INTERVIEWS & REVIEWS


Laku noć, 33. MBZ!

by Alenka Bobinsky

APR 2025

glazba.hr

(Croatian)


Criticism: VIGO / Vertixe Sonora acerca a España y China por medio de la música actual

by Paco Yáñez

APR 2025

Scherzo Classical Music Magazine

(Spanish & English)


Review: Elim Chan like a magician in brilliant Prokofiev Symphony no.5 with the HK Phil

by Christopher Halls

JAN 2025

South China Morning Post


Top musicians do Hong Kong proud

by Bernard Charnwut Chan

NOV 2024

The Standard


與NOVA Ensemble齊迎香港作曲家聯會新舊作品40年

by Tina Fu

DEC 2023

Master-insight.com (Chinese)


本地年輕古典音樂家力覓機會 實踐抱負

by Ada Chan

NOV 2022

NowTV News (Chinese)


Review: World’s first ‘artificial intelligence opera’ review: Chasing Waterfalls blends live and digital performers seamlessly

by Edison Hung

NOV 2022

South China Morning Post


AI殺死藝術?

by Edison Hung

OCT 2022

International Association of Theatre Critics (Chinese)


AI opera Chasing Waterfalls poses existential questions about human identity and the influence of the digital world

by Amborse Li

OCT 2022

South China Morning Post


Opera Reloaded: chasing waterfalls – Semperoper Dresden

by André Sperber

SEPT 2022

concerti.de (German)


Erste Oper mit KI : Hightech und Mysterienspiel

by Michael Stallknecht

SEPT 2022

Süddeutsche Zeitung (German)


Künstliche Intelligenz steuert virtuelle Stimme: KI-Oper “Chasing Waterfalls” in Dresden

by Uwe Friedrich

SEPT 2022

br-klassik.de (German)


„Eine Stunde ist wahnsinnig lang in einer von TikTok geprägten Kultur“: Interview mit Angus Lee

by Björn Kühnicke

SEPT 2022

musik-in-dresden.de (German)


Künstliche Intelligenz hält Einzug in die Opernwelt

by Jörg Schurig

SEPT 2022

Berliner Zeitung (German)


長笛音樂家李一葦:既長於演奏,亦醉心創作

by Daniel Lo

OCT 2018

Takung Pao (Chinese)


看見年青創作新勢力——評「演藝作曲系青少年創意合作計劃音樂會」

by Leon Chu

AUG 2018

International Association of Theatre Critics (Chinese)


After the Deluge

by Tessa Moldan

MAR 2018

Artomity Magazine


Hong Kong Musicians to reflect on colonialism with showcase at Iceland festival

by Oliver Chou

SEP 2017

South China Morning Post