Meet our teachers

Andy Koh (FTCL) is a passionate flute educator and accomplished performer with extensive experience guiding students from primary through tertiary levels. He holds a Bachelor of Music Education with Management from SUSS and the Fellow of Trinity College London (FTCL) diploma in Flute Performance.

He previously served as Principal Musician and flute section trainer for the SAF Central Band, alongside performing with prominent groups like the Philharmonic Winds and Singapore Lyric Opera. Dedicated to artistic excellence, he brings a wealth of professional performance and ensemble expertise to his private studio and school coaching programmes.

Chee Jek Yi is a passionate and versatile flutist from Singapore who is actively performing across Europe and Southeast Asia. He began his musical journey on the piano at the age of 5 and picked up the flute at 13.

Jek Yi’s formal training began at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, where he studied under Roberto Álvarez, principal piccoloist of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. After his diploma in flute performance, he moved to Belgium for his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in flute performance at the École Supérieure des Arts (Mons), studying with Jean Prévot and completing his master’s under Professor Laura Sandrin.

His recent engagements include performances with the Ensemble Orchestral de Bruxelles (Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto, Mendelssohn’s Walpurgisnacht), the Orchestre de Chambre de Wallonie (Mozart’s Mitridate), and La Ferme (Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des animaux).

Teaching privately since 2019, he is now back in Singapore, tutoring flute at Boon Lay Secondary School and serving as assistant conductor for Broadrick and Mayflower Secondary Schools.

Jasper Goh is an accomplished flutist and graduate of the Conservatoire National Supérieur Musique de Lyon, France, where he graduated with the highest score in his cohort. He was awarded First Prize in the Open Division at both the 1st Flute Festival 2010 and the 4th Flute Festival Singapore 2013, and in October 2016 won Second Prize at the 3rd International Theobald Böhm Flute Competition in Munich, Germany.

From 2017 to 2022, Jasper was Principal Flute of the Sichuan Symphony Orchestra in Chengdu, China. He is currently Principal Flute of the Singapore Armed Forces Central Band, and teaches flute to private students and in schools including the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and School of the Arts. His recordings can be found on IG @jasperflute, Spotify and YouTube.

A recipient of the OCBC Local Undergraduate Scholarship, Jeremy graduated with First Class Honours in Flute from the joint degree programme between the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and the Royal College of Music. He has played with The Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestra of the Music Makers, the Singapore Lyric Opera and in the Singapore premiere of Richard Wagner’s “The Flying Dutchman” in 2016.

Jeremy studied the flute with Roberto Álvarez and has played in the masterclasses of Michel Bellavance and Michael Cox. After clinching 2nd prize in the Open Category of the Singapore Flute Festival Competition in 2017, he now teaches the flute in local schools and privately in his home studio. He is equally comfortable teaching children and adults of all levels, and believes that music-making should fundamentally be jolly and fun!

Born in Taiwan, Ke Yi-Chun received her formal music education from an early age. Awarded a full scholarship to the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore, she studied flute with Mr. Jin Ta, Principal Flutist of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, and earned a Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Flute Performance.

Ke has performed with the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Lyric Opera, New Opera Singapore. She is also a member of King’s Flute Choir, Singapore. In 2024 and 2025, she served as co-producer and performer for collaborative projects with Malaysia’s Virama, presenting performances and outreach programmes in Malaysia and Taiwan. Recent engagements include The Phantom of the Opera (2025) and Les Misérables – The Arena Spectacular (2026).

Ke is a freelance flutist based in Singapore.

Paul Huang is an accomplished flautist and music educator with extensive experience in both fields. He began his music career as a professional flute player in the Singapore Armed Forces Central Band. He has taught music in settings ranging from one-to-one flute and theory lessons to large ensembles such as orchestras, wind bands, and choirs.

He is an adjunct lecturer at the University of the Arts Singapore, the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, and Singapore Raffles Music College. He specialises in performance psychology and empirical research in the performing arts, and aspires to help musicians perform better by incorporating its principles into music education.

A Master of Music graduate from the Royal Academy of Music, Shirley studied with distinguished flute and piccolo professors including Samuel Coles, Kate Hill, and Patricia Morris. She previously graduated with First Class Honours from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama and was awarded the Ken Smith Flute Prize.

An active performer in Singapore, she has collaborated with ensembles such as Re:Sound Chamber Orchestra, The Philharmonic Orchestra, New Opera Singapore, and the Metropolitan Festival Orchestra. She is currently Head of Winds at Tanglin Trust School and has extensive experience across international schools in Singapore. Her teaching is known for a creative, student-centred approach that develops confident, expressive flute players.

Wang Tong migrated to Singapore in 1992 and was formerly with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Since 1993 she has taught at institutions including the Singapore National Youth Orchestra, NUS, NTU, the Singapore Armed Forces, LASALLE College of the Arts, NAFA and Nanyang Girls’ High School.

Wang Tong is one of the founders of the Flute & Music Academy (FAMA) in Singapore.