Jeffrey is a soloist and orchestral musician based in Los Angeles. He started playing the violin in Hong Kong at the age of eight with the Suzuki method. At age ten/eleven, Jeffrey worked under the tutelage of the principal violist of the Hong Kong Philharmonic, Mr. Andrew Ling. He continued his studies with the violin with Mr. Domagoj Ivanovic, the co-head of the violin department at the Vancouver Academy of Music. Jeffrey has attended masterclasses with distinguished violinists such as Taras Gabora, Nicholas Wright, and Oleg Pokhanovski. Jeffrey has achieved First Class Honours with Distinction in both the RCM Level 10 and ARCT examinations. Throughout his music career, Jeffrey has been a strong supporter of ensemble playing. Aside from playing in UCLA's premier orchestra Philharmonia, he was the assistant concertmaster of the Vancouver Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra (VAMSO), and has played in many orchestras including VAMIS, Metropolitan Youth Orchestra, and Haw Par Summerfest Orchestra. Jeffrey was also in a piano trio with Ingrid Wu and former strings teacher, Mr. James Hill. Additionally, Jeffrey has participated in and won numerous times in competitions such as the Kiwanis Music Festival, Richmond Music Festival, and the Hong Kong Schools Music festival. He was a trophy and bursary winner at the 2018 British Columbia Conservatory of Music music festival. He has also performed in Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, and Canada. Jeffrey is a proud supporter of giving back to the community. He was the co-head of the Healing Harmonies initiative under Canadians for Youth Leadership and Action (CYLA), dedicated to performing at various elderly homes in the community. As well, he was the co-president of the Vancouver Youth Music Association, a club created to combat budget slashes to local strings programs and to give local elementary school students a chance to explore music. Despite taking a step back to focus on school, Jeffrey continues to be an active violinist through university and beyond.