Symmetry Duo has joint Taiwan Harpists for their Opening concert at the 2nd Taiwan International Harp Festival 2019.

The third concert of the Harp Triptych series at Tai Kwun ends with a flute and harp recital featuring works written by Saint Saens, Ibert, Schumann, Arvo Pärt and Toru Takemitsu.

Symmetry Duo will join Nicole Leong (Principal Harpist of Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra) and Ray Zhou (XinHai Conservatory Professor) for a concert in XinHai Concert Hall in GuangZhou. 

Flautist Brian Chan and Harpist Judy Ho will give a sensational recital at the International Methodist Church. 

音樂劇跟歌劇，在演技和歌唱模式上雖然一樣要求嚴格，卻是兩門不同的專科。音樂劇演員需要很強烈的代入感，歌聲不像歌劇一般以圓潤為目標，聲音穿透性強而且咬字清晰，以情緒為重。本週五，一起來欣賞Jessica與Judy用女聲和豎琴的仙音演繹多首音樂劇精選。
While both Musicals and Operas are written upon pre-existing narratives, each discipline demands from their performers a distinctive set of vocal skills and artistic perception. Unlike operatic singing which a rounded, open tone fits the soaring tunes of their protagonists, musical theatre singers strive for rhetorical singing, real emotions like actors and actresses and physical strength and flexibility like dancers. This Friday, harpist Judy will join soprano Jessica - who temporary leaves her opera casts behind for a happy hour - and bring you a delightful evening of musical excerpts.

Harp takes the stage! Judy Ho (08.04 & 03.06) and Jennifer Ho (08.04 & 06.05) from the Symmetry Duo are featured in three concerts together with their music partners cellist Bernard Chan (08.04), violinist Mark Hui (06.05) and flutist Brian Chan (03.06). The first concert brings us the rarely heard harp duo pieces rearranged from well-loved classical works by French and Spanish composers such as Saint Sean’s Carnival of Animals.