Carrie Y. Tseng (曾郁庭博士)
Identity Snapshot
- English: Carrie Y. Tseng
- Chinese: 曾郁庭博士
- Era: -
- Geography: 台灣
- Core roles: educator
- Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
Dr. Carrie Y. Tseng is an active internationally-acclaimed cellist. Born in Taiwan. She has performed in United States, Asia, and Europe. She received her Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Arizona State University, and her Master of Music degree from Mannes College of Music in New York. At Arizona State University, she was funded with full scholarship and was awarded the special Talent scholarship and the distinguished Anna Rosenzweig Fellowship. Her primary cello teachers have included Thomas Landschoot, Marcy Rosen, Paul Tobias, and Janet Chien. She has studied at the master class with Bernard Greenhouse, Yo-Yo Ma, Timothy Eddy, Rhonda Rider, Aldo Parisot, Dennis Parker, Scott Kluksdah, Wen-Sinn Yang, and has studied with Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi at Kirishima International Music Festival in 2001. Ms. Tseng has frequently performed with a band – The Brilliance, and has toured with them all over the states. Ms. Tseng currently moved to South Bay area. She is an instructor at the Silicon Valley Youth Symphony, and also a faculty member at Jou Music Institute, Canon Music and Ale’s Music School.
Education
- Shih-Chien Universit — B.M.
- Mannes College — 2009 — M.M.
- Arizona State University — 2016 — D.M.A.
Employment
- Jou Music Institute — 2007-present — teaching
- Canon Music and Ale’s Music School — 2002-2013 — teaching
- Silicon Valley Youth Symphony — 2011-2013 — Cellist
Career & Training (absorbed from TAH profile tables)
Dr. Tseng’s documented trajectory links Taiwan, New York, and Arizona music institutions. She earned her B.M. at Shih-Chien University, her M.M. at Mannes College of Music (2009), and her D.M.A. at Arizona State University (2016) on full scholarship, additionally receiving the Talent scholarship and the Anna Rosenzweig Fellowship. Her teaching career is documented continuously from 2002: faculty at Canon Music and Ale’s Music School (2002–2013), faculty at Jou Music Institute (2007–present), and cellist with the Silicon Valley Youth Symphony (2011–2013), where she also instructs. Her performing career additionally includes touring the United States with the band The Brilliance.
Community Context
- Her Arizona doctoral years coincided with an active Taiwanese student community at ASU — see |ASU Taiwanese International Student Association and |Taiwanese Student Association at Arizona State University.
Family
No filled family fields on the TAH profile.
Silicon Valley context (deepen pass 2026-09-11)
- Her documented move to the South Bay and Silicon Valley teaching posts sit inside the vault’s regional community record |Silicon Valley Taiwanese American Association; no personal membership is documented.
Sources
Connected in the Vault
- Vault records about her: 12 · 12
- Her Arizona doctoral years (D.M.A., 2016) sit inside the vault’s ASU Taiwanese student-community record — see |ASU Taiwanese International Student Association and |Arizona Taiwanese Student Association.
Related Pages
Vault cross-references (deepen pass 2026-09-14)
- Her documented South Bay settlement sits alongside the vault’s South Bay community record South Bay Taiwanese Association (TAH record); no personal membership is documented.
- She is one of several cellists recorded in the TAH biographical corpus — see the parallel cello profiles TAH record: Annie Chuan, cello and TAH record: Nan-Cheng Chen, cello; no direct collaboration is documented.
Deepen-x 2026-09-14 (slice 09141300-2) — SKIP with reason
Corpus grep over content/works and content/articles for 曾郁庭 / Carrie Y. Tseng returns only the works index and her two already-linked TAH records ([[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/musician379|#379]], [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whoswho1448|#1448]]). No memoir or article mentions her — nothing absorbable beyond the page’s existing TAH-tables material. No web, no new pages.