近年來唐華回到成都開設(shè)了她的首間琵琶工作室焚辅，繼續(xù)用她的演奏、教學(xué)苟鸯、以及和其他文化圈的藝術(shù)家對話合作的方式傳播中國的民族音樂和推廣琵琶文化。
經(jīng)過了不斷的沉淀之后棚点，唐華的演奏早处，不再只是關(guān)于技法的展示，開始更多地表達(dá)情緒瘫析，表達(dá)自己對生活和音樂更深層次的理解砌梆。
唐華的工作室位于錦江湖畔順江路81粼江峰閣3棟1805室。
? ? ?TangHua was raised in a musical family in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province in China. She started playing violin at the age of seven, and began pipa, known as the Chinese lute, with her mom when she was nine. After graduating from Sichuan Conservatorium in 1986, she served as a soloist in Central Song and Dance Ensemble (now called Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble) in Beijing. ?During her time in the ensemble, she participated in all types of performances and concerts. At the same time, she also studied pipa in depth under Professor Wang Fandi, a famous pipa musician.
? ? In 1991, Tang Hua moved to Japan. Since then, she has performed in hundreds of ?Japanese ?and international musical festivals and concerts in many places including Tokyo, Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, Hokkaido , Shikoku贬循，San Francisco, , Hongkong, and Taiwan. From 1991 till 2004, she successfully held 12 recitals in Shikoku, Osaka and Taipei. In Tokyo咸包、Osaka，Takamatsu杖虾， she presented pieces of Shinichi Yuize, the master of Modern KOTO, Chinese composer Gao Weijie, and American composer David Loeb. Her performance was well-appreciated by the Japanese musicians and audiences.
? ? ?In recent years, Tang Hua was invited four times to perform at the international Mandolin Music Festival held by European Mandolin Association. From there, she continued her musical journey in Germany, She held two recitals ?in Bad Oeynhausen and Wuppertale. In Bamberg and Cologne she preformed with other musicians, and their concerts were highly recognized. ?Tanghua has worked with Seiha Japanese Mucia Orchestra playing the lute concerto “ The Land of Peach Blossom”. She has also played the concerto “Grassland” with Hongkong Music Lover Chinese Orchestra. ? In 2004, Tang Hua moved back China. ?Since then she has continued performing in Chengdu, Japan and Germany, ?as well as instructing future musicians in pipa.
