Born in Macau, his love for classical music started at his early age. He has participated in a few churches choirs and the Choral Group Polifonico. In 1969, he established the Folkman Choir with his friends and had been the conductor leading concerts annually till 1982; Mr. Ng studied in harmony and composing under the guidance of the American musician Charles Duncan and the ex-principal of St. Pio X Academy of Music, Fr. Áureo da Costa Nunes e Castro. In 1997, Mr. Ng together with Mr. Young Lam and other music lovers have established the Perosi Choir and since than Mr. Ng has been the conductor of the Choir till now. By the song “Sing for the Nature”, he won the 1st prize in the contest for composing choral songs for children (for junior high students) held by Hong Kong Treble Choirs’ Association and Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association. Other choral pieces included “Alleluia”, “The Tiny Spark”, “The Autumn Night”, “The Lord’s Prayer”, “Ave Maria” and “Happy Christmas”, etc.
Born in Macau, his love for classical music started at his early age. He has participated in a few churches choirs and the Choral Group Polifonico. In 1969, he established the Folkman Choir with his friends and had been the conductor leading concerts annually till 1982; Mr. Ng studied in harmony and composing under the guidance of the American musician Charles Duncan and the ex-principal of St. Pio X Academy of Music, Fr. Áureo da Costa Nunes e Castro. In 1997, Mr. Ng together with Mr. Young Lam and other music lovers have established the Perosi Choir and since than Mr. Ng has been the conductor of the Choir till now. By the song “Sing for the Nature”, he won the 1st prize in the contest for composing choral songs for children (for junior high students) held by Hong Kong Treble Choirs’ Association and Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association. Other choral pieces included “Alleluia”, “The Tiny Spark”, “The Autumn Night”, “The Lord’s Prayer”, “Ave Maria” and “Happy Christmas”, etc.