The Blue Study Live Volume 4 Chapter 5: Lauren Yuen Quartet

Highlights

Curated by pioneering Hong Kong jazz vibraphonist, percussionist, and composer Lauren Yuen, this concert is more than just a jazz quartet performance; it is a profound exploration of the multifaceted possibilities of the vibraphone. The performance weaves together original compositions and classic jazz standards, reflecting the artist’s unique journey from classical training to jazz improvisation.

Program

"The Blue Study Live" presents Volume 4, Chapter 5. The quartet features four distinct, top-tier musicians: Lauren Yuen (vibraphone), Chris Cheung (piano), Justin Siu (double bass), and Samuel Chan (drums). Centered around Lauren Yuen’s original vibraphone works, the performance blends the rigor of classical music with the spontaneity of jazz through improvisation and sophisticated arrangements. Audiences can look forward to a deep auditory journey that transcends traditional boundaries and explores new sonic landscapes.

Performers

• Lauren Yuen: Hong Kong's first jazz vibraphonist and a prolific composer, who studied under vibraphone master Chien Chien Lu.
• Chris Cheung: A pianist with a deep background in classical and contemporary music, a graduate of Berklee College of Music, and a versatile performer in film scoring and jazz.
• Justin Siu: A jazz bassist, conductor, and curator, who plays a pivotal role in shaping diverse jazz styles within the local scene.
• Samuel Chan: One of Hong Kong’s most active jazz drummers, having studied under renowned mentors in both Hong Kong and New York.

Ticketing

• Tickets: HKD 180 (Standard). Concession tickets at HKD 100 are available for full-time students, senior citizens aged 60+, people with disabilities and their minders, and CSSA recipients.
• Booking: Book via art-mate

Venue & Access

The concert will be held at The Blue Study (L4-17) within the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC). This artistic venue provides an intimate setting perfect for this concert experience. Attendees are advised to allow ample travel time to reach JCCAC in Shek Kip Mei.