Zoe Chau is a violinist, violist, and music educator based in Boston, Massachusetts. A graduate of the Longy School of Music of Bard College, Ms. Chau holds dual master’s degrees in Violin Performance and Viola Performance. Her primary violin studies were with Anna Maria Williams, and her viola studies were guided by Sarah Darling. In 2018, she earned the Licentiate (LTCL) Performance Diploma in Violin Performance with Distinction and the Associate (ATCL) Performance Diploma in Viola Performance from Trinity College London, showcasing her exceptional artistry and technical proficiency.

As a performer, Ms. Chau is known for her diverse musical styles—from baroque to fiddle music. She is an active musician in the Boston area, performing regularly with local orchestras and chamber music ensembles. Additionally, she contributes her talents as a baroque violist with the Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra, further demonstrating her deep engagement with historical performance practices.

Ms. Chau is also a dedicated music educator and the founder of Zoe Chau Studio. As certified Suzuki teacher, Ms. Chau began her teaching career in Hong Kong in 2014 and established her studio upon relocating to Boston. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes technical excellence, musical expression, and a love for music, which has led her students to achieve outstanding results in ABRSM (Royal Academy of Music) examinations.

In addition to her private studio, Ms. Chau has conducted string ensembles at schools in Boston and Dedham, further enriching the musical education of young musicians. Her students are actively involved in prestigious programs such as NEC Prep Ensembles, Rivers Youth Orchestras, and various school and community orchestras, reflecting her commitment to cultivating well-rounded musicians.

Combining her passion for performance and education, Ms. Chau continues to inspire both audiences and students alike, making significant contributions to the musical community in Boston and beyond.​​