Stanford Cheung is a Yamaha Artist who has gained a distinct presence working in the fields of classical piano, contemporary, electronic, and experimental improvised music. From performing piano concertos with world-renowned orchestras, curating electroacoustic sound-architecture for art installations, to facilitating impact-focused initiatives across creative organizations and collectives, Stanford maintains a versatile career across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Europe, and Asia. Stanford Cheung is a Yamaha Artist from Toronto who works in classical, contemporary, electronic, and experimental music. Stanford is recognised for his core collaborators with Richard Reed Parry, Shahzad Ismaily, Morgan Fisher, Nobuo Kubota, and Steven J Fowler. His work has been featured in festivals including Osaka University OCCA, Christchurch University WinterSound, Banff Centre for the Arts, Rhubarb Festival, and Edinburgh College. He has held artist residencies at Medea Electronique (Athens), Studio Kura (Fukuoka), IKLECTIK (UK), and Figure 8 (New York), and was a recipient of the Boris Roubake Memorial Prize. Stanford holds a doctorate degree in music from McGill University’s Schulich School of Music, where he also served as a lecturer and instructor.