Jingjing Wan

Praised as a “rock-solid” pianist by The Straits Times of Singapore, Jingjing Wan has established herself as a versatile performer and collaborative artist on international stages. She is the recipient of multiple awards and honors, including prizes at the Young Chang National Competition in China, the Yamaha Music European Foundation Scholarship in the United Kingdom, the National Violin and Piano Competition in Singapore, the Ars Nova International Piano Competition, and the Haeberle Memorial Piano Award in the United States.

Jingjing has appeared as a soloist and collaborative pianist with ensembles such as the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra, the NAFA Orchestra, and the Metropolitan Orchestra in Singapore. She has performed in Aspen Music Festival, “Encuentro” Music Festival, Apple Hill Chamber Music Festival, with appearances in Spain, France, Germany, Singapore, China and the United States. She holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in piano performance from the Royal College of Music in London and a Doctor of Musical Arts in Piano Performance from the University of Michigan. Her teachers include Christopher Harding, Gordon Ferguson Thompson, Dimitry Alexeev, and Chunyee Yu.

In the summer of 2023, Jingjing served as Artist-in-Residence with All Seasons Communities, presenting twenty concerts across four venues in Michigan, Tucson (Arizona), and Naples (Florida), performing a wide range of repertoire. She currently serves as a full time collaborative pianist at the Music Department of the University of Massachusetts, where she works closely with vocalists and instrumentalists in performance and preparation.