Background

At age 3, Natalie had already found her passion: music.

Throughout the past decade, Natalie was bestowed with outstanding awards in various international competitions. In addition to the competitive international stage, Natalie also actively performs in world-class events like the World Harp Congress One Harp World 2026 in Toronto, while extending her love of music to charity with fundraising concerts of both solo and orchestral harp repertoire with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, the SAR Philharmonic Orchestra, the International Youth Chamber Music, and the CDNIS Community Orchestra, where all proceeds from the 2025 CDNIS Winter Concert were donated to the Wang Fuk Court fire incident.

Natalie actively attends private lessons and masterclasses with renowned harpists such as Mr Sylvain Blassel, Mr Alexander Boldachev, Mr Emmanuel Ceysson, Ms Gabriella Dall’Olio, Ms Catrin Finch, Ms Skaila Kanga, Ms Jung Kwak, Mr Joel von Lerber, Mr Valerio Lisci, Mr Sivan Magen, Ms Catherine Michel, Ms Lenka Petrovic, Ms Oksana Sidyagina, Mr Park Stickney, Ms Karen Vaughan, Ms Noel Wan, Ms Ann Yeung, and Ms Dan Yu.

As an IB candidate and advocate for neuroscience and psychology, Natalie brings a unique perspective to her music, blending scientific curiosity about human behaviour with deep artistic storytelling. She further strives to ground her artistry in service and shared reflection through serving as an organist for the cathedral choir during Sunday Mass.