Tutored by Duncan Stafford, Professor Raymond Banning and Professor Clara Taylor, the students charmed the listeners with works that ranged from intimate solos to massive pieces for up to 5 players at the piano at the same time.

Highlights included a lively "Jamaican Rumba" by Arthur Benjamin played by Alice Ho and Jessie Au, a mesmerising performance of "Prayer of the Matador" by Dello Joio played by Barron Hui and a virtuosic performance ot "Autumn Crocus" by Billy Mayerl played by Jacqueline Fung. Further highlights were Timmy Chan's performance of Chopin's "Nocturne in Eb major" op. 9 no.2. and Alice Ho's performance of "Danza de la Moza Dorosa No.2." by Ginastera.

Enchanting introductions, a strong sense of stage presence and a delightfully varied programme made the concert a most entertaining event. It culminated in an amazing relay with students playing a continuous piano duet arrangement of "So Long Farewell" by Rodgers from "The Sound of Music". They did not miss a beat. We certainly look forward to next year's event.