Teaching Philosophy: "The joy and satisfaction of hearing yourself play music on a piano is universal, regardless of age or skill level. I believe that with the proper guidance every individual can have this enriching and gratifying experience. As a teacher, my responsibility is to cultivate each student’s own path on their musical journey.
"I respect individual differences such as learning habits, personality, physical and motor skills, attention span, and schedule availability. I tailor study plans according to such differences. I guide each student to discover their own musical interests, while developing technique that naturally fits their hands. Most importantly, I want to inspire them to express their feelings through making music.
"In the process of helping each student discover their “musical self”, I strive to expose them to the rich culture of musical arts, and nurture a lifelong love and appreciation of the art of piano."
Classical pianist Jane Hua is actively teaching and performing in Boston. Besides recently joining in the Note-worthy Experiences Music Studio faculty team, she is on piano faculty position at Cambridge Center for Adult Education; Opera Pianist, Marketing and Fundraising Associate at the Cambridge Chamber Ensemble; Accompanist and Vocal Coach at All About Us Performing Arts Company.
As the pandemic shut down all concert venues, she started to perform virtual concerts. Recently, she played a solo concert presented by the Boston Public Library. A chamber duo concert with violinist Stephanie Oestreich at Harvard Music Association and organized by Ballets Russes Arts Initiative. Her upcoming recording projects include programs with violinist Daniel Kurganov and cellist Sebastian Bäverstam, and a ballet piano music album for NYC ballet dancer Eleonora Fae. Jane is currently attending the New England Conservatory under Constantine Finehouse to prepare her DMA auditions in Collaborative Piano.
Before moving to Boston, Jane received two Master of Music degrees in Piano Performance and Collaborative Piano at Kansas State University and University of Massachusetts Amherst respectively. She was a full scholarship student and worked as a Teaching Assistant at both universities. She decided to move to the US to pursue formal music training after receiving a B. A. in International Journalism at BNU-HKBU United International College. She was born and raised in Urumqi from Xinjiang, China.
She has been teaching professionally since 2012 and with Note-worthy Experiences since Summer 2020.
"I respect individual differences such as learning habits, personality, physical and motor skills, attention span, and schedule availability. I tailor study plans according to such differences. I guide each student to discover their own musical interests, while developing technique that naturally fits their hands. Most importantly, I want to inspire them to express their feelings through making music.
"In the process of helping each student discover their “musical self”, I strive to expose them to the rich culture of musical arts, and nurture a lifelong love and appreciation of the art of piano."
Classical pianist Jane Hua is actively teaching and performing in Boston. Besides recently joining in the Note-worthy Experiences Music Studio faculty team, she is on piano faculty position at Cambridge Center for Adult Education; Opera Pianist, Marketing and Fundraising Associate at the Cambridge Chamber Ensemble; Accompanist and Vocal Coach at All About Us Performing Arts Company.
As the pandemic shut down all concert venues, she started to perform virtual concerts. Recently, she played a solo concert presented by the Boston Public Library. A chamber duo concert with violinist Stephanie Oestreich at Harvard Music Association and organized by Ballets Russes Arts Initiative. Her upcoming recording projects include programs with violinist Daniel Kurganov and cellist Sebastian Bäverstam, and a ballet piano music album for NYC ballet dancer Eleonora Fae. Jane is currently attending the New England Conservatory under Constantine Finehouse to prepare her DMA auditions in Collaborative Piano.
Before moving to Boston, Jane received two Master of Music degrees in Piano Performance and Collaborative Piano at Kansas State University and University of Massachusetts Amherst respectively. She was a full scholarship student and worked as a Teaching Assistant at both universities. She decided to move to the US to pursue formal music training after receiving a B. A. in International Journalism at BNU-HKBU United International College. She was born and raised in Urumqi from Xinjiang, China.
She has been teaching professionally since 2012 and with Note-worthy Experiences since Summer 2020.
