NATALIE  LO

Described as a “highly expressive, all-rounded musician,” Hong Kong harpist Natalie Lo has performed internationally as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player. She entered the Bachelor of Music program at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA) at just 16, and is currently earning her Master of Music at the Royal Academy of Music, under Skaila Kanga.

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Natalie has appeared in solo and duo recitals across Japan, Italy, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong. She was featured as one of the “Stars of Tomorrow” at the 12th USA International Harp Competition and performed at the 14th World Harp Congress “Focus on Youth” in Cardiff. As a concerto soloist, she has appeared with the SAR Philharmonic Orchestra, helping raise over HKD $2 million for the Hong Kong Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, and was Winner of the HKAPA Concerto Competition.

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Natalie is the founding member of The Harp Collective Duo with Huw Boucher, which won Gold at the Hong Kong International Harp Competition and made its Hong Kong recital debut 'Dances and Dreams' to great success. The duo explores transcriptions and creates original arrangements, expanding the harp duo repertoire with fresh interpretations.

 

Natalie also collaborates with international artists such as Marc Grauwels and Sei Murai, and in 2025 released her album "Après un Rêve" under Da Vinci Classics with flutist Aaron Leung — a flute and harp album featuring French Romantic repertoire.

She is a freelance orchestral harpist with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Hong Kong Sinfonietta, and other leading orchestras. 

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As an educator, Natalie has received Outstanding Tutor Awards at international music competitions such as the Quebec International Music Competition, and is a scholar of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Music and Dance Fund, as well as a recipient of multiple HKAPA scholarships and the Director’s Award.