Alumnus Kelvin Tang Wins Championship at the 6th Fou Ts’ong International Concerto Competition
Our alumnus, Kelvin Tang, recently won the championship at the 6th Fou Ts’ong International Concerto Competition held in Boston. According to a report by Sing Tao Daily, the designated piece for this year’s competition was the German Romantic master Johannes Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major.
In the finals, Kelvin demonstrated philosophical depth and control beyond his years. He earned rave reviews from local music critics, who praised his performance for its “rich and mellow tone, and profound emotional layers.” While showcasing astonishing technical mastery, he consistently maintained a poetic singing quality and sublime humanistic care.
His pursuit of excellence and courage to challenge himself on the international stage serve as an excellent role model for all Tuenteenians. The school is incredibly proud of this outstanding achievement and wishes him continued success on the global stage in his musical career.
