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Christine Chen is a Violin Lecturer and performer affiliated with the Mount Royal University Conservatory. She currently performs with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Red Deer Symphony, and serves as Assistant Concertmaster for the Calgary Civic Symphony. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Music and Master of Music from the University of Calgary, followed by advanced studies at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee under mentors like Paul Laraia and Lynn Chang.
- Bachelor of Music, University of Calgary
- Master of Music, University of Calgary
- Advanced Studies, Boston Conservatory at Berklee
Her research and artistic interests span diverse musical genres, emphasizing adaptability across classical, pop, and contemporary styles. Christine prioritizes collaborative performance and pedagogical innovation, reflecting her belief in 'Every Child Can' through her teaching philosophy. She has distinguished herself in chamber music competitions and orchestral leadership roles, including a Carnegie Hall debut as an international competition winner.
- 2021–2022 Honors Chamber Music Competition Winner
- First-Prize Winner of the Concert Artist International Competition
- RCM Gold Medal Teacher
As an educator, Christine focuses on nurturing young musicians while maintaining an active performance career. Her work includes collaborations with renowned artists such as Michael Bublé, Richard Clayderman, and jazz legend Kenny Barron, alongside recording projects for films and pop artists like China’s TNT boy band. She has also performed with Grammy-winning composers and contributed to musical theater productions, including the Tony-winning Spring Awakening.
Christine is involved in ensembles and educational programs, blending traditional and modern approaches to music. Her professional engagements include roles with the Calgary Youth Orchestra alumni network and contractor work for music companies like Audiomachine in Los Angeles.




