The Anora Duo   Mark Leung – Violin  – Chancy Li -Piano

Students from The Royal Academy of Music

Anora Duo is a collaboration between pianist Chancy Li and violinist Mark Leung,
two musicians dedicated to bringing fresh energy and depth to classical repertoire.
Their name, Anora, meaning honour and light, reflects their vision—to illuminate
timeless music with personal interpretations that blend tradition with individuality.
Chancy and Mark first met through their shared passion for chamber music and
quickly formed a musical partnership based on trust, sensitivity, and a mutual desire
to explore music beyond the score. Their performances are marked by a deep
understanding of each other’s artistry, creating an intimate and expressive musical
dialogue. Together, they aim to bring audiences both the richness of classical music
and a fresh perspective that makes every performance personal and meaningful.

Chancy Li – Piano
Chancy Lee’s musical journey has taken her across both solo and collaborative
paths. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Solo Piano Performance before moving to
Germany, where she pursued a Master’s degree in Musicology at the Universität zu
Köln. At the same time, she studied song accompaniment with Prof. Matthias Wierig

in Saarbrücken and continued her solo piano training with Prof. Lisa Eisner-
Smirnova. Currently, she is deepening her expertise in Collaborative Piano at the

Royal Academy of Music under Michael Dussek and John Reid.

Mark Leung – Violin
Born in Hong Kong in 2005, Mark Leung is an accomplished violinist and violist. He
earned diplomas in both instruments before moving to the UK, where he now
studies at the Royal Academy of Music under Joshua Fisher. A former member of
the National Youth Orchestra, he has performed in major venues such as the Royal
Albert Hall and Barbican.