Described by many as a pianist with enormous potential, Dr. Ge has won numerous prizes and scholarships both locally and internationally. Rosy is also a dedicated teacher and mentor to young musicians. Her students were accepted into top music programs and schools and many have won local and international competitions. Besides having a private studio, Dr. Ge has given lectures and masterclasses extensively in China, Canada, and the United States.  She is an editor for the United States Music Certificate Examination  (USMCE) piano repertoire and the Canada Division Director of the IPPA Conero International Piano Competition . Full bio 

Wen Ding is a Chinese pianist who has received professional piano training from a young age. Her performance experience has taken place in Canada, USA, and China. Wen has worked with many instrumentalists and singers. As a recipient of the Ian R. Dalton Music scholarship, Wen completed her Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance under the tutelage of Lydia Wong at the University of Toronto. She completed her Masters at Indiana University with the renowned French-Bulgarian pianist Émile Naoumoff, who is the last disciple of legendary piano pedagogue Nadia Boulanger. Wen also had masterclasses with the late Marietta Orlov, Ronan O’Hora, Evelyne Brancart, etc. With an educational background in piano pedagogy with Dr. Midori Koga at UofT, Wen is able to provide students the right tools to learn and appreciate music through practical technique.

Having a passion for music at the age of 5, Molly Gong pursued her dreams of learning piano in both Russia and the USA with full scholarships and graduated with high honours. She furthered her studies in piano performance in Boston and in Vienna, Austria. An engaging and thoughtful piano teacher with more than 10 years of teaching experience, she tailors her lesson plans to each individual student and helps them reach their goals. Because of her international education, Ms. Gong was interviewed by the New York media on the contrasting music education systems between Russia and USA and the impact it had on her teaching techniques and students. Playful at heart with lots of positive energy, Ms. Gong can relate and connect with her students easily. She is very patient and firmly believes that music can positively influence self-esteem, stress management, and creativity. Ms. Gong also sat on the jury for international piano competitions and gave masterclasses in China and the USA. 

Andrew studied violin performance under Prof. Sherban Lupu, and chamber music under members of the Pacifica Quartet. After graduation, Andrew joined Civic Orchestra of Chicago. He was also selected as a member of the MusiCorps program, in which he introduced different string instruments and explained their performing methods to students and audiences. Andrew went back to his hometown Hong Kong after leaving Civic Orchestra and
taught violin both privately and in various secondary and primary schools. He also performed in several orchestras including the Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra, the Hong Kong Strings, and the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong. Andrew is very experienced in the RCM examination system and focuses on building a strong technical foundation in students of all levels. 

Janet Huang is a dedicated and passionate piano teacher with a talent for nurturing children's love of playing and motivating their intrinsic drive to learn. With a teaching philosophy centered around the concepts of "learning through play" and "playing through learning," Ms. Huang strives to make piano learning a dynamic and enjoyable experience for children. With over 10 years of experience in music teaching and large-scale stage performances, Ms. Huang has honed her skills in piano, voice, and pipa performance. Her teaching style is characterized by patience, humor, and inspiration, skillfully awakening children's enthusiasm for learning. Ms. Huang integrates her teaching with a deep understanding of students' psychological characteristics. She employ the Orff music teaching method to establish a solid foundation for systematic piano learning. She tailors to the individual needs of each student, with clear lesson plans, compact sections, and a specific focus on challenging areas. With Ms. Huang's guidance, piano learning no longer remains a tedious task but transforms into an exciting journey filled with fun, self-competition, and personal growth. 

Soprano Mei Lee is a performing artist, voice teacher, and music educator with a vision. A creative and versatile performer in operas, oratorios, concerts and recitals, Ms. Lee has performed in Canada and abroad with the Canadian Opera Company and Taiwan National Symphony Orchestra among others.  In addition to her performing career, Mei is equally active in studio as a voice teacher. Under her guidance, many of her students have been accepted into prestigious vocal programs, and enjoyed great successes in local and international competitions. Mei is also one of the leading authorities in the integration of musical performance and pedagogy with Alexander Technique. Full bio 

Ms. Rena Lu started playing piano at the age of 5 and obtained her RCM Diploma before she went to university. She received her Music Honours degree and Bachelor of Arts in Art History, with a History minor from McMaster University. Ms. Lu also obtained a group music certificate from YAMAHA music school, as well as finished a teaching practicum certificate from YCDSB. Her main area of focus is music history and music theory, in conjunction with piano performance and conducting. Rena has more than 18 years of music teaching experience since her high school years. With her passion for music theory teaching and the care for her students, Ms. Lu always provides her students with a positive learning environment to encourage students to do their best. She is also able to demonstrate and encourage high standards of professionalism.

Ms. Yuanyuan Sha is an accomplished pianist and educator. She was accepted at a young age to the Shenyang Conservatory and completed her Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance at China Conservatory. Ms. Sha received many awards while in school and won top prizes at numerous competitions. She is also an avid chamber musician and frequently plays in concerts. Besides her own performance career, she loves passing her passion for music and piano to her students.  Ms. Sha is a patient and responsible teacher. She was the top instuctor at Bao Hui Qiao Piano School in Beijing for over a decade and continues to mentor students after immigrating to Canada. She focuses on technique, as well as inspiring musicality and imagination in students. 

Willow Shi is an accomplished music specialist with a Master's degree in piano, a Bachelor's degree in Music Education with a minor in vocal performance, as well as a portfolio of varied accomplishments such as performances and collaborations with top musicians all over the world. With more than 10 years of teaching experience, she works with students of all levels and ages.  Willow is a very responsible, supportive, and loving teacher who teaches from the heart with empathy and patience, and who is loved by her students.  She is also an expert in group lessons. They have been very popular and in high demand. 

Pianist Alexander Sokol immigrated to Canada in 2005 and immediately joined the Canadian musical scene. Born in Kharkov, Ukraine, he became a laureate at the All-Russia Piano Competition and went on to win two prestigious international competitions in Italy - the Carlo Soliva Piano Competition and Rina Sana Gallo Piano Competition, resulting in critically acclaimed European concert tours.

Prior to his immigration to Canada, Alexander held the position of Associate Professor at Israel's prestigious Rubin Music Academy in Tel-Aviv. As well, he has given solo and chamber music performances throughout Israel and Europe.

Catherine Tan is a music enthusiast who shares her passion for the arts through performing and teaching. She currently studies at the University of Toronto specializing in Music Education and minoring in psychology. She is well-rehearsed in a variety of musical styles including classical, jazz, pop and musical theatre. She actively performs in the GTA utilizing music as a tool to heal and inspire those in her community. In addition to being a performer, Catherine is also passionate about teaching. Besides her private studio, she directed musicals, led songwriting workshops and was the co-director of the TCDSB Honour Band. She is very approachable and excited to work with students to help them achieve their music goals.

Emily is a Toronto-based musician who graduated with her Bachelor of Music, specializing in music education and therapy.  Emily is an ambitious teacher and currently teaches piano lessons to students of all ages. In her 25 years of teaching experience, her students have demonstrated outstanding performance achieving excelling scores in RCM examinations and participating in a variety of music contests. Emily is dedicated to helping children reach their full musical potential. Being a diligent educator is important to her, firmly believing music enables students to build a solid foundation for lifelong learning; to achieve the best of their musical abilities while attaining a deep understanding and appreciation of music.