A Violinist Creating Access in the Arts—And Advocating for Equity in Care
Hi, I’m Amy Wang-Hiller, a violinist, speaker, and educator who is reshaping the conversation about disability in music and the arts. From orchestras to private teaching, podcast platforms to hospitals, I advocate space for underrepresented voices and explore what’s possible when creativity meets purpose and lived experience leads the way.
Our Services
Personalized lessons for all levels, focusing on technique, adaptability, and student-led musical growth.
Violin and Viola Instruction That Encourages Progress Every Single Week
Supportive Lessons With Fewer Distractions
With clear visual aids, goal tracking, and step-by-step learning tools
Our teaching space is designed for structure, clarity, and creativity.
“Violinist with lived disability experience, performing on stage in her wheelchair.”
Practice Plans You Can Follow
Virtual Options That Fit Life
Flexible Lessons For Every Learner
Your Music Journey Starts Here – Learn With Care
Every student’s path is different, so we shape lessons around you. Whether you’re picking up the violin for the first time, returning after injury, or prepping for a big audition, you’ll find a safe, supportive space to grow here.
Beginner to Advanced Violin Instruction
Adaptive Techniques for upper body weakness, injury recovery, or disability
Audition Coaching (All-State, youth orchestras, college prep)
Adult Beginners & Returning Musicians
Technique Support for string players with EDS or neurological challenges
Take a closer look inside Wang-Hiller Music Studio. I offer focused violin and viola lessons designed to build confidence, sharpen technique, and support real musical progress in every session.
Explore the Three Ways I Can Support Your Musical Growth
Real Stories From Happy Music Learners
With my work schedule and my son’s sensory needs, music lessons felt impossible—until now. The virtual format works beautifully, and the instruction is clear, kind, and genuinely supportive of how he learns best.
I was running out of time to prep for my college audition. The structured coaching, flexible scheduling, and practical feedback helped me clean up my technique fast. I passed—and felt proud doing it.
My daughter used to feel overwhelmed in group music classes. Since joining this studio, she’s made steady progress, feels proud of her playing, and looks forward to every viola lesson. It’s been amazing.
I never thought I could learn the violin as an adult with limited mobility, but these lessons changed everything. The pacing is thoughtful, and the adaptive support makes me feel capable and confident.