| Composer | Piece |
| Alfred Wong | Music Roaming around the Bay |
| Alfred Wong | The Peak |
| Rão Kyao (Arr. Wong Kin-wai) | Taipa from Macau Junção |
| Wang Huiran | Spring of Zhuhai |
| Lui Man-shing | Sky with Falling Petals |
| Bu Canrong | Bird’s Paradise |
| Chen Deju | Moon over the West River |
| Ho Tai-sor (Arr. Tang Kaixuan and Yu Lefu) | The Peacock in Its Full Glory |
| Chen Wencui | Yearning for Spring *^ |
| Folk Music | Hometown Wind and Percussion Music + |
| Wan Chi-chung | The Luminous Pearl in the Night +* |
| Arr. Chen Ruoping | Cantonese Music Medley ^ |
| Ho Lau-tong | The Dragon Boat Race ^ |
| Qiao Fei (Arr. Chan Nga-man) | Bright Moonlight +^ |
| Huiyang Traditional Mountain Song (Arr. Huang Hongying and Hou Muren) | Singing Jiege Together in Celebration * |
| Tony (Arr. Alfred Wong) | The Moon Represents My Heart * |
| Sixian Music of Hakka Han Music | Song of the West Chamber *^ |
| Sixian Music of Hakka Han Music | In Remembrance of the Past + |
| Zhongjunban Music of Hakka Han Music | Finding a Good Husband + |
| Lui Man-shing (Arr. Ng King-pan) | Medley of Cantonese Music Classics |
+ Only perform in Guangzhou (4 Nov)
* Only perform in Huizhou (5 Nov)
^ Only perform in Dongguan (6 Nov)
Guangzhou performance
Jointly presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department and Xinghai Conservatory of Music
Organised by Music Concert Hall, Chinese Music Department and Music Museum of Xinghai Conservatory of Music
Huizhou performance
Jointly presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department and Culture, Media, Tourism and Sports Bureau of Huizhou Municipality
Organised by Huizhou Cultural Center
Dongguan performance
Jointly presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department and Dongguan Cultural Center
Professional Chinese music ensemble based in Hong Kong, established in 2003 and supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. From its traditional Lingnan culture foundations to merging the aesthetics of the East and West, the Ensemble presents traditional and contemporary Chinese music works with a distinctive local flair. The Ensemble’s resident musicians are young and talented music graduates from institutes in Hong Kong with rich performing experience. The performances typically follow the traditional combinations of sizhu (silk and bamboo, or strings and winds), and the repertoire showcases the Lingnan vernacular instruments. The Ensemble has given more than 60 subscription concerts and 800 educational outreach concerts, premiered over 100 new works by local composers, performed with numerous Hong Kong and overseas virtuosi, and toured to more than 40 countries and cities in Asia, North America, Europe and Oceania.