TRACY TANG

Tracy Tang is an international prize-winning pianist who has performed in venues including Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, and the Musikverein, and most recently as soloist in Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto with the Chinese National Symphony at Beijing’s Forbidden City Concert Hall.

 

The Young Steinway Artist has been featured at leading festivals such as the Aspen Music Festival, Bowdoin International Music Festival, and Mozarteum Summer Academy. She earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the New England Conservatory, studying with Alexander Korsantia, and completed her Artist Diploma at the Royal Academy of Music receiving guidance and mentorship from Christopher Elton and Yevgeny Sudbin. She is currently pursuing her Doctorate of Musical Arts degree at Boston University with Pavel Nersessian, where her research explores the connection between performance and long-term memory.

 

A dedicated and experienced educator, Tracy has held teaching assistantships throughout her graduate studies and maintains an active institutional teaching studio at music schools focused towards early education and pre-college students in the Boston area. As a recipient of the Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music, her teaching philosophy fosters musical growth, technique, and creativity, inspiring students to build confidence and excellence, and a lifelong love of music. 

 

Having grown up moving across continents many times, Tracy resonates with the universal language and accessibility of the arts. As an active member of her musical community and former Collegiate Ambassador for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Tracy regularly performs in schools and retired living centers, and has presented lecture-recitals at the Boston Public Library on musical interpretation to encourage accessibility in non-traditional concert settings. Her own concert series, Café Society, at the 1901 Arts Club in London, an homage to the informal house concerts of the romantics, featured spoken word and musical performance. Her disaster relief concerts have supported refugee crisis relief, Room to Read, and Doctors Without Borders. 

 

Happiest on the road, Tracy often drives cross-country with her dog Proko - named after the great Sergei- in search of big mountains and big skies, performing and organizing concerts in local towns along the way.