Schuyi Wang

Schuyi Wang, piano
Schuyi Wang, born in July 2003, is a Chinese pianist praised as “an extremely gifted young pianist with great pianistic abilities, virtuosity, and sensitive musicality. Her dynamic stage presence is characterized by boundless energy and professionalism” — Music Instrument China, a renowned Chinese magazine.

At the age of 16, she emerged as the Winner of the International Anton Rubinstein Piano Competition in Germany. Since then, she has garnered over 20 prizes in piano competitions, including the 1st Prize and a special prize at the WPTA International Piano Competition in Madrid, Spain, in 2023.

Her achievements extend further with 1st Prize victories in competitions such as the GOCAA International, Steinway, Kingsburg, and Mendelssohn Piano Competitions. Additionally, Schuyi has performed concerts worldwide, showcasing her exceptional artistry and passion for music. She has collaborated as a pianist with numerous orchestras in countries including China, Switzerland, and Italy.

After graduating from the esteemed Central Conservatory of Music Middle School, she continued her education at the University of Music and Theatre in Leipzig.

“Her presence at the piano is driven by a strong will to make music, allowing her to deliver a broad range of colors. Her flexible technique offers an energetic and powerful style of playing. Schuyi Wang has great potential, especially in terms of sound, and her attitude at the piano is vigorous, with convincing charisma.” — Severin von Eckardstein, Pianist

“Schuyi Wang is an extremely gifted young pianist with exceptional pianistic abilities and sensitive musicality. Her piano playing demonstrates intelligence in the way she understands and shapes the musical structure of the pieces. On stage, she performs with energy and professionalism.” — Friedemann Rieger, Professor at the University of Music and Art, Stuttgart

“As a prize winner of the Kingsburg Competition, her performance is exquisite and charming, creating a gorgeous and colorful atmosphere.” — Music Magazine, March 2021