Amy Chung Yan Yau is currently concertmistress of Pro Arte Orchestra of Hong Kong.

YAU Chung-yan Amy

Amy Chung Yan Yau is currently concertmistress of Pro Arte Orchestra of Hong Kong and had been receiving Pro Arte's scholarship since 2007. Artists she has collaborated with include Geoffrey Simon (London based conductor who has conducted the London Symphony Orchestra and alike), Edward Auer (first American prize-winner of the prestigious International Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw and served on the Jury when Yundi Li won the first prize the abovementioned competition), Ho-man Choi, to name a few, while she was serving at the capacity of a principal player or concertmistress at Pro Arte. Amy holds a Master of Music degree from the Baptist University of Hong Kong. Her teachers include Jensen Lung (violin) and John Chan (viola). A versatile artist, Amy is also highly sought after in Chamber music settings, as a string player as well as a pianist. She is also a flutist, as a pupil of Tim Wilson. She has been a long time member of the Hong Kong Youth Symphony Orchestra.

邱頌殷

邱頌殷現為Pro Arte Orchestra of Hong Kong的女團長，並自2007年起獲得Pro Arte的獎學金贊助。她曾以Pro Arte團長或首席的身份與不少藝術家合作，當中包括杰弗里‧西蒙（駐倫敦指揮家，曾指揮倫敦交響樂團等）、愛德華‧奧爾（史上首位華沙國際蕭邦鋼琴大賽的美籍得獎者，並屢次擔任同一比賽之評判，包括2000年的比賽，該年的冠軍得獎者為華人鋼琴名家李雲迪）及蔡浩文等。邱氏於香港浸會大學獲得音樂碩士，師承龍向輝（小提琴）、陳誠強（中提琴）。作為一位多才多藝的演奏家，邱氏不單是出色的弦樂手，亦是一位鋼琴家，獲邀於室樂演奏會中獻技無數。她更是長笛好手，受教於衛庭新門下。邱氏曾是香港青年交響樂團的資深團員。