WELCOME

At age 16, I found an unrelenting passion for piano playing. A shy and private person, I enjoyed spending countless hours alone in a practice room mastering all the intricacies of sounds that the piano can give. It is not just about sounds either, the mere physical act of handling the instrument is also something to behold (no puns intended). 

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I also found multiplied joy when the musical experience is shared with others, through performing solo, collaborating, or teaching. Regardless of whether I am pursuing a career in music or not, I have made up my mind to become the best musician possible, and the best musical sharer. 

 

Before that, however, at age 11, I had an unflinching belief that I was a terrible singer and musician. What are the odds that a student would get a zero in a singing assignment in a music class? I did just that, by not completing the assignment and constantly getting on the teacher’s bad side. The experience created my aversion towards music for a long time. I was not just indifferent towards music, I hated and feared it. 

 

So how do you turn something you hate and fear into a career? Certain unbearably beautiful piano pieces did that for me. That is the short version. The long version is the reason why I am here sharing my story with you: It is through constant refinement. Refinement through new perspectives, through mentorship, through reading, through practice, and the list goes on. This journey has taken me to the US, Boston, where I am constantly learning and sharing my musical experience with people from many different backgrounds and unique perspectives. I felt that, in many ways, through music, I have come a long way towards reaching my goal and potential. 

 

I hope that by me being a musical sharer, and you being an open-minded learner, I can help you achieve your fullest potential. For it is, according to Aristotle, the ultimate happiness in life.