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The Starter Guide for Young Musicians is designed especially for students who are just starting a music degree, conservatoire or higher education programme.

Yee Lam has collaborated with or provided music therapy and educational services to more than 100 organisations, including kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, tertiary institutions, charitable organizations, social welfare agencies, commercial corporations, and individuals.

In our August Expert Insight Webinar, “Make It Happen: Project Management for Creative Talents,” KALOS explored how creative professionals can bring greater clarity and structure to their projects without losing the flexibility that creative work requires.

Creative careers are built not only from ideas, but from the ability to turn ideas into things that can be experienced, shared, delivered and developed. Project management is one of the tools that can help make that transition.

Musicpreneur Essentials Guide is specially designed to help musicians build a sustainable music career.

KALOS Creator Spotlight Webinar is new series celebrates the diversity of our creator community, giving KALOS Creators the opportunity to share their projects, ideas, creative journeys, and the lessons they've learned along the way.

Community music producer; Founder of Free Association Ltd. and KapaBar; Co-founder of Cantonese Reading Playground CIC; Member of the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong; and Founder of Band Union.

We hosted a fantastic webinar about turning your vision into action.

Successful creative projects are rarely built through one giant leap. They are built through a series of intentional decisions.

Described by multi-faceted flautist and actress Sarah Bennington as “a skilful, refined, and elegant musician”, Hong Kong-born Hei Yau (Yaudia) Cheung is known amongst her peers for her sweet flute voice and pristine piccolo playing. Not only does she exude both authenticity in connecting music with her imagination, Yaudia’s laser-like attention to detail is second to none.

Step behind the scenes of a live performance and discover how music can create impact beyond the stage. The KALOS Summer Arts Experience Programme 2026 offers students, young musicians, and aspiring arts professionals the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in concert production, arts management, and community engagement through a real-world arts project.

Meaningful careers are built not only through talent and hard work, but also through the communities we invest in and contribute to.

We hosted a fantastic webinar about building meaningful relationships.

Cheuk Yin Jason Poon is a versatile young violinist and violist who oozes passion and shows great finesse in his playing. Jason started learning the violin and piano at the tender age of five, and was awarded LTCL in Violin and Grade 8 Viola and Piano at the age of twelve. Under his teacher Ms Aimee Sung and his coaching in chamber music by Professor Mak Su-yin at the Chinese University in Hong Kong, he developed a diverse tone palette and texture to his playing.

Vocal Vibes Live brought together a group of passionate young musicians for an afternoon that was far more than a concert. It became a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and artistic identity — a space where young creators were encouraged not only to perform, but to shape and present programmes of their own. Throughout the afternoon, audiences experienced a wide range of performances that reflected the individuality and imagination of each musician. From original compo

KALOS Mentor-Creator Olivia De Prato is going to bring us a special webinar & coaching series on contemporary violin techniques, notation and repertoire.

Olivia offers 1-1 mentorship, individual coaching and assessments for young aspiring violinists on KALOS.

We hosted a fantastic webinar about Contracts 101.

Contracts can feel intimidating, but in reality contracts appear through a self-directed music career.

Musicians spend years developing their craft, but far fewer are guided in understanding how to sustain it. Money is often seen as something separate from artistry — sometimes even in conflict with it. But what if financial clarity is not about control, but about creating the conditions to continue doing meaningful work?

Hong Kong pianist HO Yu-To Tommy is currently a third year undergraduate music student at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, majoring in piano performance under the tutelage of Raymond Young. He also previously studied under William Fu. While studying in CUHK, HO participated in masterclasses coached by Ms. Nancy Loo, Prof. David Gwilt, Prof. Patrick Yim, Prof. Jenny Soojin Kim and Prof. Ksenia Nosikova.

Hong Kong-born flautist Cathy Tsang is a versatile orchestral musician based in London. She recently worked with BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Welsh National Opera.

Jayson began his musical journey in classical music, majoring in violin, and later expanded into modern music during university. Currently under the tutelage of Mr. Dick Wong, he specializes in Pop and Jazz arrangement. Jayson arranges and composes primarily in J-Pop, R&B, and Fusion Jazz, with his latest Cantopop work available on all streaming platforms. He is also the vocalist for the Jazz Fusion band THE FLOWTERS and the violinist for the dynamic duo sideCHAIN.

A graduate of HKBU Academy of Music, Chai Young is a pianist musically influenced by Jazz, Japanese Fusion music, and Video Game soundtracks. He performs at various occasions and venues along with musicians of different backgrounds in a range of ensemble sizes, where he can adapt to different performance setups and demands on the spot.