School Music Workshops
Check out the diverse music activities for students!
Music Office presents the School Music Workshops through two themes “Music New Horizon” and “I’m a Fine Music DJ”, in the form of themed on-campus workshops, off-campus talks and fine music DJ training. Face-to-face or online (by Zoom) mode will be offered in some of the activities to provide flexibility for schools.
Pamphlet (Chinese Only)
Application Form
Application Method
Interested schools may send the completed Application Form via email or fax to the Activities and Promotion Section of the Music Office on or before 24 October 2025. All workshops are free and will be conducted in Cantonese. Oversubscribed applications will be processed by ballot. Successful applicants will be informed and confirmed with the arrangements of the Workshop(s). Application received after the deadline will be placed on the waiting list.
| moschoolworkshop@lcsd.gov.hk | |
| Fax | 3104 1352 |
| Enquiry | 2158 6467 / 3842 7776 |
Music Office reserves the right to change the programme and speakers
Music New Horizon (On-campus Talk)
| Date | During 24 November 2025 – 31 March 2026 |
| Duration | 1 hour |
| Venue | Campus of the participating schools or online (Zoom) |
| Target | Primary and Secondary students (Please refer to the suggested target participants specified for each activity) |
| No. of participants | Not less than 200 |
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| Workshop 1 | Musical 101 |
| Suitable for Primary 4 – Secondary 3 students |
The speaker will introduce the history of musical theatre, share the favourite musical theatre hits including classics from local and overseas’ musicals and guide students how to appreciate musicals, an art form that integrates music, drama and dance.
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Seesy Chow* Vocal coach, Education & Outreach Coordinator of Musical Trio |
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Ernestine Ho |
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Cynthia Wong^ Resident Composer of Actors’ Family & Part-time Academic Staff (Musical Theatre) of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts |
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^By kind permission of Actors’ Family |
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| Workshop 2 | Digital music making |
| Suitable for Primary 4 – Secondary 6 students |
The speaker will introduce the basic elements of pop music and guide the students in creating music by the application in a tablet. Musical training background is not required.
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Yanny Leung Indie singer-songwriter, Instructor of iJam Music |
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Summer Tso Indie singer-songwriter, Instructor of iJam Music |
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| Workshop 3 | The Little Secrets of the Great Composers |
| Suitable for Primary 4 – Secondary 3 students |
By “revealing” the little secrets of the composers, the speaker will guide the students to understand the composers and appreciate their work in an interesting approach.
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Kilian Chan Music Educator |
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Prof. Pak Tak-wan Head of Academic Studies in Music, School of Music of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts |
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Dr. Wendy Wong Lecturer at HKU SPACE Community College and Historical Musicologist |
| Workshop 4 | A Cappella |
| Suitable for Primary 4 – Secondary 3 students |
What is a vocal band? The speaker will introduce the history of a cappella, share some interesting a cappella works and groups from local and overseas, and show the students the techniques and some vocal percussions, inviting the students to join the fun of singing without instruments.
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Bernie Chan A cappella and vocal coach |
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Jo Jo Pang Founder of Hong Kong A cappella Academy |
| Workshop 5 | Music and Emotion |
| Suitable for Primary 4 – Secondary 3 students |
How does music evoke our emotions? Credential music therapists explain the relationship between music and emotions. Students can enjoy the relaxing experience under the guidance of the speakers.
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Crystal Lee Australian registered music therapist |
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Angel Leung Board certified music therapist (USA and Canada) |
I’m a Fine Music DJ
Programme will be conducted in two phases
Suitable for Primary 1 – Secondary 6 students
| Phase 1 | Off-campus Talk Into the world of Fine Music DJ |
Students will be guided by the professional DJs from Radio 4 of the Radio Television Hong Kong (R4) on an off-campus journey to explore both Chinese and Western music at LCSD venues! Radio presenters from R4 will share the work as a classical music DJ and guide the students how to present the fine music they share with others. Students will even have the chance to role play as music DJs on stage.
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Venue |
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10 Feb 2026 (Tue) |
10:30am – 11:45am |
Auditorium, Ko Shan Theatre New Wing |
Primary |
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30 Mar 2026 (Mon) |
2:30pm – 3:45pm |
Theatre, Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre |
Secondary and Primary |
| Phase 2 | Off-campus Workshop Fine Music DJ Training (Completion of Phase 1 is a prerequisite. Oversubscribed applications will be processed by ballot.) |
2-4 students nominated by participating school will participate a training workshop, learn how to be student-hosts, record and share Chinese and western music with audience in radio programme at Radio 4 under the guidance of the professional DJs. Interested schools may visit our Facebook page for more details.
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| Date | During April to June 2026 |
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<Training Workshop>
| Date | 20 or 27 Jun 2026 (Sat), morning (tbc) |
| Duration | Approximately 3 hours |
| Venue | Radio Television Hong Kong Broadcasting House |
| Details | Workshop ‧ Observe radio programme recording ‧ Recording |
| In association with | Sponsored by |
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