Hong Kong Sai Kung Chorus

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The Hong Kong Sai Kung Chorus is a non-profit choir in Hong Kong that was established to provide an environment for children ages 6-18 to learn music, regardless of their musical background or socio-economic status.

The Chorus's mission is to improve a participant's musical talents and to enable them to experience the joy of singing in a choir. They also encourage and help educate students on discipline, responsibility, teamwork, and self-confidence.^{[citation needed]}

They routinely participate in music festivals. Some include:

• The World Vision International children's Choir Festival (2007)
• The XII International Choral Kathaumixw Festival (2006)

Clara Wong Siu-Wai has worked at the organization since 2005.^[1]

[edit] References

1. ^ Kathaumixw.org Bio