About Diana Chen
An award-winning violinist, Ms.Diana Chen graduated from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore, in 2018 under a full scholarship. During her undergraduate years, she received several accolades, including 3rd Prize in the Violin Category of the 2015 Concerto Competition in Singapore and 2nd Prize at the Qingyuan International Music Festival in China.
Ms.Diana Chen has performed with a wide range of local and international productions, including Romeo and Juliet with the Stuttgart Ballet, Aida with the Singapore Lyric Opera Orchestra, and major concerts with the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra. She was also part of the American Broadway Production of The Phantom of the Opera during its Singapore season at Marina Bay Sands Theatre.
As a performing artist, Ms.Diana Chen has appeared with leading orchestras and productions such as the Singapore Lyric Opera Orchestra, Stuttgart Ballet (Romeo and Juliet), and the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra. She has also graced the stage in world-renowned musicals, including the American Broadway production of “The Phantom of the Opera” during its Singapore run.
In 2019, Ms.Diana Chen participated in the recording of Singapore’s National Day Parade music video “Home.” She was subsequently invited to perform at the IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in 2022 and 2023, events that brought together international delegates and government leaders. In 2025, she performed with the chamber ensemble Asia Virtuosi, further extending her orchestral and collaborative work.
Beyond classical performance, Ms.Diana Chen also excels in non-traditional musical platforms — a passion that began with her leadership role in the Envie Electric Trio, a dynamic group that toured Southeast Asia and received wide recognition for its innovative performances. Alongside her concert work, she has contributed her artistry to numerous film scores, live productions, and video recordings, bringing her sound to diverse audiences and mediums.
Drawing from her wide-ranging experience across classical, contemporary, and cross-genre performances, Ms.Diana Chen believes in a music education that values diversity and imagination. She hopes to inspire her students to explore music with openness and curiosity, growing through every note they play.
Our Teaching Principles
- To lay a strong foundation in good techniques, helping every student build confidence and joy in their playing.
- To inspire independent learning through patient guidance and a supportive environment where each child feels safe to explore, grow, and discover their own musical voice.
- To nurture self-discipline, perseverance, and focus while encouraging a healthy sense of self-belief and pride in every small achievement.
- To spark curiosity and imagination through music, guiding students to think creatively and express themselves with heart.
- To care for every student as an individual — understanding their pace, personality, and strengths so that each one can shine in their own unique way.