
The Hong Kong Sinfonietta has spent decades trying to make classical music feel less like a members-only club.
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The Hong Kong Sinfonietta has spent decades trying to make classical music feel less like a members-only club.
The orchestra’s CEO, Margaret Yang, says the belief that classical music concerts are exclusively formal affairs is outdated and restrictive.
This is why she is taking classical music beyond the concert hall.
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