Hi guys! This is Brian, one of the stage managers and receptionists of Jaris’ concert. Holding a student music concert wasn’t easy as it involves a lot of logistics and preparations at the backdrop, from managing staging sequences, venue planning, props preparation, everything needs to be perfect to make sure every performer and participant (including parents) would have a memorable experience. The concert on 4 July was exactly what Jaris, I, and my team hoped for. Although

Our 2026 Summer Student Concert which concluded last weekend was a very special milestone for us, welcoming our highest number of performers and audience members to date. With around 40 students taking to the stage and a growing audience of families and friends, we moved to a larger venue for the first time. We would like to express our sincere thanks to St John the Evangelist’s Church, Cambridge, for welcoming us and accommodating our event at relatively short notice. In the

(By Director Jaris Yiu) While spending time recently refining our website into a more user-friendly design, I rediscovered our blog section! I couldn’t believe that the last update was from our Summer Concert 2025 — and now, our Summer Concert 2026 is just around the corner this July (stay tuned!). In this post, I am delighted to share some very special news — I was honoured to be awarded the Anglia Ruskin University Vice-Chancellor’s Alumni Rising Star Award. From being

This year's Summer Concert was themed ‘Dances and Triumphs’. Held at St. Paul’s Church, Cambridge, it was a vibrant celebration of musical talent, featuring an impressive line-up of student performers who captivated the audience. From soulful solos to a harmonious orchestra performance, the event highlighted the dedication and artistry of our young musicians. Join us as we dive into the highlights of this enchanting event, showcasing the passion and creativity of our students