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Chi-Ching Grace Lin (林季靜)

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Chi-Ching Grace Lin (林季靜)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Chi-Ching Grace Lin
  • Chinese: 林季靜
  • Era: Birth Place
  • Geography: Taiwan/
  • Core roles: Taiwanese American (TAH Who’s Who)
  • Source: |TAH Foundation Who’s Who（TAH 百科人物頁，見下方 References in vault）

Taiwanese percussionist Chi-Ching Grace Lin maintains a varied chamber music and orchestra career in New York city area. Chi-Ching has performed with Dicapo Opera, the Metropolitain Opera Orchestra, Teatro Grattacielo Opera, National Choral, Binghamton Philharmonic, Riverside Symphony, New York Asian Symphony Orchestra, New Amsterdam Orchestra, West Field Symphony Orchestra, Colonial Symphony, Park Chamber Symphony Orchestra, Centre Symphony Orchestra, Metro Chamber Orchestra in venues such as Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, Version Hall in Philadelphia, Washington DC, New Jersey, Honk Kong, China and Japan. As soloist Chi-Ching was feature as marimba soloist in Day of Percussion Festival in NYC in 2001 and 2002 and also obtained the excellent performance of chamber ensemble award. In 2008 Chi-Ching premiered Andrew Beall’s percussion concerto at Lincoln center with CYCNY. She also can be found on Andrew Beall’s solo percussion album “Deliverance”. As chamber musician, Chi-Ching has appeared with the Talujon Percussion group, Tam Dun Percussion group and 20th Century Contemporary Ensemble. Chi-Ching received her Master’s degree and Professional Studies Diploma from Quee[ns College — the archived TAH biography text breaks off here; the education table below records the degree as M.S. 打擊演奏, 紐約市立大學 (CUNY)]

Note (2026-09-09): the biography paragraph above is a verbatim capture from the TAH encyclopedia and is truncated in the source; no facts beyond the cited TAH pages have been added.

Education

  • 紐約市立大學 — M.S.打擊演奏

Employment

  • 打擊樂家

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Timeline

  • Chamber/orchestra career in the New York City area: Dicapo Opera, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Teatro Grattacielo Opera, National Choral, Binghamton Philharmonic, Riverside Symphony, New York Asian Symphony Orchestra, New Amsterdam Orchestra, West Field Symphony, Colonial Symphony, Park Chamber Symphony, Centre Symphony, Metro Chamber Orchestra — at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, and venues in Philadelphia, Washington DC, New Jersey, Hong Kong, China and Japan
  • 2001, 2002 — marimba soloist, Day of Percussion Festival NYC (excellent performance of chamber ensemble award)
  • 2008 — premiered Andrew Beall’s percussion concerto at Lincoln Center with |CYCNY 紐約幼獅青少年管弦樂團; appears on Beall’s solo percussion album Deliverance
  • Chamber groups: Talujon Percussion, Tam Dun Percussion, 20th Century Contemporary Ensemble
  • M.S. 打擊演奏 (Percussion Performance), 紐約市立大學 (CUNY)
  • 2014-12-11 — TAH encyclopedia biography published, archived in-vault as [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/93-chi-ching-grace-lin-e6-9e-97-e5-ad-a3-e9-9d-9c-percussionist||TAH #93, Chi-Ching Grace Lin 林季靜, Percussionist]]
  • 2015-05-10 — updated TAH encyclopedia biography published, archived in-vault as [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/408-chi-ching-grace-lin-e6-9e-97-e5-ad-a3-e9-9d-9c-201505||TAH #408, Chi-Ching Grace Lin 林季靜]] — both held as community historical record

References in vault

  • 05 — TAH encyclopedia #408
  • 12 — TAH encyclopedia #93
  • 2017

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