YPAM

Yukie, Lai U Kei is a musician who is born and raised in Macau. As the Chairman and art director of Macau Percussion Association. Yukie always tries to explore the possibility between all types of art like, words, calligraphy, body movement, electronic, multi-media and music.

Recent Works:
- Dance Theatre - music design and live music perform: ; ;
- Theatre - live music perform: ; (Station: Estonia, Mexico, Toronto, Ottawa, Okinawa, Taipei, Macau)
- Music: Multi Media x Percussion concert ; Calligraphy x Percussion concert <16th>; Solo recital ;

Uly born in Macau in 1999, is a percussionist, educator, theatre artist and composer. He was studying master's degree at the Geneva Conservatory of Music, he previously obtained a diploma from Taipei University of the Arts.

He devotes himself to collaborating with contemporary composers, interested in experimenting with and developing the diversity of percussion music. He is currently working with the Spanish composer Pablo Andrés on a work that explores the relationship between the visual, electronic music and the percussionist. He is also collaborating with Belgian composer Nicolas Roulive to discover the sound characteristics and differences between non-traditional and traditional instruments.

Wong Un Tong, a music worker from Macau with nearly ten years of performance experience. As the drummer for the bands CHAPTER2 and HORNPSYCHOS, I strive to make a meaningful impact in the local music scene. My journey began in high school, where I was actively involved in the school band and participated in the Macau Percussion Association and the Macau Band Directors Association, During my university years, I focused on performing and had the privilege of being invited to various university events. Currently, I fully committed to music education and passionate about inspiring young students. I have guided students in participating in various local and international competitions, helping them achieve outstanding results. In the future, I hope to establish a music workshop focused on nurturing young musicians' creativity and performance skills, providing them with more opportunities to showcase their talents. I believe this will not only support their growth but also further advance music education in Macau.

Chau Chi Kuan. She is now mainly engaged in music education and performance in Macao. She is one of the members of the Macau Percussion Association and has participated in exchange activities, competitions and music performances in various places including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. Recently, she has also participated in local music and art events.