Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
New Grade 9 piano exam record!
Sherry Li achieved 91% on her Grade 9 piano exam this month - June 2012! This is a new record for Grade 9! Congraduations!!!!
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Excellent Theory Exam Results!
In May 2012 session , Intermediate Harmony exam, both my students achieved excellent results-
Grace Ning - 80%
Melissa Li - 90%
Congraduations!!!
Grace Ning - 80%
Melissa Li - 90%
Congraduations!!!
Friday, June 8, 2012
24th Annual Student Piano Recital Program
24th ANNUAL STUDENT PIANO RECITAL
FROM THE STUDIO OF ELEANOR HU
Toronto Royal Arts Centre
100 Silver Star Blvd, Unit 206, Scarborough
June 3rd,2012 7pm
1-Kelly Wang -Raccoon’s Lullaby – duet
-Mary had a little lamb – duet
2-Nicole Gong -Oh, I love snack time – duet
-Wish I were a fish – duet
3-Thomas Chen -Gallop pony – duet
-King of the land – duet
4-Jeffrey Li -Olympia games
-Tarantella
5-David Wang -Clock shop – duet
-The wild colt – duet
6-Ryan Yan -Home on a range
-Race car rag – duet
7-Vanessa Chen -Sleeping beauty waltz – duet
-500 year old melody – duet
8-Leo Cui -Chariot race
-Morning by E.Grieg
9-Tina Lin -The mouse in the coal bin
10-Hongyi Chen -Little Lopsided waltz by P. Gallant
-How much is that doggie in the window -duet
11-Sophia Gong -Penguins by L.Niamath
12-Ryan Gong -Menuet en rondeau
-The silent moon
13-George Zhang -Menuetto in C+ by Mozart
-The wind
14-Sandy Wu -Brazilian holiday
15-Coco Lin -The song of twilight by Y.Nakada
16-Jeslyn Chow -Blues No.1 by C.Norton
-La toupee
17-Isaac Wong -Dance of dragonflies
18-Monica Mao -Sonatina in A-, 2nd & 3rd mov. by Gurlitt
19-Raghav Srinvasan -March of buffoons
20-Helen Huang -Verso in E-
-Romance
21-Clement Chow -Arietta
22-Grace Yuan -Come back to Sorrento
-Morning has broken – duet
23-Weijia Wu -Sonatina in A+ Op.59, No.1 by F. Kuhlau
-Evening at the village by Bartok
24-Meisha Lin -Sonata in E-, 1st mov., by F.Haydn
25-Sherry Li -Jasmine
-Study in A+
26-Grace Ning -Arabesque No.1 by Debussy
27-Dailin Li -Songs without words in E+ by Mendelssohn
28-Jiaying Li -6 Variations of Land of the Silver Birch
-Poet and peasant overture – duet
29-Melissa Li -Liebestraum No.3 by F.Liszt
Eleanor Hu
Tel: 416-733-1631;416-520-3313;
email:solatido38@hotmail.com, website:www.solatido38.blogspot.com
ARCTpiano performer; ARCT piano teacher;
LTCL ( England ) piano performer;
*********************************************************Ms. Hu was born in a music family. Begin at the age of four she studied piano with her mother Ms. Yuen Kei Sui, then Ms. Zhu Zhu and Ms. Fei Lan Li at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing; Mr. Patrick Li and Mr. Earl Moss at RCM and furthered her studies with Mr. Sergei Pavlov in Toronto. She achieved Helen Valenska Memorial Scholarship in 1987; won Beethoven and Chopin Prizes at CNE Music Festival in 1988; received Honorable Mention Award from Amadeus Choir Carol Writing Competition in 1993.Ms. Hu has dedicated herself to the art of music teaching in Toronto since 1985. She emphasizes the importance of fundamental method teaching and develops students’ musical senses with consistent training of ear-training, sight-reading, technique, wide selection of repertoire and music theory. Ms. Hu believes that each and every individual is musical deeply inside and it takes time and effort to discover and develop one’s musical sense. After all the appreciation and the joy of music are the gifts of life. Music teaches a lot about life. Beside classical music, she encourages students to explore the world of Disney music, jazz, pop music, folk tunes, movie music, dancing music, Broadway musicals and much more. For 27 years, all Ms.Hu’s students have successfully achieved first class honors and honors at all grades of RCM exams including ARCTs. Some of her students have participated and won prizes in piano competitions since year 2000. Ms.Hu’s students have performed at disable people’s home and many senior homes such as Gibson, Tendercare, Leisureworld and Yee Hong. The annual student recital has been a tradition. It has been held inMay/June every year since 1989.
FROM THE STUDIO OF ELEANOR HU
Toronto Royal Arts Centre
100 Silver Star Blvd, Unit 206, Scarborough
June 3rd,2012 7pm
1-Kelly Wang -Raccoon’s Lullaby – duet
-Mary had a little lamb – duet
2-Nicole Gong -Oh, I love snack time – duet
-Wish I were a fish – duet
3-Thomas Chen -Gallop pony – duet
-King of the land – duet
4-Jeffrey Li -Olympia games
-Tarantella
5-David Wang -Clock shop – duet
-The wild colt – duet
6-Ryan Yan -Home on a range
-Race car rag – duet
7-Vanessa Chen -Sleeping beauty waltz – duet
-500 year old melody – duet
8-Leo Cui -Chariot race
-Morning by E.Grieg
9-Tina Lin -The mouse in the coal bin
10-Hongyi Chen -Little Lopsided waltz by P. Gallant
-How much is that doggie in the window -duet
11-Sophia Gong -Penguins by L.Niamath
12-Ryan Gong -Menuet en rondeau
-The silent moon
13-George Zhang -Menuetto in C+ by Mozart
-The wind
14-Sandy Wu -Brazilian holiday
15-Coco Lin -The song of twilight by Y.Nakada
16-Jeslyn Chow -Blues No.1 by C.Norton
-La toupee
17-Isaac Wong -Dance of dragonflies
18-Monica Mao -Sonatina in A-, 2nd & 3rd mov. by Gurlitt
19-Raghav Srinvasan -March of buffoons
20-Helen Huang -Verso in E-
-Romance
21-Clement Chow -Arietta
22-Grace Yuan -Come back to Sorrento
-Morning has broken – duet
23-Weijia Wu -Sonatina in A+ Op.59, No.1 by F. Kuhlau
-Evening at the village by Bartok
24-Meisha Lin -Sonata in E-, 1st mov., by F.Haydn
25-Sherry Li -Jasmine
-Study in A+
26-Grace Ning -Arabesque No.1 by Debussy
27-Dailin Li -Songs without words in E+ by Mendelssohn
28-Jiaying Li -6 Variations of Land of the Silver Birch
-Poet and peasant overture – duet
29-Melissa Li -Liebestraum No.3 by F.Liszt
Eleanor Hu
Tel: 416-733-1631;416-520-3313;
email:solatido38@hotmail.com, website:www.solatido38.blogspot.com
ARCTpiano performer; ARCT piano teacher;
LTCL ( England ) piano performer;
*********************************************************Ms. Hu was born in a music family. Begin at the age of four she studied piano with her mother Ms. Yuen Kei Sui, then Ms. Zhu Zhu and Ms. Fei Lan Li at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing; Mr. Patrick Li and Mr. Earl Moss at RCM and furthered her studies with Mr. Sergei Pavlov in Toronto. She achieved Helen Valenska Memorial Scholarship in 1987; won Beethoven and Chopin Prizes at CNE Music Festival in 1988; received Honorable Mention Award from Amadeus Choir Carol Writing Competition in 1993.Ms. Hu has dedicated herself to the art of music teaching in Toronto since 1985. She emphasizes the importance of fundamental method teaching and develops students’ musical senses with consistent training of ear-training, sight-reading, technique, wide selection of repertoire and music theory. Ms. Hu believes that each and every individual is musical deeply inside and it takes time and effort to discover and develop one’s musical sense. After all the appreciation and the joy of music are the gifts of life. Music teaches a lot about life. Beside classical music, she encourages students to explore the world of Disney music, jazz, pop music, folk tunes, movie music, dancing music, Broadway musicals and much more. For 27 years, all Ms.Hu’s students have successfully achieved first class honors and honors at all grades of RCM exams including ARCTs. Some of her students have participated and won prizes in piano competitions since year 2000. Ms.Hu’s students have performed at disable people’s home and many senior homes such as Gibson, Tendercare, Leisureworld and Yee Hong. The annual student recital has been a tradition. It has been held inMay/June every year since 1989.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
more students won Kiwanis music festival!
just found out_
Jeslyn Chow won 3rd prize in Grade 3 C class!
Sherry Li won silver in Chopin major work class!
Jeslyn Chow won 3rd prize in Grade 3 C class!
Sherry Li won silver in Chopin major work class!
Friday, April 27, 2012
24th annual student piano recital
24th Student Annual Recital
Time: Sunday, June 3rd, 2012 from 7-9pm. Pls. arrive no later than 7pm. Performance begins at 7:15pm SHARP!!!
Duration: estimated -1 1/2 hour
Place: Toronto Royal Arts Centre – 100 Silver Star Blvd, Unit #206, Scarborough; north of Finch, west of Midland
Dress Code: Formal!! – no running shoes, jeans, track pant etc.
Camera and video: welcome! Group photo time at the end.
Food / drink: only water allowed
Fee: $30 each performer; non-refundable due on or before
May 8th
Admission: Free; all families and friends welcome! Pls. register with me the total # of people asap especially if you bring more than 3 audience
Important Note:
#1 – It is a new location with better facility. Pls. allow enough travel time in order to find the place and parking! Coming early without getting rushed will relax your kid / kids who will be performing and relax me too! Thank you!
#2 – young kids 4yr. old and under who can not promise not to make any noise during the performance are NOT allowed!
#3 – all electronic device cell phone etc. are required to be on SILENT during performance.
#4 - Student Annual Recital is a tradition. This is the 24th! My students began performing at annual recital since 1989. It is the biggest and most formal event of the year. It is held in the concert hall setting. All students are highly encouraged to participate in this great stage experience. Thank you for your support!
Time: Sunday, June 3rd, 2012 from 7-9pm. Pls. arrive no later than 7pm. Performance begins at 7:15pm SHARP!!!
Duration: estimated -1 1/2 hour
Place: Toronto Royal Arts Centre – 100 Silver Star Blvd, Unit #206, Scarborough; north of Finch, west of Midland
Dress Code: Formal!! – no running shoes, jeans, track pant etc.
Camera and video: welcome! Group photo time at the end.
Food / drink: only water allowed
Fee: $30 each performer; non-refundable due on or before
May 8th
Admission: Free; all families and friends welcome! Pls. register with me the total # of people asap especially if you bring more than 3 audience
Important Note:
#1 – It is a new location with better facility. Pls. allow enough travel time in order to find the place and parking! Coming early without getting rushed will relax your kid / kids who will be performing and relax me too! Thank you!
#2 – young kids 4yr. old and under who can not promise not to make any noise during the performance are NOT allowed!
#3 – all electronic device cell phone etc. are required to be on SILENT during performance.
#4 - Student Annual Recital is a tradition. This is the 24th! My students began performing at annual recital since 1989. It is the biggest and most formal event of the year. It is held in the concert hall setting. All students are highly encouraged to participate in this great stage experience. Thank you for your support!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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