Connie Luk graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Class one standing in the degree of Bachelor of Music, concentrating in piano. Prior to the Bachelor of Music degree, Miss Luk had obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree, majored in Economics, from the University of Victoria. Miss Luk also holds the Advanced Certificate and the LRSM diploma (Licentiate of the Royal Schools of Music) in Piano Performance from the ABRSM as well as the Grade Ten Certificate in Piano Performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM).
Connie has performed in plentiful occasions in both solo works and chamber works. She started to perform solo and chamber recitals starting in 2003. She has collaborated extensively with flute, violin, viola, cello, vocal, and french horn. In June 2008, Connie was the piano accompanist of one of TVB PayVision’s “LiveHouse” shooting.
Miss Luk received numerous scholarships from various organizations and institutions. They include Dr. G. Herald Keefer Music (Organ) Scholarship, Hugh Livingstone Maze Scholarship (Music Entrance Scholarship), G. Nan and Jennie Y. Quon Memorial Medallion and Winfried Rompf Scholarship from the Douglas College, the Vancouver Kiwanis Festival and the British Columbia Conservatory of Music. Connie Luk started her piano studies with Miss Grace Man in Hong Kong, then with Mrs Sheila Hardy at the Vancouver Academy of Music, with Mrs Ellen Silverman at the Douglas College, with Dr. Terence Dawson and with Dr. Corey Hamm at the University of British Columbia.
As a scholarship recipient, Connie Luk was the appointed piano accompanist of the school choir of Douglas College during her freshman year. Miss Luk began to teach piano in Vancouver since the summer of 2004. Many of her students won various prizes, medallions, and scholarships in various music festivals in Vancouver. All of her students have attained at least first class honours in all the piano examinations. Besides examinations and festivals, Miss Luk also hosts regular student piano recitals and studio classes as a performance aid to students. Connie teaches piano from preliminary level to performance level, accompanies individuals in recitals and festivals, as well as performs in both solo and chamber music.
