HKICF is committed to promoting choral music as a means of social engagement and empowerment. Starting in 2023, HKICF has collaborated with different social welfare organisations to organise virtual choir activities, hoping to use this opportunity to spread the message of love and care through singing and to raise awareness of the underprivileged in society.
The theme of Virtual Choir Project 2025 will be mental health awareness. We are proud to collaborate with Mind HK, the mental health charity as the collaborative partner; Every Life is a Song as the supportive organisation. We have commissioned the renowned musicians Ms. Vicky Fung, Mr. Chow Yiu Fai to create the theme song for the project.
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Virtual Choir of Previous Years
Love’s Boundless Flight
2024
We are proud to collaborate with the charity New Sight, supporting the remarkable mission of a Hong Kong physician in the Republic of Congo, Africa, to restore and protect sight through operating an eye hospital. The project has attracted nearly 50 school choirs, over 2000 students to join.
聽不到的愛
2023
We partnered with the Children’s Cancer Foundation in 2023, with more than 2,200 students from 60 secondary and primary schools singing together to show their support and encouragement for children with cancer. It was the first time to collaborate with charities to organise the virtual choir project, hoping to use this opportunity to spread the message of love and care through singing.
每一個明天
2022
During Covid-19, in order to enable local primary and secondary students to continue their learning while schools were closed, and to support frontline healthcare workers, HKVC organised its first Virtual Choir Project on an individual basis. This new initiative allowed students to sing with others virtually, to encourage the continuous learning, resulting in enthusiastic participation from over 1,500 students. Their voices were compiled into a music video, aiming to connect society through choral music and to express gratitude and encouragement to all those who remained committed to their roles during the pandemic, fighting for the well-being of the people of Hong Kong.
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