Yena Song

Location:

Seoul
Korea, South

Contact:

For accompaniment inquiries, please contact:
✉️ yenasongpiano@gmail.com

Additional Info:

Yena Song is a collaborative pianist and music educator with extensive experience working alongside vocalists, instrumentalists, and choirs in lessons, examinations, competitions, recitals, and worship settings.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Royal College of Music and has spent the past ten years accompanying musicians of various ages and levels. Her collaborative approach is grounded in careful listening, stylistic awareness, and a strong understanding of ensemble playing, allowing her to support and respond naturally to fellow performers.

Yena’s experience includes vocal and instrumental accompaniment, chamber music, choral collaboration, examination preparation, and orchestral reductions. She is particularly interested in building meaningful musical partnerships and helping performers communicate with confidence and artistry.

Alongside her work as a pianist, Yena is an experienced music educator. Her students have achieved outstanding results in ABRSM and Trinity examinations, received awards in competitions, and developed strong foundations in musicianship and performance. She is passionate about nurturing both technical excellence and musical expression.

Whether in the rehearsal room, classroom, or on stage, Yena values collaboration, preparation, and musical integrity. She believes that successful accompaniment comes from understanding not only the score, but also the individual artist behind it.

Fees

W 120000.00 Won Per Hour

Instruments

Piano, Harpsichord, Electronic Keyboard

Specialisms

Early Music, Contemporary Music, Jazz, Improvisation, Instrumental Accompaniment, Vocal Accompaniment, Ballet Accompaniment, Vocal Coaching

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