Paul Cheung - Sunday 7 April @ 2pm Sutherland Arts Centre To book

Paul has won prizes at a variety of competitions and eisteddfods. Recently, he has performed a number of concerti including Rachmaninoff’s 2nd (NSWYO), Beethoven’s “Emperor” (NSSO), and will perform Liszt’s 1st (WPO). He has also performed the Mozart three-piano concerto with the Sydney Symphony, as well as the Beethoven triple concerto (Anna da Silva Chen, Vincent Lo, NSWYO).

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He has given solo recitals across Australia and New Zealand. Paul is also in high demand as a chamber pianist and accompanist, having won the inaugural David Miller award. He is a casual staff member with the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (collaborative piano), an Associate Artist for the Rising Stars program, and an official accompanist for the Sydney Eisteddfod. He has performed a wide range of ensemble repertoire, often playing with musicians from the ACO, SSO, SSO fellowship, momentum ensemble, and AYO.

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Aside from piano-playing, Paul is also interested in mathematics. In 2008, he was a silver medallist at the International Mathematical Olympiad in Madrid. In mid 2012, he was awarded a Bachelor of Science (advanced mathematics), with first class honours and the university medal, majoring in pure maths.