The aims of developing Art are to nourish young artists and build a more artistic atmosphere in society. It is an honour to have support from the Home Affairs Bureau so international music masters can be invited for Hong Kong String Orchestra. By exchanging different ideas, artistic techniques can be passed down to the new generation. 

Every rewarded person here is the representatives in different aspects but we share the same belief, which is promoting art culture to the society.
I wish music can help children build up confidence, bring joy and happiness to Hong Kong citizen, as well as show the love and beauty to the world.

 

Over the long years, she has been dedicated to making music education accessible.


On 20 October 2015 (Tuesday), Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has conferred the title of University Fellowship to Yao in recognition of her significant contributions to the University and the community. Yao is the first violinist to receive the University Fellowship for her endeavor in nurturing music talents. In support of PolyU’s endeavors in promoting music, she served as the University’s Artist-in-Residence in 2014/2015. PolyU students and staff were coached by Ms Yao on performing techniques and the remarkable experience of sharing the stage with her has enriched their perspectives in arts and culture.

The Orchestra directed by Yao Jue will present a University tour concert, Side by Side Concert @Baptist University on 7:30pm, 1 December 2015 at the Academic Community Hall of Hong Kong Baptist University. It aims to give joy of music to the University campus, provide opportunity to students to be involved in string music and HKSO through mentorship programme. Concert is free-of-charge to general public, HKSO encourages HKBU students, staff, and alumni, all music lovers, and all underprivileged groups that may have less chance to appreciate classical music, to come and enjoy the music night.

Founded by the world-famous violinist Virtuoso Yao Jue, Hong Kong String Orchestra (HKSO) has received generous sponsorship from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust for a 3-year community music programme entitled “Jockey Club Power of Music Programme”.

HKSO is going to launch a Kick-off Ceremony and Community Concert at the Level 3, Landscape Deck, 1881 Heritage at 6pm, on Friday 27 November 2015.

 Collaborating with other different arts groups, inviting pop-stars to sing and perform, it will be a promising event for families to enjoy.

Congratulates to Ms Yao Jue that an University Fellowship will be conferred upon her on the 20 Oct 2015 at the Jockey Club Auditorium, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.