Jacqueline Huang is an accomplished violinist and pianist with extensive performance and teaching experience. She graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from Western University, where she also pursued a double major in violin and piano, and studied under renowned instructor Melvin Martin.

Jacqueline has performed widely across the GTA and internationally, including with the London Symphonia, Li Delun Symphony Orchestra, North York Concert Orchestra, and Unionville Theatre Company. She has also performed for acclaimed artists such as Erika Raum, Marie Bérard, and Jonathan Crow, and has led solo recitals, chamber ensembles, and musical theatre productions.

With years of private and group teaching experience, Jacqueline brings a supportive, uplifting approach to her students, integrating piano, violin, music theory, and ensemble coaching. She is passionate about helping students develop their musical skills, confidence, and love for music, while fostering creativity and personal growth.

Robert Huang is a professional cellist, conductor, and music educator with over 30 years of experience teaching cello, violin, viola, double bass, and piano. He graduated from China’s Central Conservatory of Music and earned an Artist Diploma in Cello from the Royal Conservatory Glenn Gould School in Toronto.

Throughout his career, Mr. Huang has performed extensively as principal cellist with orchestras in China, Canada, and Taiwan, including the Central Ballet Symphony Orchestra, BC Prince George Symphony Orchestra, and the Royal Conservatory Symphony Orchestra. He also co-founded VioCello Music Studio, where he continues to teach individual and group lessons, conduct youth orchestras, and arrange and edit music for students.

In addition to performance and teaching, Mr. Huang led Beijing’s first jazz ensemble, the “Alas Jazz Band,” performing at embassies and renowned venues. His dedication to music education, ensemble leadership, and performance brings both technical excellence and artistic inspiration to every student.