Lily Cheung, Pianist

Lily Cheung began her piano lesson at the age of three. She completed the music foundation course at the Cambridge Art and Science with distinction. Having received offers from some of the well-known music conservatoires of the UK, Cheung went to the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) with entrance award scholarship in the following year. She graduated from the RNCM with Bachelor of Music (Honours), Master of Music and Postgraduate Diploma in solo performance.

During her studies, she learned the piano with David Christophersen, Graham Scott (Head of Keyboard Studies at the RNCM) and Stephen Savage. She was given opportunities to play in the masterclasses of famous pianists Daumantas Khilauskas, Frank Wibaut and Aleksandra Zvirblyte.

Lily Cheung has had many performing experiences. She gave solo performances at the Emmanuel Church, Cambridge and St Ann’s Church, Manchester, and also participated actively in the annual composers’ music festival held at the RNCM. In 2009, she was selected to work with contemporary composer James Macmillan and to play his keyboard work in public.

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