Priscilla, BMus
​​Piano and Cello

Priscilla Lee began piano studies at age four with Hungarian pedagogue Klara Bookbinder in Toronto, later adding cello at the Eckarté Gramatté Conservatory in Brandon, Manitoba. She reached her ARCT early on and has performed in numerous competitions and festivals, winning Kiwanis provincial awards, RCM gold medals, and scholarships.

At fifteen, Priscilla entered Dalhousie University to pursue a Bachelor of Music in Performance with dual concentrations in piano and cello. She has performed as a soloist with orchestras including Symphony Nova Scotia and toured Europe with the Jubilance Singers and Orchestra under conductor Manne Idestrom. At eighteen, she became the youngest recipient of the Symphony Nova Scotia apprenticeship and has been featured numerous times on CBC News.

Passionate about music education, Priscilla has completed Suzuki pedagogy and Early Childhood training in Canada and the U.S., studying with teachers including Juilliard alumna Sachiko Ishihara and Wantsai Chen of the Suzuki Talent Education Society. With the heart to bring music to underserved populations, she has taught music internationally at music camps for refugees. Committed to the belief that every child has the ability to learn, she is driven to share her love for music with students.