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Our instructors go through a strict selection process. We assess qualifications, seek advice from professional consultants and our teaching directors to ensure that teachers have high quality teaching standards and that high standards are maintained at all times.
Kun Is a well experienced Violin Teacher and Performer with over 20 years of International Teaching. A performer since the age of twelve, Kun began playing more than 100 performances each year in GuangDong China. His expertise was also demonstrated when Kun performed as the Leader of the Second Violins in the New Continental Chamber Orchestra, Beijing String Quartet and Symphony Orchestra.
Kun entered the Guangzhou Conservatory of Music in 1982: Majoring in Violin education and Viola. Graduating in 1986 Kun commenced teaching both Violin and Solfeggio. In 1987, he moved to Australia and has participated in various music teaching and performing activities at Chevalier College, Sun's Music Instrument School and Goulburn Conservatorium of Music as “Strings Teacher”. In 2002, he returned to the Composition Department of Xinghai Conservatory of Music in China and served there for many years before being offered a role at Hong Kong Parsons Music as the “Strings Teacher” and Consultant in 2010. Speaking English and both Mandarin and Cantonese, he is well equipped to communicate across cultures.
Kun has obtained many achievements in Children’s Music Foundation Training. He has set a high standard in his lessons resulting in many students becoming active members of Hong Kong’s Music and Performance Communities. Having great passion for teaching Kun enjoys seeing his students develop good playing skills and a love for the instrument. Many of his students have achieved extremely high results in both examinations and performances. For example, Mary-Clare passed London Trinity College’s LT exam in violin performance. She was the first to achieve this in New South Wales. In the following year, she won second place at an international violin competition and another student Andrew scored 138 in his grade 8 exam, after learning the viola for only 4 years. Shortly after, he became a prominent member of the SBS Youth Orchestra.
Scarlet Wong is an accomplished violinist and pianist with 15 plus years of experience as a musician. She was a performer as the 1st violinist in the Academy Orchestra of Auckland and a piano and violin teacher. She holds an ABRSM Grade 8 qualification for both piano and violin.
Scarlett has a real passion for teaching kids and helping them having more passion and love for music. To do that, she fosters a fun environment for them to learn and to develop new skills.
Scarlett is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Jenny Wang is a National “First Class” Performer from China.
She graduated from Shenyang Conservatory of Music and worked for Harbin Symphony Orchestra from 1985 to 2015. Since 2016 Jenny has participated in large scale concert performances in Sydney, serving as Principal Concert Master.
With over 30 years experience and serving as the Second Principal Violin, Jenny is well experienced as both a Performer and Educator. Many of Jenny's students have won first and second prizes in various Music Competitions.
Jenny is very experienced in teaching and will help you make your musical dreams come true.
We welcome Jenny to our Teaching Team and invite you to book with her today!
Wendy began learning the violin at the age of seven and continued to enjoy music throughout her school years. She had been a member
of the Youth Orchestra and had begun teaching at the institution.
Wendy taught at Parson Music in Hong Kong and ran her own
studio from 2000 until 2011. She studied with Professor Michael Ma (Head of the String Department at the Academy of Performing Arts in Hong Kong) to develop her performing and teaching techniques.
Wendy had completed a research project on educating children at a
young age under the direction of Professor Ma while completing the ABRSM teaching course.
Wendy’s students consistently received high marks in their ABRSM Grade and Theory exams, as well as receiving prizes in the Hong Kong School Music Festival competition.
Wendy returned to Australia in 2011 and has performed as a guest violinist in the Canberra community orchestra and taught several students in her spare time.
Parsons Music welcomes Wendy to our teaching team and we invite you to book lessons with her today.
Daniel Pan is a successful classically trained cellist born and raised in Canberra. He began his studies in school and gained a passion for strings and enjoyed playing and showing others how to play at a young age.
He graduated from Conservatorium High School in 2021 studying cello from Thomas Tsai, a highly regarded teacher. Daniel has also received numerous awards at competitions as well as an LMusA and AmusA from The Australian Music Examinations Board. He is also a recipient of the Canberra Grammar School Foundation music scholarship studying there from 2016 to 2018.
Daniel's previous teachers include David Pereira, Lindy Reksten and Professor Orfeo Mandozzi from Zürich University of the Arts."
His continued studies resulted in the successful completion of a Bachelor of Music “with honours” from The Royal Academy of Music (London), Royal College of Music (London) and Royal Northern College of Music (Manchester).
Teaching is very important to Daniel and he is well equipped to teach you to gain good skills and much enjoyment from playing the Cello.
Daniel can help make your musical dreams come true.
We welcome Daniel to our Teaching Team and invite you to book with Daniel today!