Meet our People
At The Wind Academia (TWA), our educators bring more than just technical skill—they offer rich ensemble experience, leadership in performance, and a shared passion for community-driven music.
Led by Music Director Louis Yeo and Conductor Yeo Jie Yuan, both of whom hold Master’s degrees in Music Education and Music Leadership, our team guides learners toward performance readiness through collaboration, not just solo drills.
Unlike traditional schools that focus on individual lessons and exam prep, TWA invites you into a musical journey that’s communal, expressive, and stage-centered.
With us, you don’t just learn music — you live it, share it, and perform it together.
CORE TEAM
Louis YEO
Co-Founder / Music Director
Louis Yeo is a distinguished conductor and music educator based in Singapore, celebrated for his collaborations with internationally acclaimed musicians and ensembles. He currently serves as the Resident Conductor of the National Institute of Education Winds (NIE Winds) and the Nanyang Polytechnic Symphony Wind Orchestra, as well as the Associate Conductor of the Nanyang Polytechnic Symphony Orchestra. Yeo has led ensembles across Singapore, the United States, and Japan, and has collaborated with luminaries such as multi-Grammy Award winner Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra. He has also worked closely with renowned composers, including Eric Whitacre, Philip Sparke, and Frank Ticheli.
Yeo holds a Masters of Music (Education) from Kansas State University, where he specialised in music education with a focus on wind band conducting. Committed to inspiring musicians of all ages and transcending borders, Yeo continues to make significant contributions to music education and performance, earning widespread respect and admiration in the global music community.
WOODWIND FACULTY
Lee Wen Xiang
Woodwind Specialist
Lee Wen Xiang is an experienced music educator and flute player who holds a Master of Education (Music) from NTU-NIE and a First Class Honours Bachelor of Education (Instrumental & Vocal Teaching) from NAFA-RCM, where he received the prestigious Ngee Ann Kongsi Gold Medal (Degree) for the most outstanding Degree graduate. Mentored by distinguished professional educators and musicians in Singapore and London, he has gained a wide range of learning experiences, which have allowed him to develop skills in both teaching and performance. His musical involvements span from orchestral and ensemble performances to various teaching portfolios. Currently teaching several school symphonic bands primarily, Wen Xiang hopes to inspire students to further contribute to the music scene in Singapore while keeping in mind the importance of developing moral values and character-building. He is also currently serving as an Adjunct Lecturer and Winds Coordinator at NAFA School of Music, Faculty of Performing Arts.
Flute
BRASS FACULTY
NG Jun Jie
A trombonist from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, Junjie was recently a featured soloist with the Anglo-Chinese School Wind Orchestra and performs regularly with The Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestra of the Music Makers and nWinds. He enjoys making music education accessible through finding simple and intuitive ways of teaching musical concepts and communicating about music.
Trombone
PERCUSSION FACULTY
Chloe LIM Miranda
Chloe Lim Miranda is a versatile musician, educator, and arts administrator, freelancing across various genres with notable ensembles like the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and internationally. She recently performed at the 20th WASBE International Conference in Korea with the Philharmonic Wind Orchestra. As a dedicated educator, Chloe promotes holistic music education, fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts in her students.
Percussion
Piano & Pop Instruments
Joey Yeo
Joey is a Bachelor with Honours graduate from the Royal College of Music, London, majoring in composition with a minor in classical guitar, and a recipient of the prestigious Leong Yoon Pin Scholarship.
She began her teaching journey at just 17, working mainly with adult beginners, and has since expanded her experience to conducting in neighbourhood schools and serving as an adjunct lecturer at NAFA’s School of Young Talents. With her diverse background, Joey brings a flexible and effective teaching approach that engages learners of all ages.
Pop / Classical Guitar,
Pop Ensemble
