Weiwei Wu

Weiwei Wu is a distinguished music educator with a Master’s degree in Music Education from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where she majored in piano and vocal performance. Her expertise in music education is reflected in her active roles within various professional organizations, including membership in the International Society for Music Education (ISME) and the China Musicians Association. In addition, Weiwei serves as the Vocal Examination Chair for the Santa Clara Branch of the Music Teachers' Association of California (MTAC) and is a prominent figure in the San Francisco Chinese Arts Association as an Executive Director. She is also the President of the Chinese Music Teachers’ Association of Northern California (CMTANC).

Weiwei Wu has made significant contributions to the music scene in the Bay Area through her involvement in numerous high-profile performances and events. Her work includes organizing annual recitals for her students and participating in a variety of artistic showcases. Notable performances include the 2011 symphonic cantata "Great Wind Song," the 2012 "Night in Shanghai," and the 2015 CMTANC Nepal Relief Fundraising Concert. She has also played a key role in organizing and participating in performances such as the 2016 "Commemorative Concert for the 70th Anniversary of Victory in the War of Resistance," the 2017 "Touch the Light" charity concert for blind children, and several CMTANC fundraising concerts. Her efforts were particularly recognized in 2018 with a well-received performance of "The Same Song" alongside Cai Guoqing.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Weiwei Wu's dedication to music education and performance has earned her widespread acclaim. Her commitment to nurturing young talent and her active participation in diverse musical events reflect her passion for the arts and her influence in the music community. Weiwei’s work continues to inspire and enrich the cultural landscape of the Bay Area, underscoring her significant impact as a music educator and performer.