Music For China's Abandoned Children

March 6, 2012 - PRLog -- “We are tremendously blessed to have such an ‘in demand’ musical artist as Ning Kam choose to donate her time and gift to a benefit concert for ICC,” said Jannene Wall, Deputy Director.  Jannene has seen first-hand the suffering of abandoned and disabled children in China, and will speak at the concert to share the vision of the organization with concert attendees. Last year’s event proved to be a very prestigious evening. “I’m very much looking forward to another wonderful night of music and getting a chance to talk about the great work being done today to give love, hope and opportunity to China’s abandoned and disabled,” she added.

Helen Kay 2011 attendee said “2011’s concert was such a brilliant evening. Ning is such an engaging person and the music was beautiful, even for those new to classical pieces. Hearing the ICC story too was inspirational and very moving. Altogether a fantastic evening and great value for money”

"Ning's beautiful playing testifies to her brilliance, lovely sound and intelligence."
Yehudi Menuhin

“A violinist with much flair plus a totally confident stage presence and an absolute command of the music." The Telegraph

Ning Kam (www.ningkam.com) has performed all over world and appeared with many orchestras, including the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony,  the City of London Sinfonia, the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.  She is currently Artistic Director of Het Kamerorkest in Belgium.

Tickets are £15.00 and can be purchased by going to www.chinaconcern.org/concert or by calling 01670 505622.  All ticket proceeds go towards the work of International China Concern.
Date: 28th April 2012 at 7:30pm
Venue:  The Emmanuel Centre in Westminster, London.


Founded in 1993, International China Concern is a Christian development organization that changes lives by bringing love, hope and opportunity to China’s abandoned and disabled.  ICC partners with the Chinese government to provide holistic care and support services for China’s neediest children.  ICC also empowers and trains Chinese nationals to save lives, support families, transform communities and change attitudes.

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Although China is experiencing rapid economic growth there remains a deficit in social welfare for the disadvantaged, especially the disabled. Hundreds of thousands of babies and children continue to be abandoned each year where many don't survive.