Any form of art portrays our reflection in the current time. — Yoon Jung Yang

The "Art Lighthouse Project" embarks on a new chapter, with esteemed faculties from across divisions joining this season's Teachers' Remarks IV interview series. This edition features distinguished faculty members who bring profound insights, accomplished backgrounds, and inspiring musical talent to the forefront of music education. Their words of wisdom and experiences will motivate students to explore the vast world of music and find their own direction.

"I strongly recommend that you always secure certain hours a week to remove yourself from the practice room and do something that nurtures your body and soul."

In this episode, we feature Prof. Yoon Jung YANG, Assistant Professor (Teaching) of Strings, Wind, Brass and Percussion at the School of Music, CUHK-Shenzhen. Prof. Yoon Jung YANG shares valuable insights on how young people can cultivate a positive and healthy outlook on life and values. She also discusses practical ways to make a musical life more fulfilling by managing time effectively when facing anxiety, stress, and other negative emotions. Additionally, Prof. YANG offers her perspective on the differences between the roles of a solo musician, chamber musician, orchestral player, and concertmaster. Let's tune in together!