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Annie Chuan (權雋文)

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Annie Chuan (權雋文)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Annie Chuan
  • Chinese: 權雋文
  • Era: Birth Place
  • Geography: 台灣桃園
  • Core roles: educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Annie Chuan, cellist, has received her Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2008. She has won numerous major awards in her early career, such as the first prize of the National Cello and String Quartet Competition pan universities in Taiwan. She was honorably elected as a member of the Jeunesses Musicales World Orchestra (JMWO) in 2001, and made a concert tour of Europe. She also joined the Formosa Youth Symphony Orchestra and performed in the Lincoln Center, New York. In the recent career, she was invited to play with various prestigious symphony orchestras, such as the Maryland Symphony Orchestra, the Concert Artists of Baltimore, Alexandria Symphony Orchestra and the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra. She also dedicates herself to education. She was an instructor of the Montgomery College Orchestra, MD, and the cello-section instructor of the District Metropolitan Youth Orchestra Program. Currently, she is one of the founders, a chief cello instructor of the Kentlands Music Studio, and a member of the Music Teacher Maryland/National Association.

Education

  • 輔仁大學 — B.S. Music
  • 馬里蘭大學 — 2008 — Ph.D音樂藝術

Employment

  • Montgomery College管弦樂團大提琴 — 大提琴教師
  • District Metropolitan Youth Orchestra Program大提琴 — 大提琴教師
  • 美國大華府地區台灣文化中心兒童音樂劇音樂總監 — 2009 — 音樂總監
  • 大華府地區客家會(Hakka Association in Washington Metropolitan Area) 青年管弦樂團 — 2010 — 指揮

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Career Notes

  • 2008 年獲馬里蘭大學學院市分校音樂藝術博士（DMA）
  • 早期獲全台灣大學院校大提琴與弦樂四重奏比賽首獎；2001 年入選國際音樂青年世界樂團（JMWO）歐洲巡演
  • 曾隨 Formosa Youth Symphony Orchestra 在紐約 Lincoln Center 演出；受邀與 Maryland Symphony、Concert Artists of Baltimore、Alexandria 與 Fairfax Symphony 等樂團合作
  • 教學：Montgomery College 管弦樂團、District Metropolitan Youth Orchestra 大提琴教師；現為 Kentlands Music Studio 共同創辦人暨大提琴首席教師、MTNA 會員 — see [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/521-annie-chuan-e6-ac-8a-e9-9b-8b-e6-96-87-201507|TAH #521]]

Vault records (deepen pass 2026-09-10)

  • Two TAH encyclopedia entries for her are held in the vault: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/15-annie-chuan-e6-ac-8a-e9-9b-8b-e6-96-87-cello|TAH #15 (2014, Cellist)]] and [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/521-annie-chuan-e6-ac-8a-e9-9b-8b-e6-96-87-201507|TAH #521 (2015)]].
  • From the TAH profile tables already on this page: B.S. Music, 輔仁大學; DMA, 馬里蘭大學 (2008); cello instructor of the Montgomery College Orchestra and of the District Metropolitan Youth Orchestra Program.
  • Community music roles in the greater D.C. area: music director of the children’s musical at the 美國大華府地區台灣文化中心 (2009) and conductor of the 大華府地區客家會青年管弦樂團 (2010).
  • Fellow cellists recorded in the TAH biographical corpus: |Carrie Y. Tseng (曾郁庭) and Nan-Cheng Chen ([[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/32-nan-cheng-chen-e9-99-b3-e5-8d-97-e5-91-88-cello|TAH #32, cello]]) — parallel profiles, no direct collaboration documented.

Sources

Deepen pass 2026-09-14 (vault-only)

  • Her 2009 children’s-musical music-director role (per the TAH employment table already on this page) was at the 美國大華府地區台灣文化中心 — the vault page |Greater Washington Taiwan Culture Center (華府台灣文化中心) records the same Rockville, MD center.
  • Fellow TAH-corpus cellist now cross-linked directly: |Nan-Cheng Chen (陳南呈) (TAH #32, cello) — parallel profiles, no documented collaboration.
  • No vault page exists for 大華府地區客家會 (Hakka Association in Washington Metropolitan Area), 輔仁大學, University of Maryland, Montgomery College, or the D.C. youth orchestras, so no further existing-slug links apply. Status: saturated, pending-verification. (slice 09140741-10)

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