Biography
Hailing from Hong Kong, award-winning flautist Sirius Chau holds the esteemed title of City Music Foundation Artist and is the recipient of Making Music’s Philip and Dorothy Green Award. Previously acknowledged by prestigious institutions, including the Tillett Trust, Talent Unlimited, Manchester Mid-day Concerts Society, and Musicus Society in Hong Kong, Sirius’ accolades include the Tagore Gold Medal presented by King Charles III and the Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Scholarship.
Sirius has held solo recitals at prestigious venues across the UK including the Wigmore Hall, Bridgewater Hall and St Martin-in-the-Fields. Recent orchestral engagements include playing Principal Flute with the English Touring Opera and Principal Piccolo with the Glyndebourne Tour Orchestra. He is a regular performer with renowned orchestras, including the BBC Symphony Orchestra, English National Opera Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and London Sinfonietta.
