Karen is devoted to chamber and orchestral playing. She has recently worked with Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Chipping Campden Festival Academy Orchestra, Orion Orchestra and Guildhall Symphony Orchestra. After obtaining her master’s in Orchestral Artistry (Distinction) at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Karen is pursuing her Artist Diploma, studying flute, piccolo and Baroque flute with Philippa Davies, Sarah Newbold, Ian Clarke, Christopher Green and Lisa Beznosiuk. In 2022, Karen won 1st Prize in the British Flute Society Young Artist Competition and 2nd Prize in Tampere Flute Fest Piccolo Competition. She performed as a concerto soloist with the Klangkollektiv Wien in Austria after winning the mock audition at the Penthesilea Academy 2022. In recognition of her academic and music achievements, she is a Guildhall Scholar and an Ian Fleming Award holder, supported by Help Musicians.
Hazalen is currently a Junior Fellow at Guildhall School of Music and Drama, after graduating there with a master’s in Orchestral Artistry. With the support of the Margaret B Adams Award, she studied bassoon and contrabassoon under the tutelage of Daniel Jemison, Helen Simons, Richard Ion and Dominic Morgan. Apart from playing principal bassoon in the Young Musician Symphony Orchestra, Hazalen has worked with Amadeus Orchestra, Guildhall Symphony Orchestra, Guildhall Symphonic Wind Orchestra, Ubu Ensemble and YASP orchestra by Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia. She has also participated in Voksenåsen Academy Winds, Oslo (2022), and won a position in the Guildhall Wind Soloists (2021-2022).
Lance Mok’s versatile concert career as a pianist has taken him around the world — from the UK and Hong Kong to the Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Korea, Taiwan, Macau, and the US — and his performances have been broadcast on radio and television, and featured in film. He is committed to promoting contemporary music, which led him to establish his ensemble, Resonance Frontier, in 2026. His compositions have been performed at Smith Square Hall (London), Conway Hall (London), O. Festival (Rotterdam), the 20th World Saxophone Congress (Harbin), and the French May Arts Festival (HK), amongst others. He won Third Prize at The Clements Prize 2025 and has been awarded funding from the National Lottery Project Grants for his projects. Lance has served as an ABRSM examiner since 2023.
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