As a performer, Jennifer blends classical artistry with innovation through her original compositions for electric and acoustic violin. She has performed throughout California, New York, Taiwan, Korea, and Japan, continually exploring new ways to connect audiences through music.
Jennifer founded Tzeng Violin Studio in 2010. For the past 16 years, she has inspired students of all ages to develop exceptional technique, musical confidence, and their own artistic voice. Her students have earned positions in prestigious youth orchestras and have continued their education at institutions including Columbia University, Georgetown University, Brown University, UC Berkeley, and Colburn School. In addition to her private studio, Jennifer previously served as Director of the Junior Strings Division for the Saratoga Unified School District.
As an ambidextrous violinist, Jennifer has spent years developing her True Violin Sound methodology, which emphasizes body awareness, understanding how our brain works, energy flow, music theory, and intentional practice strategies that help students while reducing frustration and tension.
Beyond the traditional violin curriculum, Jennifer enjoys exploring music through technology, original composition, and multimedia performance. Whether preparing a young beginner for their first recital or mentoring an advanced student toward auditions and leadership roles, Jennifer is passionate about helping every student discover confidence, creativity, and a lifelong love of music.
Jennifer Tzeng has over 36 years of violin experience and has dedicated her life to both performing and teaching. She began her orchestral training at age seven as the youngest member of the Contra Costa Chamber Orchestra and received coaching from top-tier musicians of the San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco Opera Orchestra, Daedalus String Quartet, and Alexander String Quartet. She later served as concertmaster of the Mill Valley Philharmonic, San Francisco State Symphony Orchestra, and the Palo Alto Philharmonic.
Jennifer studied with distinguished violinists including Anne Crowden, Dan Kobialka, Zak Grafilo, James Greening-Valenzuela, and Leon Igudesman.

