




Shu-Peng Wang serves as Piano Director at Campbell Learning Center (CLC) in Houston, where he leads a range of educational and performance initiatives.
In his role, Wang oversees piano instruction programs, organizes student performances, and contributes to curriculum development. His work includes coordinating events such as recitals and competitions, providing students with structured opportunities to develop their musical skills.
Wang’s background includes advanced training in piano performance, as well as experience in collaborative and contemporary music settings. His involvement in both performance and education positions him as a key contributor to CLC’s mission of promoting accessible music education.
Through his leadership, Wang continues to expand program offerings and support the growth of students within the organization.
Shu-Peng Wang has come to music from a diverse background. Despite starting piano as a child, he has explored the world not just through music, but also as a biologist, using his knowledge as a different point of reference for the interpretation of his musical ideas. Shu-Peng Wang has studied piano in Taiwan with Hua-Rong Yen and in Boston with Pavel Nersessian. Mr. Wang has been influenced by his teachers, including Tali Morgulis, Pavel Nersessian, Artemis Hua-Rong Yen, and Tanya Gabrielian. He is also deeply influenced by the great pianist, Martha Argerich. Mr. Wang holds a Bachelor’s degree in Science from National Taiwan University in Taiwan and a Master’s degree in Piano Performance at Boston University. Mr. Wang earned his Doctor of Musical Arts in Piano Performance at University of Houston, studying with Dr. Tali Morgulis and Dr. Andrew Staupe.
Campbell Learning Center is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing students of all ages with quality Fine Arts instruction in Greater Houston. Learning to play an instrument or speak a new language builds confidence, develops coordination and reasoning abilities, teaches life skills such as perseverance and time-management, and is extremely rewarding and enjoyable.
At CLC, we truly believe that music and language education can - and should be - accessible to everyone. Our unique mission drives us to serve Houston communities that may not otherwise have access to high caliber instruction from committed and experienced educators. Top quality lessons, workshops, performances and courses taught by our unparalleled faculty and traveling artists foster both love and learning for any age or ability.
