About

Board of Directors

	Dr. Regina Yeh, Artistic Director, Founder Chair of Piano Studies, Pacific Lutheran University Vice President, Seattle Music Teachers' Association Piano Faculty, University of Washington School of Music 2001-2008
	Mari Corpuz, Director of Outreach and Finance MM, University of Washington School of Music
	Jeongwon Yuni Hyun, Director of Research PhD Candidate, Chinese History, University of Washington
	Siu-Yin Mak, Public Relations Director M.M. Piano Performance, M.A. Strategic Public Relations Ph.D. Music and Renaissance Studies program, Yale University

CAEW Members:

 

	Jessica Choe, DMA candidate, Peabody Conservatory of Music
	Erin Chung, Piano Faculty, Pacific Lutheran University, DMA - University of Washington School of Music
	Jean Huang, CAEW/NAAAP 2008 Scholarship Winner MM Candidate in Piano Performance, Manhattan School of Music
	Nancy Jang Piano Faculty, University of Washington School of Music Board member, Music Teachers National Association - Eastside

 

 

Advisory Board

 

John Kim, Excutive Director, Northwest Hospital Foundation

Andy Yip, Former President, National Association of Asian American Professionals, Seattle (current Board Member at Large)

Tony Jang, President and CEO, Quintet Mortgage

Hang-Ping Chen, BAAPA President; Board Member, NAAAP Professional Development Chair

Tina Wang, Financial Advisor, MassMutual Financial Group; TAPS President, Board Member, CISC

Sarah Lin Bhatia, Arts Educator, Former Outreach Coordinator, Jackson School of International Studies, UW

Mission Statement

Collaborative Artists EastWest (CAEW) aims to connect communities through the universal language of music and other arts, transcending everyday boundaries and enabling us to connect deeply by recognizing our common ground and recognizing our differences.

History

CAEW is a project born out of the originating ideas behind the University of Washington School of Music in-house concert series, East West Piano Arts, a series based on the of piano in every concert presented and highlighting Asian and Asian American Musicians.

The parameters of CAEW include all types of musicians, and aims for a future of presenting artists from a diversity of disciplines, including visual and literary arts.

 

 

Vision

CAEW programs events and concerts including music and artists on themes from Pan-Asian and Western Classical musical cultures, music that represents harmony and diversity, fusion, and individual colors.

CAEW programming inspires the spirit in all and builds communities and good will by sharing the beauty in the music, musicians and artists at concerts, competitions for youths, receptions, special events, and youth workshops.

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