strings)/Principal)

[edit] Erhu section

  • Hsin Hsiao-hung (Principal)
  • Ching Sau-wing (Assistant Principal)

[edit] Zhonghu section

  • Liu Yang (Principal)
  • Hui Yin (Assistant Principal)

[edit] Gehu section

  • Tung Hiu-lo (Principal)

[edit] External links

Awards
Preceded by
Liza Wang
Golden Needle Award of RTHK Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award
2005
Succeeded by
Adam Cheng
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