Gabrielle Hsu
Gabrielle Hsu is a NYC based pianist and piano teacher. She has
performed in recitals in the Netherlands, Poland, New York, and Boston in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, and Jordan Hall. As a piano teacher, she has worked with students of varying
age and skill level.
Gabrielle was a teaching fellow at the New England Conservatory of Music from 2019-2021 where she partnered with Boston Hope Music, giving lessons to Health Care workers during the pandemic,
and the Boys and Girl Club at Charles Sumner Elementary School where she gave piano lessons to 3rd graders.
She is a current Masters student in Piano Performance at the Manhattan School of Music under the tutelage of Professor Alexandre Moutouzkine and is a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music where she studied with Victor Rosenbaum and HaeSun Paik. She is a laureate of competitions such as the 2022 Hartford Chopin Competition, 2022 George Gershwin Piano Competition, 2021 New York Artists International Competition, 2021 Prima Volta Music Competition, and 2019 William Knabe International Piano Competition.
performed in recitals in the Netherlands, Poland, New York, and Boston in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, and Jordan Hall. As a piano teacher, she has worked with students of varying
age and skill level.
Gabrielle was a teaching fellow at the New England Conservatory of Music from 2019-2021 where she partnered with Boston Hope Music, giving lessons to Health Care workers during the pandemic,
and the Boys and Girl Club at Charles Sumner Elementary School where she gave piano lessons to 3rd graders.
She is a current Masters student in Piano Performance at the Manhattan School of Music under the tutelage of Professor Alexandre Moutouzkine and is a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music where she studied with Victor Rosenbaum and HaeSun Paik. She is a laureate of competitions such as the 2022 Hartford Chopin Competition, 2022 George Gershwin Piano Competition, 2021 New York Artists International Competition, 2021 Prima Volta Music Competition, and 2019 William Knabe International Piano Competition.