Resident
Conductor -- Wen-Chen Chuang
Postgradualle Lehrgang in Universitat fur Musik
und darstellende Kunst Wien
Master of music from National Taiwan Normal University
Born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Wen-chen Chuang has
shown her great talent in music since she was
in grade school. As a student, she has won many
great prizes in piano performance, composition
and violin performance from city-wide and nation-wide
competitions.
In 1990, Wen-chen's excellent performance in music
earns her the admission from the top-ranked music
school of Taiwan, the Department of Music of National
Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). She received
her bachelor degree in 1994 and then served as
the 1st violinist in Kaohsiung City Symphony Orchestra.
In 1996, she entered the master program in conducting
from NTNU and started to conduct several student
orchestras.
In 1997, Wen-chen received a scholarship from
Taiwan-Austria joint study program to study orchestral
conducting in Universitat fur Musik und darstellende
Kunst Wien under the supervise of Prof. Uros Lajovic.
Her great performance in Vienna wins her many
opportunities to conduct with Vienna Pro Arte
Orchestra and Philharmonic Orchestra of Oradea.
In 2002 and 2003, Wen-chen conducted with Vienna
Taiwan Youth Orchestra in the annual national
day concerts in Musikverein and Konzerthaus, two
of the most famous concert halls in Vienna. Later
in 2003 she won the conducting-concert prize in
the International Master Classes Summer on Vienna.
Wen-chen Chuang is currently resident conductor
of Evergreen Symphony Orchestra. She has performed
at Taipei National Concert Hall, Tokyo International
Forum and Shanghai Concert Hall and cooperated
with the pianist, Mariya Kim, Weiyin Chen, Rueibin
Chen, Eric Chen etc. The audience is fond of and
moved by her fresh, sentimental and stylish way
of conducting.
BACK
|