Elizabeth Peng is a musician, music-industry entrepreneur, music-education practitioner, and music therapist working across the North American music market and international cultural exchange. Her practice brings together education, brand development, industry innovation, and cross-cultural collaboration.
Her performance practice begins with the erhu and extends through violin, recording, and concert production.
Erhu
CCTV
Asia Society Houston
Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Houston
Violin
Sam Houston State University
Duo
Phoenix America News (PSTV) coverage of the Chinese Consulate General in Houston’s concert commemorating the 40th anniversary of China-U.S. diplomatic relations.
Chinese Times newspaper photo from the consulate’s 40th anniversary concert.
China Spring Concert 2019 — commemorating the 40th anniversary of Deng Xiaoping’s visit to Houston.
With pianist Richard Clayderman — performed as the violinist.
Television interview on learning disabilities and music therapy.
Interview: Check Out Chenxi & Zhuxi’s Story
Regional Director and Partner — led ukulele product development and the development of the new NexG smart guitar.
North America Business Development Lead.
Independently developed a used-piano inspection and valuation platform.
Elizabeth Peng is a music therapist and a member of the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA), as well as a registered music therapist in Australia.
Her clinical practice has focused on children with autism and ADHD, and older adults living with dementia.
She brings music deep into the community — counseling teenagers, helping people decompress through music, and leading improvisational music interactions.
Her research explores how new instrument technology can advance clinical outcomes in music therapy. Her master’s thesis, “Clinical Music Instrument Use in Music Therapy Settings,” laid the foundation for this work, which has since earned her three utility patents.
Author of three books on the use of instruments in music therapy.
As a music entrepreneur, Elizabeth Peng founded a comprehensive music school and a music charity foundation. She has produced numerous commercial performances — including Richard Clayderman’s concert — and organized a local music competition for three consecutive years.
In music education, her students have won top prizes at international competitions, performed at Carnegie Hall, and earned places in renowned orchestras; her adult students have been admitted to Rice University and Johns Hopkins University.
Writing and media coverage across music education, accessible learning, and music therapy.
Practical learning material created for beginning musicians.
An approachable path into piano study and foundational musicianship.
Writing on music-based practice for children with special needs.
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Performance films and recordings across erhu, violin, and ensemble work.
Solo and live-stage recordings.
Concert and ensemble selections.
Selected duo performances.
Festival, cultural, and community appearances.
Performance recordings are collected in Music Performance.