While Ee Teck only began learning the Erhu at the age of 12, he quickly grown to become an accomplished musician alongside his peers, under the tutelage of Mr Wilson Neo.

Ee Teck was able to master the instrument quickly within just a 4-5 years, where he not only took part on NAFA grading examinations but also participated in the National Chinese Music Competition.

Ee Teck's skills were recognised when he was appointed by Music Director Moses Gay as Concertmaster & Vice-President of the National University of Singapore Chinese Orchestra (NUSCO). During his tenure, Ee Teck led the orchestra and delivered the critically-acclaimed Red Cliff as the Jing Erhu soloist. Ee Teck also led the orchestra overseas to perform at the renowned Hsinchu Chinese Music Festival.

Ee Teck's passion for music continued to grew, where he self-learned music arrangement and composition. His talent led him to serve as Music Director & Composing Head of Raffles Hall Musical Production (RHMP), where he led a 40-pax group to deliver a successful musical featuring several of his own works. Till today, Ee Teck continues to remain active in the scene, participating in numerous productions.