Hong Kong Children's Choir

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The Hong Kong Children's Choir is a children's choir in Hong Kong, founded in 1969 by Yip Wai-hong as a government-registered non-profit organization. At present the Hong Kong Children'S Choir is the world's largest children's choir.^{[citation needed]} The choir, currently led by music director and Principal Conductor Kathy Fok, has over 5000 members.^{[citation needed]} Members train with 100 professional instructors.^{[citation needed]}

The choir frequently performs overseas, and won the Audience Award in Hungary's at 2006's Vivace International Choir Festival, and the "Gold Award" in 2008's Shanghai International Children's Choir Showcase.^{[citation needed]}