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Hundred Strings Heritage provides private yangqin lessons and structured Chinese instrument training in Singapore.
Our programme supports disciplined development, graded examinations preparation, DSA portfolio preparation, competition readiness and long-term growth for students through structured musical training beyond casual enrichment.
Our Approach
Where Every Student Begins
Every student begins differently, but all are guided steadily towards strong foundations.
Disciplined Foundations
Architecture is only as strong as its base. We focus on posture, stroke precision, and rhythmic integrity to build a lasting musical foundation.
Modern Clarity
Tradition shouldn't be opaque. Our structured pedagogy simplifies complex techniques, making traditional music accessible to learners of all ages.
The Yangqin in the Global Dulcimer Tradition
The Yangqin belongs to the global family of hammered-dulcimer instruments — a musical tradition found across many cultures from Europe and the Middle East to Asia.
Within this wider family, the Yangqin represents the Chinese development of the instrument, known for its bright tone, rhythmic clarity, and expressive range.
At The Hundred Strings Heritage in Singapore, the Yangqin is taught through structured musical training that focuses on both technical discipline and musical understanding.
Students begin with the essential foundations: the correct movement of the wrist, the control of the bamboo sticks, and the clarity of each strike. Through careful guidance, they learn how sound is produced, how phrasing develops, and how technique supports musical expression.
By combining traditional foundations with clear and systematic teaching, students gradually build confidence, precision, and a deeper appreciation of the instrument and its musical tradition.
At The Hundred Strings Heritage, the Yangqin is not taught merely as a cultural instrument, but as a refined musical craft that students can study, understand, and develop over time.
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