Vita
Hong Kong violist, viola teacher, chamber musician, and music educator.
Professional biography
Vincent Yeung is a Hong Kong-based violist and music educator. He holds a Bachelor of Music from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and a BA in Music from Hong Kong Baptist University.
His work brings together orchestral playing, chamber music, collaborative projects, and one-to-one viola lessons in Hong Kong. As a teacher, Vincent helps children, adult learners, and families build secure technique, musical confidence, and a healthy long-term relationship with learning.
Based in
Hong Kong
Focus
Viola teaching, chamber music, orchestral performance
Education
BMus, HKAPA; BA(Music), HKBU
Lessons
Children, adults, ABRSM preparation, and ensemble support
Vita
Vincent has worked across orchestral, chamber, and collaborative performance in Hong Kong and abroad. His ensemble background includes leadership experience as concertmaster of the Northwest New Territories Symphony Orchestra and principal viola of the Hong Kong Baptist University Orchestra and Collegium Musicum Hong Kong.
Chamber music sits at the centre of his musical life. Recent projects include a public international performance of Brahms with Prof. Anna Gerbert and the Hong Kong premiere of an arrangement of Viet Cuong's Next Week's Trees with players from Colin Currie Quartet and Toolbox Percussion.
As a viola teacher in Hong Kong, Vincent works with children, adult learners, violinists switching to viola, and students preparing for ABRSM exams. His teaching is music-first: technique, reading, and exam preparation are treated as ways to build confidence, listening, and long-term musical growth.
Selected experience
For students and families
One-to-one viola teaching in Hong Kong for children, adults, and exam preparation.
A deeper look at the musical and practical value of learning viola locally.
Guidance for families considering ABRSM viola exam pathways.
Contact
Whether you are a parent looking for a supportive teacher, an adult returning to music, or an organiser seeking a performer or collaborator, you are warmly invited to get in touch.
