KEVIN WUN PONG YEUNG

Kevin is a harpsichordist, a recorder player, and a piano teacher with a deep passion for early music. He is currently based in Quebec City, Canada.Kevin began his musical journey at the age of five with his first instrument, the melodica. A few months later, he started piano lessons, which continued throughout his early years in Hong Kong and later in France, where he pursued further studies. During his piano training, his professor frequently introduced him to Baroque repertoire—a genre Kevin deeply loved and which also happened to be his professor’s own specialty. This formative experience strongly shaped Kevin’s musical direction.Following the completion of his ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, UK) Grade 8 diplomas in Music Theory and Practical Piano, Kevin transitioned his focus toward the rigorous study of early music. He remains actively engaged in professional development, pursuing advanced harpsichord studies , Early Music Theory (e.g. Solmization) with an emphasis on historical performance, Partimento tradition.With the aim of developing his own Baroque ensemble, Kevin founded Folia Sinfonia, a small early music group in which he performs on harpsichord and recorders.In addition to keyboard instruments, Kevin is also passionate about woodwind music. During his elementary and secondary school years, he played recorder in a recorder ensemble, clarinet in a school orchestra, and sheng in a traditional Chinese orchestra. He is currently a member of a recorder ensemble in Quebec City called Sofàbec.Kevin has more than 10 years of experience teaching classical piano. He currently teaches piano at two music schools in Quebec City: Centre musical Unison and Espace sans mesure. In addition, he offers private piano lessons at his home studio. For further information, please consult the "Book a lesson" page. As availability is limited, prospective students are invited to contact Kevin to inquire about openings.In addition to his musical background, Kevin is an accomplished visual artist who works with a rich array of mediums: oil, gouache, charcoal, graphite, ink, watercolour, sumi-e, and calligraphy. His artistic eye extends to the elegant practice of handwriting music manuscripts, as displayed in the background of this site.To discover more of his creative work, please visit his official website:Atelier Allemande
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Lessons are conducted at my home studio in

Saint Jean-Baptiste, Québec, QC

(Near the church Saint-Jean-Baptiste)

Teaching Philosophy

Music is much like a spoken language: true fluency requires learning how to read, write, listen, and “speak” through the piano. My curriculum is designed to cover each of these essential elements, providing you with a comprehensive foundation to understand and interpret classical repertoire.From your very first lesson, we will actively work to:
- Read sheet music with confidence
- Internalize and count rhythms accurately
- Develop independent, two-handed coordination
- Cultivate expressive musicality and interpretation
- Actively listen to and refine your own performanceWhile there are no shortcuts to mastering an instrument, there are highly effective strategies that make the learning process accessible and rewarding. My objective is to build your technical and artistic skills in a structured, engaging, and professional environment.

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