"Strings of Hope" Charity Concert

Highlights

The "Strings of Hope" Charity Concert is more than just a musical performance; it is a dedicated effort to make a difference in our community. Organized by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, this concert aims to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, supporting their mission to improve housing conditions for those in need. By leveraging the emotional power of music, this event invites the audience to reflect on housing issues while contributing to community development. Under the baton of Music Director K.K. Chiu, the audience will be treated to a repertoire that spans genres and continents.

Program

The concert features a carefully curated selection of global classics, showcasing the versatility and depth of orchestral music. The program balances lively Latin American rhythms with the profound narrative qualities of Romantic-era works and emotionally resonant vocal cycles. Program highlights include:

• Arturo Márquez: Danzón No. 2
• Emmanuel Chabrier: Joyeuse Marche, Habanera, Fête Polonaise
• Gustav Mahler: Songs of the Wayfarer
• Bedřich Smetana: Vltava
• Alberto Ginastera: Four Dances from Estanciya

Performers

• Music Director & Conductor: K.K. CHIU - A dedicated figure in the local music scene, bringing immense energy and deep interpretation to this special performance.
• Tenor: Felix SUEN - Known for his exquisite vocal technique and emotive delivery, Felix Suen will bring soul and depth to Mahler’s "Songs of the Wayfarer."

Venue & Access

The concert will be held at the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall in Central. It is easily accessible via the MTR Central Station, with a short walk through Chater Garden. Please note that the total duration of the program is approximately 2.5 hours, including one intermission.

Ticketing

This concert operates on a donation-based ticketing model, with a requested donation of HK$280. Each donation qualifies for one concert ticket. Tickets are limited, so please register via the art-mate platform to secure your place and support both charity and the arts.