Sherri Lun, named '2020 Performing Artist of the Year' by the South China Morning Post, has garnered acclaim for her "pinpoint clarity and convincing bravura" (Chicago Tribune). Born in Hong Kong and currently based in London, Sherri has swiftly established herself as a rising soloist on the international stage. 

 

A 2025/26 Kirckman Artist, Sherri is also supported by the Keyboard Charitable Trust, Lang Lang International Music Foundation, and KNS Classical, with whom she released her first CD album in 2023. Since making her concerto debut at the Ravinia Festival with the Midwest Young Artists at age 10, she has performed in major venues including Wigmore Hall in London, Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, and Millennium Park in Chicago. Having performed extensively across Europe, Asia, and the United States, Sherri’s recent engagements include the Hammerklavier International Piano Series in Spain, the Festival Musicale delle Nazioni in Italy, Steinway Hall London and Vienna, as well as recital tours in Italy and Malaysia organised by the Keyboard Charitable Trust and Persatuan Chopin Society. The 2026 season marks her solo debuts at Bridgewater Hall, Wigmore Hall, Kings Place, Brighton Festival, alongside concerto appearances in the UK and Italy. Sherri has collaborated with ensembles such as the Salzburg Chamber Soloists, Munich Chamber Orchestra, Cologne Chamber Orchestra, Hong Kong Youth Orchestra, and her performance has been broadcasted on Radio Television Hong Kong. In 2025, she was nominated by Dame Imogen Cooper to join the Lieven Piano Foundation.

 

Sherri captured both First and Audience Prizes at the 2024 Birmingham International Piano Competition, and was named a 2025 Royal Over-Seas League award winner, following top prizes at competitions such as the Robert Schumann (Düsseldorf), Zhuhai Mozart, Hong Kong Generation Next Arts, and Steinway & Sons Youth Piano Competition. Most recently, she received the Special Prize from the Mozart Society Munich at the 74th ARD International Music Competition. At the Royal Academy, she won the Sterndale Bennett, Chung Nung Lee, and Harold Craxton Prizes in consecutive years.​​

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Born in 2003, Sherri majored in piano and viola as a junior student of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. In Hong Kong, she formed her own piano and string quartet which won top prizes in all ensemble categories in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival and performed at the Government House for the Chief Executive of Hong Kong. She continued her studies with Prof. Christopher Elton at the Royal Academy of Music, graduating with first-class honours, supported by the Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence Scheme. She is currently pursuing her Master's as a Leverhulme Scholar, with additional scholarships from the Craxton Memorial Trust, Help Musicians UK Rupert Heggs Award, and the Countess of Munster Musical Trust.  ​