Chopin’s music is many classical music lovers’ favorite. Here I play his Prelude in B minor, Op.28 No.6. Enjoy! Online piano lessons and classical piano music articles: https://teresawong.hk Online music training programs: https://teresa-wong-music.teachable.com My music: https://teresawongpiano.com
This is an original piano composition written by me a few years ago. It’s called “Perche” (“Why” in Italian). Enjoy! Listen to more of my original piano music here
I encourage students to arrange their own version of familiar tunes. In our piano beginner book 2, we teach students to play happy birthday song, learn about chords and make up their own versions with the chords.
“O Mio Babbino Caro” is a famous aria from Puccini’s “Madame Butterfly”. I love singing and playing this piece. Enjoy!
We are having our first piano student concert of 2020 on June 6 (Saturday) at 3pm at Harvest Baptist Church in Gunbarrel, Boulder. Miss Teresa Wong will also be performing some of her original piano compositions, and with her chamber sextet group, including Astor Piazzolla’s “Four Seasons”. Selected piano students of Miss Teresa Wong will… Continue reading Piano Student Concert 2020
I use Steinway grand piano at my studio. And here is the waiting area.
A short piano improv composition by me called “Innocenza”. Enjoy!
I wrote this collection of piano music a few years back. Mui Wo is a place on a tiny little outlying island in Hong Kong. I used to go there whenever I had a break from my busy piano teaching life. It has beautiful beaches, enjoyable hikes and lots of cows meandering around. It’s quite… Continue reading Teresa Wong Piano: Mui Wo Suite (Complete)
I am very glad to have received quite a number of adult piano students in the past month. Some of them are new to piano, while others had some piano lessons in the past.
In my mind and heart, every concert is unique, just as every one of our students at my studio is.
Everyone gets nervous before, during and even after they perform on stage; it’s a normal reaction. Who isn’t worried about their own performance? But in order to get more comfortable and be better at it, one must go up that stage over and over again, sometimes even they have performed rather poorly in their last act. It’s the same in life: you get back up again and again after you fall. That’s how you grow and become better and successful in something that matters.
