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Dr. Marjorie Lee, Music Teachers National Association Lifetime Master Teacher, and recently honored inductee in National Steinway Teacher Hall of Fame, maintains a private Piano Studio based in Vienna, Virginia and reaches online students nationwide. Teaching at the highest level is her true passion. Through mentoring and tutoring Marjorie introduces all ages to the love and passion of practice and performance by striving for excellence.
Students come from all areas of D.C, Maryland, Virginia, Texas. Please contact Lee Studios at: Leestudio1@hotmail.com |
Our piano studio is the home of bright, supportive, hard-working, artistically motivated students who support one another in reaching their individual goals.
MTNA Virginia State Competition Results
Here are the complete results for the Senior Piano Competition:
Winner: Entrant #10: James Bennett, student of Marjorie Lee
Alternate: Entrant #11: Jude Giddens, student of Marjorie Lee
Honorable Mentions:
Entrant #9:Leon Jia, student of Marjorie Lee
Entrant #14:Erina Takeyama, student of Marjorie Lee
Entrant #1:Tan Nguyen, student of Marjorie Lee
MTNA Virginia State Junior Piano Competition:
Winner: Sophia Lin
Trung Nguyen - Toccata, Partita no. 6 in e minor, BWV 830
Joanna Cheng - Études d'exécution transcendante, S.139, Feux Follets |
JAMES BENNETT
Debussy: Étude 11 pour les arpèges composés |
THAI NGUYEN
Beethoven - Sonata Op. 10, no. 1 Movement 1: Allegro Molto e con brio |
2020 Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame Induction
Welcome~
Nothing is more exciting to me as a teacher than to share in each student’s development as they discover their personal best. I have been fortunate to study with remarkable pianists and musicians who cared enough to pass on a legacy of pianistic excellence and musical expression, and it is my hope as a teacher to continue this tradition. Believing that each student should show weekly progress, maintain a weekly practice regimen, grow to enjoy the thrill of independent mastery of the piano, I encourage my students and their parents to join me as partners in their progress. Mastering music on the piano takes commitment by students and parents, but the rewards are tremendous and long-lasting. High School students who graduate from our studio enjoy college careers in music and sciences at some of the finest schools in the U.S. and England. Our graduates are currently at The Juilliard School of Music & The Juilliard-Columbia program, Rice Shepherd School of Music, Manhattan, Indiana University, Stanford, Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, MIT, Yale, University of Southern California, Biola, Michigan University, and on the music faculties of Ohio University School of Music and Sam Houston State University.
I am thrilled to have the privilege of working with such magnificent young people as part of a vital team with their parents
Together we work to attain the skills fundamental to a lifelong enjoyment of piano performance.
~Marjorie Lee
I am thrilled to have the privilege of working with such magnificent young people as part of a vital team with their parents
Together we work to attain the skills fundamental to a lifelong enjoyment of piano performance.
~Marjorie Lee
Press Comments:
"She is a steel-fingered pianist who can ripple through pages of music, offering firmly propulsive, tightly exciting accounts of the music."
The New York Times.
"Marjorie Lee is a greatly gifted musician with fingers and personality of equal force."
The Washington Post.
"Marjorie Lee brought a pyrotechnic dazzle to her performance, a sustained dazzle that brought amazing clarity to her performance. Fireworks ran through her entire recital."
Washington Star News.
"She is a steel-fingered pianist who can ripple through pages of music, offering firmly propulsive, tightly exciting accounts of the music."
The New York Times.
"Marjorie Lee is a greatly gifted musician with fingers and personality of equal force."
The Washington Post.
"Marjorie Lee brought a pyrotechnic dazzle to her performance, a sustained dazzle that brought amazing clarity to her performance. Fireworks ran through her entire recital."
Washington Star News.
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