鄧仲豪

鄧氏自幼學習弦樂，二零零九年於香港演藝學院修畢音樂學士後，獲頒霸菱亞洲及投資基金獎學金留校升讀大提琴演奏碩士，師從潘穎芝。在學期間，曾接受梁健楓的室樂指導及辜品德院長的古風演奏指導，及代表演藝交響樂團參演香港管弦樂團之音樂會，並與多位著名指揮合作，如 Esa-Pekka Salonen、Edo de Waart、Perry So、François-Xavier Roth。

鄧氏樂跡及至世界各地，包括於二零零八年應邀與香港國際大提琴學會前赳意大利演出 。鄧氏更熱衷於本地發展。於二零一二年應邀於聖約翰座堂獻奏巴哈《無伴奏大提琴組曲》，二零一三年於「聲．弦」及「弦起」音樂會分別作獨奏及弦樂三重奏演出，二零一五年於「不逝的青春」音樂會參與鋼琴三重奏。

鄧氏致力推廣大提琴藝術。二零一三年組織學生於「Cello-On-Stage 大提琴演奏計劃」音樂會合奏演出，二零一六年帶領大提琴團於「作樂有枋」大匯演及「不如眾樂樂」大提琴團專場音樂會演出，同年於中西區區節指揮百人大提琴戶外表演。

鄧氏於二零一七年與友人創辦 Locomotive 大提琴重奏團，同年帶領團員於九龍城書節演出「大人音樂：大提琴說故事」，二零一八年底舉辦首場正式音樂會 Concert Locomotion，二零二零年初載譽歸來，舉辦 Song of the Birds 大提琴重奏音樂會，好評如潮。

鄧氏熱愛教學，深信不論幼稚園生還是退休人士，都可按其性情和個人目標，享受學習音樂的樂趣與成果。年來積極投入合奏訓練，讓學員不分老少、琴齡深淺，一同追求大提琴合奏奧妙之處啟示的美善。

Tang Chung Ho (Alfred)

A keen strings player since young age, Alfred Tang completed his undergraduate studies at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2009, and was awarded the Baring Private Equity Asia Scholarship for his Masters of Music programme under the tutelage of Letty Poon.  At the APA, Tang was coached by Leung Kin Fung on string quartet and Benedict Cruft, Dean of Music, on baroque style playing.  He represented the Academy Orchestra in a joint concert with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, and had worked with renowned conductors including Esa-Pekka Salonen, Edo de Waart, Perry So and François-Xavier Roth in different occasions.

Tang was invited to perform with the Hong Kong International Cello Association in Italy in 2008, apart from concert tours to other major cities in the world, Tang is more enthusiastic in performing in Hong Kong.  In 2012, he performed Bach Cello Suite in the communion of St John’s Cathedral.  In 2013, he gave a solo recital as well as “String Together” string trio concert.  He performed in the “As Times Goes By” piano trio concert in 2015.

Tang advocates the art of cello music.  In 2013, he organised pupils for the “Cello-on-Stage” Project Performance.  He coached a cello ensemble and led the performance in the Gala Concert in 2016.  Later in the same year, he led the cello ensemble to deliver a full concert “Out of Solitude”, followed by a 100 Cellists’ outdoor performance in the Central and Western District Festival. 

In 2017, Tang led the Locomotive Cello Ensemble to play “Cello Storytelling” for the Kowloon City Book Fair. In late 2018, Locomotive Cello Ensemble presented its debut “Concert Locomotion” under Tang’s leadership, and came back with its second concert “Song of the Birds” in early 2020.

Tang enjoys teaching cello from kindergarten children to senior citizens.  He strongly believes that everyone can find their niche in learning music and enrich their lives according to personal strengths and aptitudes.  In recent years, Tang is devoted in cello ensemble playing with members of varying ages, characteristics and proficiency levels, as a collective pursuit for the ultimate beauty of the sound of cello.