Di Wu

Di Wu is a distinguished Chinese-American classical pianist, born into a musical family in Nanjing, China. At the age of 12, she began studying at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, and at 14, she debuted with the Beijing Philharmonic Orchestra, marking the start of her professional career. In 1999, Wu pursued further training in the U.S., studying at the Manhattan School of Music, Curtis Institute of Music, and Juilliard School under the mentorship of several renowned masters. Her performances are praised for their emotional depth and technical excellence. Wu has won numerous international piano competitions and held solo recitals at Carnegie Hall, Ravinia Festival, among other prestigious venues. She has performed extensively in Asia, Europe, and North America, collaborating with esteemed orchestras such as the Philadelphia Orchestra and Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra. Wu's music style is recognized for its delicate emotional expression and technical precision, earning her significant acclaim in the classical music world.

• 1990s to Present·Professional Pianist·Solo and Collaborations
  • Performed with numerous renowned orchestras worldwide, including the Philadelphia Orchestra and Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra.
  • Hosted solo recitals and participated in international music festivals.
  • Recorded classical works widely acclaimed by music critics.

• 1999-2000·Manhattan School of Music·Music Studies
  • Studied under Zenon Fishbein.
• 2000-2005·Curtis Institute of Music·Music Studies
  • Studied under Gary Graffman.
• 2005-2009·Juilliard School·Master of Music and Artist Diploma
  • Studied under Yoheved Kaplinsky, Joseph Kalichstein, and Robert McDonald.