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Celine Lam is a Singaporean pianist and educator who completed her Master of Music (Performance) with Distinction at the University of Queensland. She currently teaches at LASALLE College of the Arts and Singapore Raffles Music College, alongside maintaining an active private piano studio. With professional performance experience and over 100 students taught across private studios, music schools and tertiary institutions, she brings extensive teaching experience to her work as an educator.

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Teaching Philosophy 

Celine adopts a structured and student centred approach to piano teaching, working with children, adults and advanced students. Lessons are tailored to each student's goals, whether preparing for ABRSM and diploma examinations, building a strong technical foundation or learning for personal enjoyment. Her teaching focuses on developing holistic musicians: secure technique, musical understanding and confidence in performance. She also believes in providing meaningful performance opportunities, having organised student recitals such as the Young Musicians Festival at the National Library (2023), giving students the opportunity to build confidence through public performance.

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Performance
Alongside teaching, Celine maintains an active performance career as a soloist and collaborative pianist. Recent highlights include a solo recital for the National Library Board Singapore Concert Series (2025), a Featured Alumna Recital at LASALLE College of the Arts (2025), a solo performance at the Queensland Music Teachers' Association Auditorium (2025), and annual ANZAC Day performances at Emmanuel College (2024 & 2025). She has also performed at venues including the Esplanade Library, Singapore Conference Hall, Festive Arts Theatre and Changi Airport Terminal 3, and has collaborated across disciplines in productions such as Musical Reflection, Chopin Dance Collab and Piano Voyage: Into the Underworld. 

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Collaborative & Academic Work

Beyond solo performance and teaching, Celine served as an adjudicator and is an experienced accompanist for examinations, choirs and professional ensembles. Her work includes adjudicating and examining for schools, serving as Official Accompanist for the Emmanuel College Choir Fest (2025) and accompanying ABRSM Violin Graded Examinations. She has also contributed to academic research and conference presentations in areas including music composition pedagogy and performance anxiety in musicians.

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Awards & Recognition

Celine's achievements include recognition as a Notable Performer at the Manhattan International Music Competition (2022) and a Silver Award at the Asia Arts Festival (2022).

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For a full biography and performance history, please visit the About page.​​​​​​​​