Ting Luo | Pianist

• Piano Recitalist and Collaborator 

• Director and Pianist | New Arts Collaboration

• Certified Teacher,  The Music Teachers' Association of California (MTAC), Music Teachers National Association [MTNA]

As a piano recitalist,  Ting Luo (Tingyuan Luo) performed in events such as Roomful of Pianos-NAMM Show, ‘Young Professionals on Stage’ Recital Series at 2018 CAPMT State Conference and etc. In September 2017, Ting Luo was invited to play and speak in a series of solo piano recitals and lecture recitals in prestigious venues in China such as Gulangyu Concert Hall, Guangxi University and Sichuan Teachers' University in China. 

As the winner of many national and international awards, Ting Luo has won well-known piano competitions such as The 2019 United States International Music Competition, The 2018 Piano Competition of Montecito International Music Festival in California, The 2017 China-ASEAN Youth Piano Competition, The 2017 Pearl River-Kayserburg International Youth Piano Competition, The 2017 Steinway International Youth Piano Competition.

Since 2020, Ting Luo has curated a multimedia new music and art project New Arts Collaboration, collaborating with artists from composers to visual artists, creating and performing multimedia new piano works. Works by NAC have been selected and featured in CAPMT-MTNA Artists Panel Webinar, The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art’s Digital Shorts Film Festival, Fresh Inc Festival, New Music Gathering Conference/Festival, and will be presented in Old First Concert Series, The Center of New Music and Thailand New Music and Arts Symposium from September to December 2021. 

Ting Luo serves as the chair of Contemporary Competition of CAPMT-MTNA(SF-Bay Area District). She is an active member in the music organizations such as Music Teachers National Association(MTNA), Music Teachers' Association of California(MTAC) and The Chinese Music Teachers Association of Northern California (CMTANC). 

Ting Luo obtained the Master of Music degree on solo piano performance from the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California. Through her piano career, she received instructions from legendary pianist such as Daniel Pollack, Roger Woodward, Peter Takács and so on.  

M.M. USC. U.S. | B.M. XingHai Conservatory of Music. China