Ting Luo
About
Tingyuan started to teach students who were interested in piano study, basic composition skills and music theory since 2012. Tingyuan is specified on teaching early piano beginners, as well as students for piano exams and piano competitions, especially for ABRSM music exam, her students have performed very well in those exams and obtained ideal grades.
Tingyuan is also freelancing on piano collaboration and piano performing. She has a substantial career as a piano recitalist. In October 2018, Tingyuan performed in events such as ‘Young Professional on Stage’ CAPMT Recital Series at Norcal Music and Arts Centerr, ‘‘Winners’ Concert’’ of The 2019 United States International Music Competition at the Recital Hall in the Santa Clara University, Roomful of Pianos-NAMM Show and ‘Young Professionals on Stage’ Recital Series at 2018 CAPMT State Conference. September 2017, Tingyuan held a solo piano concert in the Newman Recital Hall at USC and was later invited to play a series of solo piano recitals in prestigious venues in China.
Tingyuan Luo obtained Master of Music in Solo Piano Performance under the instruction of legendary pianist Daniel Pollack at USC.
As a music curator, Ting collaborate for a composer-musician-visual artist collaboration project: New Arts Collaboration（NewArtsCollaboration.org), working on new piano music production and performance.
Website: LTingArts.com
“I teach piano lessons in a caring, warm and encouraging manner. I hope my students feel playing piano is a natural way of human expression and love to spend time exploring different pieces and practicing. I like to take care of students’ different needs to make sure they develop their musical strengths well. I enjoy motivating students’ progression and interest by setting goals for them to achieve.
I teach the lessons from younger kids that are above the age of 5 to adults. I encourage people from all the back ground and experience to learn the music and enjoying the time of learning and playing.
I believe it is important for students to hear their peers perform and experience playing in front of audiences. I assign students’ pieces from a variety of styles from Baroque to Contemporary. My strength is in classical style especially Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Impressionism. But I also enjoy teaching Jazz and New Age Music.”
Piano Faculty at Community School of Music and Arts(CSMA)
Competition Chair, CAPMT Honors Competition of California Association of Professional Music Teachers (CAPMT)
Certified Teacher, The Music Teachers' Association of California(MTAC), Music Teachers National Association(MTNA), The Chinese Music Teachers Association of Northern California (CMTANC)
Music Curator: NewArtsCollaboration.org
