Ejoy Music Center is renowned for its exceptional team of experienced music teachers who specialize in teaching traditional Chinese plucked string instruments — Ruan, Guzheng, and Liuqin.
With a strong focus on professional music education, Ejoy has helped students achieve numerous awards and prizes while nurturing their talents to become outstanding musicians. Through our fun and engaging teaching approach, we aim to make learning music enjoyable while deepening students' connection to Chinese culture.
Our Specialties
Ruan
The ruan is a key plucked string instrument with a rich, mellow tone. At Ejoy, we teach various types and cover both traditional and modern techniques to help students master its role in Chinese music.
Guzheng
The guzheng is iconic for its wide range and expressive sound. We guide students from beginner to advanced levels, focusing on traditional and modern techniques for a deep connection with this beloved instrument.
Liuqin
Often compared to a smaller pipa, the liuqin is a high-pitched instrument that adds brightness to Chinese music. Ejoy offers specialized lessons to help students appreciate and confidently play this unique instrument.
Our Teachers
At Ejoy Music Center, our teachers are experienced musicians and educators with deep expertise in traditional Chinese plucked string instruments, ensuring students receive the highest level of instruction.
Our teachers are not only experts in their field but are also dedicated to fostering a love for music in every student. Through their guidance, students develop a deep appreciation for Chinese music while mastering their instruments.
Zhang Rong Hui
Zhang Rong Hui is currently the Ruan Principal of SCO, President of Ruanxian Association of Singapore, council of Singapore Chinese Music Federation , Artistic Director of Singapore Ruanxian Ensemble and the Principal of Ejoy Music Center .
Lo Chai Xia
Lo Chai Xia is currently the Ruan Associate Principal in Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) and the soprano-ruan principal in the Singapore Ruan Chamber Ensemble. Chai xia is an adjunct Ruan teacher in School of the Arts Singapore (SOTA)
Liao Yuanting
Liao Yuanting is an experienced Guzheng teacher with many years of teaching and she is graduated in music performance, majoring in Guzheng.
Wang Hongying
Wang Hongying started playing guzheng when she was 6, currently a guzheng instructor of different schools. She has many experience in teaching guzheng and students like her for being friendly and approachable