North Shore School of Talent Education

Jessica Tseng is a violinist, performer, and educator from Canada. She has received her Masters from the University of British Columbia in the Spring of 2015, specializing in Violin Performance and chamber music. 

 

She is also the founder and Director of the North Shore School of Talent Education, a Suzuki violin and viola program located in North Vancouver, B.C. founded in 2015. North Shore school of Talent Education offers expert instruction in violin, along with a full array of musical experiences designed to provide an extraordinary musical education, preparing students for a lifetime of music making at the highest level, regardless of professional aspirations.

 

During her many summers, she has participates in many festivals including NAO (National Academy Orchestra), North Orchestra, AMF (Atlantic Music Fest), and more. In 2015, she furthered her study by studying pedagogy and Suzuki philosophy under Charles Krigbuam. She has been profoundly influenced and inspired by her principle mentors : Emily Pan, Charles Krigbuam, Terence Tam, Gwen Thompson, Andrew Dawes and members of Borealis String Quartet.

 

"My goal is to create a nurturing music community; where everyone respects and communicates in all directions. Each party (Child, Parent, Teacher) has an equal amount of importance. I want to create a community where parents and kids can learn together and from other families.

 

As an educator, I enjoy teach, learn , and share the love of music with my students, through both private and online lessons.  For people who lives further away,  by using Skype, anyone with an internet connection could take lessons no matter where they were in the world.  Skype has allowed for world-wide engagement between musicians, and through this video exchange, we  are sharing methods and musical ideas across the globe.

 

Watch kids blossom into beautiful flowers is my goal."