About Harris Leung
Harris Leung is a classical concert pianist with extensive experience in solo and ensemble performances. He is also an established piano teacher. Harris is passionate about bringing classical music to audiences around the world and inspiring people of all ages to pursue their love for music.
Hong Kong-born pianist Harris Tsz-Chun Leung completed his Master of Performance degree at the Royal College of Music in 2022 with distinction, with the support of Noel Croucher Scholarships. Before his study with Gordon Fergus-Thompson in London, he studied piano with Amy Sze and harpsichord with Betty Li at the University of Hong Kong, where he was awarded first honour for his Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Music and Linguistics. He has also received scholarships and prizes during his undergraduate study, including Bernard Van Zuiden Prize (2019-2020), Jao Yu Tsong Memorial Prize in Music (2018-19), Professor Robert Lord Memorial Prizes in Music (2017-18), and support from the Ho Wing-Hing Talent Fund (2018-19) for his competition in Osaka. He has won prizes at competitions for both piano duet and solo, including the First Prize in piano four-hands class in the 19th Osaka International Music Competition, and the third-place in the Gold Medal Award, 71st Hong Kong Schools Music Festival.
Harris has been playing a wide range of genres and styles of music. Apart from playing the piano, he also joined the Early Music Ensemble during his undergraduate study as a continuo player, playing harpsichord and chamber organ. He has also been collaborating with choirs, singers and many other instrumentalists. He has performed in various cities across East Asia and England. He made his concerto debut with the Hong Kong University Students’ Union Philharmonic Orchestra in 2018 at the HKU Grand Hall. He made his London concerto debut in January 2024 at Kings Place with the Firebird Orchestra.