Adrianna La Chimea

Adrianna’s Schedule

About Adrianna

Adrianna is available to travel for in-home piano lessons on Mondays in Vancouver and Wednesdays in North Vancouver. Please email PMM for Adrianna’s current in-home lesson schedule.

Adrianna La Chimea is a Vancouver-based pianist with 17 years of experience playing classical piano including 5 years of jazz/pop piano. She began studying piano with The Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) at the age of 6 and is currently in level 10. Since childhood, she has shown a love of music and a desire to keep improving her skills.

Throughout her youth, Adrianna has performed in many recitals and has received several awards for high achievement on RCM exams. She also competed in the “Crescendo International Music Competition” in 2016. During high school band, she learned how to play acoustic guitar, clarinet, flute, and many different percussion instruments. She won the “Tom Lee Music Scholarship” and the “Morag Cuthbertson Scholarship” awards for achieving a high GPA. She was also the recipient of the “Student Tech Award” for performing tech duties for several recitals at Vancouver Community College (VCC). During her last year at VCC, she won the “Music Program 4th Year Scholarship” in recognition of her musical talent and skill through strong academic performance. Recently, she received her Bachelor of Applied Music from VCC and completed the Music Diploma program back in 2023.

Adrianna was also an active member of the Gamelan ensemble at VCC from September 2021-April 2024. She composed several pieces for the ensemble that have been performed at various concerts throughout the years. Currently, Adrianna is a member of the band “Light Music” where she plays piano, synth keyboard, and bass guitar.

Over the last three years, Adrianna has experienced teaching piano to children and adults of all ages. She’s had the opportunity to share her love of music through her many students. Her future plans include working towards completing the RCM Associate Diploma (ARCT) and to pursue a Masters degree in performance or composition.