As an active soloist, Ms.Weng works with such prominent orchestra as Youth Chinese orchestra, Boston Pops, ect. Her performance broadcast on WGBH national radio and CCTV music channel. In January 2011, she successfully presented a solo concert in Beijing and released her first album “Men of Letters”. She participated in many premiers of works by a new generation of composers, including Tan Dun, Yi Chen, Xiaogang Ye, Anthony Paul De Ritis, and many others. After her arrival in the US, she made her American debut, “Twin Flowers,” in Pickman Concert Hall and “The Rumble of spring” benefit concert in Jordan Hall.

As a lecturer and performer, Ms. Weng was invited to take part in the Educational Residency Program at Brandeis University, which brings artists of high accomplishment from around the world to teach and perform. She has performed, lectured, and given masterclasses at various music conferences, including the Beijing International Contemporary Music Festival, “The Third Stream” US-China Music Exchange Workshop, and the Globe musician Workshop.

By performing in a multicultural and academic environment at NEC, Ms. Weng has been exploring new musical innovations on the Guzheng, and is developing her modern style of Guzheng performance by seeking the perfect combination of traditional Chinese music, Western classical music, World Music, and contemporary improvisation. She has re­composed and performed many original cross-cultural pieces in concert, for which she has received critical acclaim.

Mr.Weng’s principal teachers and mentors include Yo Yo Ma, Dr. Hankus Netsky, Dr. Peter Row, Professor Wang Zhou.

In 2015, She has held a teaching post in the Preparatory and Adult Education Division at NEC. Ms. Weng is the instructor of the Chinese music ensemble at NEC Prep, while maintaining a private Guzheng (Chinese music) studio in NEC college. She has served as academic director of US-China Music Festival and Workshop summer program at NEC since 2015.