Biography

Born in Hong Kong, Eunice Lam graduated with a Master of Performance (MPerf) degree from the Royal Northern College of Music, where she was awarded the FW Wright Piano Award under the tutelage of pianist Professor Colin Stone. As a student ambassador and keyboard department representative, Eunice was frequently featured on the college’s website, social media pages and other publicity materials. Before studying in the UK, Eunice earned her Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Music, with a minor in German, from the Hong Kong Baptist University, graduating with First Class Honours under the guidance of Mr. Chan Sze Yau. She also studied harpsichord with Professor David Chung. Her exceptional musical accomplishments earned her the CIE Best Student of Music Studies Scholarship in 2016.

“…You were very well prepared, had a lovely professional attitude…”Her CD recoding of “Prokofiev’s Cinderella, Op.97” was greatly complimented by producer Michael Purton. Eunice has actively performed on numerous occasions at local venues, both as a soloist and collaborative pianist. She has given recitals in Salzburg as part of the Mozarteum International Summer Academy Festival. In June 2021, her solo recital at the Royal Northern College of music concert hall was live-streamed to critical acclaim. Other notable performances include the lunchtime concert series in Didsbury, UK, as well as appearing in Texas, USA. In addition to her performance work, Eunice is deeply involved in 21st-century music and new compositions. She actively participates in workshops with contemporary composers and recorded the premiere of a fifteen-minute “Sonata for Piano” by composer James Waide.

Her recent competition success include winning First Prize in the Duet Section and Fourth Prize in Solo Section at the Amigdala International Music Competition in Italy, as well as Third Prize in the group of Piano Teacher Class A category at the 20th Hong Kong-Asia Piano Open Competition. Beyond her stage performances and competitions, Eunice has participated in masterclasses conducted by renowned pianists such as Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Frank Wibaut, Peter Lang, Li Ming Qiang, Eleanor Wong, and Mary Wu.

Apart from performing, Eunice is passionate about sharing her musicianship with the next generation. She has studied Pedagogy and Dalcroze Eurhythmics, gaining experience in various teaching methods and approaches. Eunice believes in immersing students in a healthy, all-encompassing musical environment by incorporating aspects of the Dalcroze approach in her teaching at primary schools in the UK.