Polyphony Music Academy

10/19/2022

Miss all these beautiful & handsome guys ❤️
May God bless their future abundantly ❤️

08/09/2020

We closed our music school due to COVID19 😇 Sorry for the inconvenience ❤️

From now on we only teach on line ，for PIANO LESSON please call : (408) 679-1199 ANNE LEE ，for CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSON please call : (408) 888-8533 STANLEY LEE .
（ Please leave message & we will get back to you soon 😊 )

Thank you for your understanding ❤️

10/29/2019

Stanley Lee gave Music Master Class at the music department of Taitung University in Taitung ❤️ Taiwan 🇹🇼

Special thanks to the chairman of music department Professor Lin ❤️
& also Professor Huang ❤️ Professor Fang ❤️

10/29/2019

Stanley Lee performed with 黃潘培 Classical Guitar Orchestra as a guest performer & Conductor at Kaohsiung Concert Hall ❤️ Taiwan 🇹🇼

09/30/2019

Congratulations to the lovely talented Harpist Tiffany Iskandar ( our Polyphony Chamber Orchestra member ) married to Joseph Wibowo ❤️❤️
May God bless their marriage ❤️💕💞❤️

09/24/2019

“ SACRED MUSIC LECTURE “ presented by STANLEY LEE at MVCCC ❤️

08/24/2019

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04/22/2019

EXPLORATION for cello and organ by Joe Lee & Chelsea Chen ！

CD 💿 $20

03/14/2019

01/23/2019

https://www.facebook.com/100002495818228/posts/2071428109617029/

Today as we start up the Winter Season at NYCB we continue our Meet the Musician Series with Cellist, Joe Lee!
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Who is the composer who inspires you the most?
I would say the composer that inspires me the most is J.S. Bach because of the depth of his music both as a listener and as a performer. After completion of his church works and also some of his secular works, he would sign S.D.G. or Soli Deo Gloria. This worshipful attitude is what I attempt to embody (with varying degrees of success) every time I step into the pit, the stage, or even in the practice room. It helps push me to strive for excellence in honing my craft knowing that every time I play, it is in worship to God who I believe gave me the ability to do what I do in the first place, and is much bigger than myself or the performance.
What hobbies do you have outside of NYCB?
I really enjoy playing sports such as tennis, basketball, volleyball, or just throwing the ol’ baseball around. I feel that there are a lot of similarities between athletics and the arts especially when it comes to honing your craft. Even though I am not a professional athlete (obviously) I get the same joy out of the process of solving problems and constantly improving, whether it be in the practice room or on the basketball court. I think this is why I am especially drawn to dance because it is a beautiful combination of these worlds.
What other groups you play with outside of NYCB?
Outside of NYCB, I sometimes play with the NY Philharmonic.
What is on your playlist right now?
Keith Jarrett and Charlie Haden, Last Dance, Count Basie, Straight Ahead, David Crowder Band, Illuminate
Most memorable moment in the NYCB?
My most memorable moment would have to be my first day at work. I still remember that walk across Lincoln Center in May of 2012. I was heading to my first rehearsal with a professional orchestra after having auditioned for 6 years. I reflected on the fact that I went to school just across the street and now... I work... here? I still get goosebumps every time I walk across Lincoln Center on the first day of any given season and it always reminds me of how grateful I am to be able to play here.
What other instrument would you play if not your own?
Clarinet
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