Felix Tham is now studying for a Masters in Laws at Kings College London, where he leads the University of London Symphony Orchestra and the Concordia Quartet. He started his violin studies at the age of five under the tutelage of Yau Sing-yeh and Lee Hau-yee, and subsequently took lessons from Professor Lin Yao-ji of the Central Conservatory of Beijing. Tham has appeared as a soloist with the Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra, the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra and the China Films Philharmonic Orchestra. He was also invited to play as a soloist in the Tenth Tochigi Prefecture National Culture Festival, Japan, and the Pan Pacific International Music Camp in Australia. He was the youngest guest performer in the Skene Award Competition at the Aberdeen International Music Festival in Scotland where he won the Best Newly Formed Ensemble and Audience Prize. Tham was accepted as a music scholar to Winchester College, where he studied under Mr. Adrian Adlam. Whilst at Durham University, he formed and led several quartets, including the Garmisch Quartet, which performed in Germany and at the Thaxted Festival.