Weiyin concludes a successful Denmark tour of three concerts with musicians of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Johannes Søe Hansen, violin; Gunvor Sihm, violin; Stine Hasbirk, viola; Henrik Dam Thomsen, cello).

“Obviously a skilled musical storyteller, Chen still had plenty of room—and virtuosic technique—for the glistening sparkle of arpeggios that set up and tie together the distinctive and inventive melodic permutations of Mozart.”

On February 17 & 18, Weiyin makes her debut with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra – conducted by Sameer Patel – performing W.A. Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 25 in C Major, K. 503.

“A gifted musician who stands out not just for her dazzling technique, but above all for the maturity of her playing” (Prestige Magazine), Weiyin reunites with the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra, led by Charles Olivieri-Munroe, on January 21.

As a student in the Fashion Design certificate at CPE, Weiyin has already used her skills to design her own concert gown.

Exploring where Schumann may have encoded his wife Clara’s name into his Piano Concerto, pianist Weiyin Chen discovers a love letter.

Vogue sits down with Weiyin to discover how she searches her truths in this world, creating a colorful life.

Weiyin Chen appears on the cover of the first issue of WAVES Magazine in the Spring of 2018.

Pianist Weiyin Chen records In Viaggio Con Schubert as soloist with the I Solisti Di Milano Classica.

Concert pianist Weiyin Chen returns as soloist with the Bankok Symphony Orchestra in their RBSO Classical Concert No.3.

Pianist Weiyin Chen performs in Sardinia's Cuncambias festival in San Sperate with actor, writer, and director Giacomo Casti.

Pianist Weiyin Chen and Camerata RCO’s album, featuring Weiyin as piano soloist is reviewed by James Forrest of Fanfare.

Weiyin Chen’s album with RCO is reviewed by Paul Janssen in Luister Magazine’s October 2015 issue.

Weiyin Chen’s album is reviewed by De Volkskrant in September 2015.

Weiyin Chen’s recital announcement at SubCulture appears in Broadway World.

Harry Rolnick reviews Weiyin Chen’s recital at SubCulture in New York in June 2015.

Weiyin Chen’s interpretations of Brahms and Schubert at the Dame Myra Hess Concert Series in Preston Bradley Hall of the Chicago Cultural Center in May 2015 are well received.

Weiyin Chen joins the Adrian Symphony Orchestra as soloist in Greig’s Piano Concerto in A Minor as part of the audition process for Maestro Roger Kalia, in the running for ASO’s Music Director position.

Anthony Tommasini of The New York Times reviews Weiyin Chen’s concert at SubCulture with members of the Camerata RCO on September 15, 2014.

Weiyin Chen’s performance at SubCulture with the RCO Soloists is featured in The New York Times in September 2014.