Jun-Ching Lin

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Jun-Ching Lin
  • Chinese: —
  • Era: Birth Place
  • Geography: 台灣台北
  • Core roles: artist, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

The Atlanta Symphony’s Assistant Concertmaster since 1988, Jun-Ching Lin was concertmaster of the Augusta Symphony Orchestra for a year before coming to Atlanta. He has performed violin concertos and solos by Barber, Beethoven, Vivaldi, and Tchaikovsky with the ASO. An affiliate artist faculty member at Emory University in violin and chamber music, he coaches the first violins of the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra and spends part of each summer teaching at Encore School for Strings and Franklin Pond Chamber Music. Very active as a chamber musician, he has participated in festivals in Highlands-Cashiers, North Carolina, and in California at La Jolla, Palm Beach, and San Diego.

Education

  • Curtis Institute of Music — B.S. Music
  • Cleveland Institute of Music — M.S. Music

Employment

  • Atlanta Symphony’s — 1988- — Assistant Concertmaster
  • Atlanta Symphony Youth — Violin coach
  • Encore School for Strings and Franklin Pond Chamber Music — Teaching

Family

  • Wife: Helen
  • Son: Nicholas
  • Daughter: Emma

Sources

Deepen 2026-09-14 (vault-only)

  • Directory record: the TAH profile is corroborated by two musician-encyclopedia entries in the vault, both published 2015-08-22: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/271-jun-ching-lin-violinist-201508||TAH #271, Jun-Ching Lin, Violinist]] and [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/542-jun-ching-lin-201508||TAH #542, Jun-Ching Lin]], which classify him by role as violinist.
  • Holdings: the entries sit in the |台美史料中心 story corpus, published by |TAH Foundation.
  • Link hygiene: the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Emory University, Curtis Institute, Cleveland Institute, Encore School for Strings and Franklin Pond Chamber Music have no vault pages; left unlinked rather than creating new pages. No Atlanta-area Taiwanese org in the vault asserts a documented link to him, so none was linked.
  • Corpus re-sweep 2026-09-14: no Chinese name is recorded for him on this page, and every 林俊*/林峻* corpus hit belongs to a different person — 林俊提 (Stephen Lin, Our Journeys 8), 林俊義 (Edgar Lin, [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/167-prof-edgar-lin-e6-9e-97-e4-bf-8a-e7-be-a9-first-volunteer-to-work-in-kenya-a|TAH #167]]), 林俊雄 (a qigong instructor in a Bay Area hall newsletter). Treated as false positives, not absorbed. His own records (#271, #542) are bibliographic-only and already linked. No new absorbable material; no name-merge without a confirmed 漢名.
  • Re-check (slice 09142320-11, 2026-09-15): grep re-run for “Jun-Ching Lin” — only his own catalogue records (#271, #542) and the works index. SKIP: no memoir or movement-record content to absorb.
  • Re-check (slice 09150500-27, 2026-09-15): grep re-run — exact “Jun-Ching Lin” hits remain only #271, #542 and the works index; the other 林俊*/林峻* corpus hits belong to 林俊義 (Edgar Lin) and 林俊雄 (qigong instructor), false positives already excluded above. SKIP: nothing absorbable.
  • Re-check (slices 09150600-13, 09150700-9, 2026-09-15): grep re-run (Jun-Ching Lin / 林俊清 / 林俊青) — hit set unchanged: only #271, #542 and the works index. SKIP: no memoir or movement-record content to absorb.
  • Re-check (slice 09160109-11, 2026-09-16): grep re-run (Jun-Ching Lin / 林俊*) — hit set unchanged: only #271, #542 and the works index; 林俊* hits remain other persons’ false positives. SKIP: nothing absorbable.
  • Re-check (slice 09160316-8, 2026-09-16): grep re-run (Jun-Ching Lin) — hit set unchanged: only his own catalogue records #271, #542 and the works index. SKIP: no memoir or movement-record content to absorb.
  • Re-check (slice 09160400-7, 2026-09-16): grep re-run (Jun-Ching Lin / 林俊清 / 林俊青 / 林峻) — hit set unchanged: exact-name hits remain only #271, #542 and the works index; no Chinese-name variant returns any corpus hit at all. SKIP: nothing absorbable.
  • Re-check (slice 09160500-5, 2026-09-16): grep re-run (Jun-Ching Lin / 林俊清 / 林俊青) — hit set unchanged: only his own catalogue records #271, #542 and the works index. SKIP: no memoir or movement-record content to absorb.