Most recently, Pei-Jee made his debut at the Wigmore Hall in London and performed with the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra with conductor Anu Tali at the Estonian Music Days Festival. Last season Pei-Jee Ng toured the USA as soloist with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra appearing at Royce Hall, Los Angeles and Carnegie Hall, New York, made his debut at the Konzerthaus in Berlin as part of the Classic Young Stars International Series and gave a critically acclaimed recital at the Purcell Room. He gave the world premiere of the Estonian composer Tõnu Kõrvits Helios Helios with the Adelaide Symphony at the Adelaide International Cello Festival and the Australian premiere of Tan Dun’s Crouching Tiger. In 2008 Melba Recordings released his debut CD, featuring works by Chopin and Kats-Chernin. Future plans include recitals at Wigmore Hall, Purcell Room and appearances at the Winchfield and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festivals.



Pei-Jee Ng has performed widely in Australia, Asia and Europe, including appearances with the Hong Kong Philharmonic (Tchaikovsky), Oulu, Melbourne (Saint-Saens), Sydney (Tchaikovsky), West Australian (Haydn), Tasmanian (Kabalevsky) and Queensland Orchestras; Sinfonia ViVA and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra at the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur. He has worked with conductors Arvo Volmer, Rumon Gamba, Paul Mann, Frederico Cortese, Peter McCoppin, Nicholas Kok and Graeme Abbott.



His recital work has included concerts at the Lincoln Centre New York, Wigmore Hall, Purcell Room, the Newbury International Spring and Gower Festivals, a three-city tour of Germany, sixteen-city tour of Australia and an appearance in the opening recital of the 2007 Manchester International Cello Festival.



Passionate about contemporary music, Pei-Jee and his twin brother Pei-Sian, also a cellist, have commissioned new works for two cellos by acclaimed Australian composer Elena Kats-Chernin and Daniel Kidane, and given the Asian and Australian premieres of double cello concertos by the Finnish composer Kalevi Aho, Italian composer Giovanni Sollima, Australian composer Graeme Koehne and Tõnu Kõrvits. Future plans include a new double concerto by Brian Howard and a new work for two cellos entitled ‘Dioscuri’ by the British composer Gary Carpenter. 



He is a member of the Tate Piano Trio with pianist Chiao-Ying Chang and violinst Sulki Yu.


We are very happy that Pei-Jee Ng and Stefan Heckel arrived today. Pei-Jee was taking the night flight and strolled into the Austrian Hospice at 5 am in the morning… Stefan took the little easier way and was arriving in the afternoon.

So we could enjoy the first rehearsal for tomorrows opening concerts and sneaked in to take a little video for you. Enjoy as we did

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One of the most beautiful concert venues for playing Schubert and Oriental Music is the feudal 18th/19th century castle of the former throne village Ras Karkar. Not only the historical architecture and the breathtaking view in the sunset, but also the heartfelt hospitality of the village turn this concert into a special experience.

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Franz Schubert: “Quartettsatz” in C minor D 703
Oriental Music

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Quatuor Voce – string quartet, Wael Abu Saloum – oud, Erich Oskar Huetter – cello, Pei-Jee Ng – cello, Raed Said – percussion

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Sounding Jerusalem 2010 at Al Samhan Castle, Ras Karkar | Wael Abu Saloum – oud, Raed Said – percussion

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St. Anne is a refuge for the soul in the Old City of Jerusalem, a source of peace and inspiration. The delicate sounds of the string quartets by Schubert and Ravel melt in the air and intermingle with expressive contemporary compositions.

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Franz Schubert: “Quartettsatz” in C minor D 703
Maurice Ravel: String quartet in F major
Oriental Music, Contemporary Pieces for flute solo

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Quatuor Voce – string quartet, Stefano Bagliano – recorder, Pei-Jee Ng – cello, Gianluca Capuano – organ, Raed Said – percussion, composition

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Beethoven’s, Debussy’s and Brahms’ sonatas for cello and piano are the highlights of European duo literatures. The virtuosity and elegance send shivers down your spine and warm your heart. In short: Moments of happiness to take-away!

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Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata in A major Op.69 for Piano and Cello
Claude Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano
Johannes Brahms: Sonata in F major Op.99 for Piano and Cello

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Pei-Jee Ng – cello, Arnon Erez – piano

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What happens when courtly baroque music meets the melodies of nomadic shepherds? A subtle change in perspective helps us discover new aspects in well-known things. And J. S. Bach loves to (be) play(ed)!

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Triosonatas and Suites by Telemann, Bach, Sammartini, Vivaldi
Oriental Music

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Stefano Bagliano – recorder, Mahran Moreb – qanun, Pei-Jee Hg – cello, Erich Oskar Huetter – cello, Gianluca Capuano – harpsichord, Stefan Heckel – accordion, impro

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What happens when courtly baroque music meets the melodies of nomadic shepherds? A subtle change in perspective helps us discover new aspects in well-known things. And J. S. Bach loves to (be) play(ed)!

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Triosonatas and Suites by Telemann, Bach, Sammartini, Vivaldi
Oriental Music

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Stefano Bagliano – recorder, Mahran Moreb – qanun, Pei-Jee Ng – cello, Erich Oskar Huetter – cello, Gianluca Capuano – harpsichord, Stefan Heckel – accordion, impro

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The Sounding Jerusalem Overture: Classical Western music by Kódaly, Zur and Kidane performed by virtuoso string soloists, reflections on J. S. Bach and a sounding discovery promenade through the four Quarters of Jerusalem’s Old City. Welcome to our world of music!

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Zoltán Kodály: Duo for Violin and Cello
Menachem Zur: „Prelúde“ for Violin solo
Daniel Kidane: ‘Metamorphosis’ for cello solo (2008)
Arrangements of  Music by J.S. Bach
Mélange Oriental

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Hagai Shaham – violin, Pei-Jee Ng – cello, Erich Oskar Huetter – cello, Stefan Heckel – piano, accordion

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