Biography

Season Wang holds a Bachelor of Music with distinction (B.Mus) from the University of Victoria as well as an Associate of the Royal Conservatory of Toronto (ARCT) Diploma in Piano Performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music. She is also a member of the British Columbia Registered Music Teachers’ Association with the designation of Registered Music Teacher (RMT) in Classical Piano.

Season has studied with notable teachers such as Bruce Vogt, Nicholas Rada, Michelle Mares, and Letti Chu and she has attended master classes given by her professors and distinguished artists such as Arthur Rowe, Michelle Fillion, Colin Tilney, Kyoko Hashimoto, and many more.  

Season has participated in numerous festivals including the Student Performers' Guild, Festival on the Lake, Vancouver Kiwanis Music Festival, and the Northshore Music Festival and have won many awards. She is the recipient of the Dorothy Buchsein Prize in Piano, the Fletcher Piano Scholarship, the Joyce and Don Brake Scholarship in Music, the Grace Swannell Memorial Scholarship in Piano, and the Rebecca and Esther Lazarus Scholarship in Music.

Season is an avid performer, collaborator, and teacher. In high demand as a collaborator, Season has been invited to perform at galas, events featuring distinguished guests, theatre productions, musicals, anniversary celebrations, and thank you concerts. She regularly plays in recitals, both solo and joint, competitions, festivals, and exams. She has fostered tremendous goodwill towards the community, heightened morale and spirit of the performers, and provided an exceptional liaison between music and the public. 

As a teacher, Season enjoys the many opportunities to support students, faculty, and parents in the studio. She is inspired by the achievements and passion of the students who come from around the world.  Her creative approach to music continues to inspire young musicians of all ages in mind, body, and spirit. Her motto is "music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life". In addition to her passion for music, Season is also recognized as a professional for her ability to link theory and practice in the field of teaching and learning. 

Season believes that teachers must be empowering leaders who guide each individual to reach their own creative potential. She can speak Cantonese, Mandarin, and English.

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