Ho Wai-On

Ann-Kay Lin grew up in Hong Kong, and studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London on a John Swire Scholarship. She studied singing and composition, and piano with Max Pirani. A wrist injury ended her career as a concert pianist, and she turned to composition instead. Ann-Kay Lin is included in the British Music Collection online. ==Works==

Ann-Kay Lin has composed for dance, ballet, chamber ensemble, instrumental and voice performance. Selected works include: • Sakura Variations (1974 revised 2000) • Four Love Songs in Chinese (1974 revised 2000) • Permutation (1996) • Tai Chi (1977) • To You (1977 revised 2000) • Farewell, My Beloved (1982) • Bulldozers, Old House and Old Banyan (1990 revised 1999) • Let’s Sing "Magic Banyan Tree" (2002) Her compositions have been recorded and issued on CD, including: • Music is Happiness Audio CD ==References==