As one of Tasmania's most dynamic clarinettists, Chi-shing has carved a niche in the region's musical landscape. His contributions extend beyond performance; In 2022, he furthered his commitment to musical education by taking on the role of Music Director for the University of Tasmania's Community Music Program, fostering a thriving environment for musical development. The following year, he is appointed as examiner for the Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB). His versatility as a performer is evident in his extensive involvement in Broadway musicals, such as "Chicago," "Elf," "Jersey Boys," and "Chess," showcasing his adaptability and flair in various musical genres. He is also a freelance clarinettist of Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and Opera Australia. Chi-shing's dedication to both performance and education highlights his passion for enriching the cultural tapestry of Tasmania through music.
Before his tenure in Tasmania, Chi-shing made significant contributions to the music scene in Hong Kong. He served as the conductor of the Chung Chi Wind Orchestra at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), demonstrating his prowess in leading and inspiring musicians. Additionally, his role as a member of the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble cemented his reputation as a prominent figure in contemporary music.
Renowned for his active participation in the modern music circuit, Chi-shing has graced stages at several prestigious international music festivals. His performances have been featured at events such as the ISCM World Music Days, Mona Foma, the Hong Kong Arts Festival, and the ASEAN Music Festival. These appearances not only showcase his versatility and skill as a musician but also his commitment to bringing contemporary music to a global audience.