Jung Lin (林容光)
Identity Snapshot
- English: Jung Lin
- Chinese: 林容光
- Era: —
- Geography: Taiwan
- Core roles: artist
- Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
Pianist Jung Lin has been acclaimed for her poetic and virtuosic pianism. A native of Taiwan, she conducted her own orchestral works at age 12, won numerous competitions in her native country, and was featured on Taiwan’s major news program “90 minutes.” At sixteen her symphonic poem, “The Black Wedding” was given its premiere by the Juilliard Symphony under Miguel Harth-Bedoya. While at Juilliard Ms. Lin studied composition with the renowned American composer David Diamond, and for six years, piano with the eminent pianist Martin Canin. One of the outstanding Chopin pianists of her generation, Ms. Lin has given numerous all Chopin recitals. In 1999, the 150th anniversary of Chopin’s death, she was heard at such prestigious venues as the International Keyboard Institute and Festival, the Summit Festival, and the Kosciuszko Polish Foundation. In October, 1999 she was featured at New York’s Alice Tully Hall in the Gala Chopin recital which included 25 world renowned pianists. In addition to Chopin, Jung Lin is an avid champion of Nikolai Medtner, she is currently recording the complete Tales for Naxos. During 2004 Ms. Lin was invited by radio station WQXR to perform three recitals at
Education
- The Juilliard School of Music — B.A., Piano Performance, Composition — M.A., Piano Performance
Employment
- Alice Tully Hall — Pianist — (2004-2004) — Naxos — Recording Artist — WQXR — Featured Performer — (2004-2004)
Notability
TAH encyclopedia #400 profiles her as pianist and composer: child prodigy who conducted her own orchestral works at 12, premiered her symphonic poem “The Black Wedding” with the Juilliard Symphony at 16, counted among the outstanding Chopin pianists of her generation (Gala Chopin recital at Alice Tully Hall, 1999, alongside 25 world-renowned pianists), and champion of Nikolai Medtner (complete Tales for Naxos).
Timeline (absorbed from profile bio)
- Age 12 — conducted her own orchestral works in Taiwan; featured on the major news program “90 minutes”
- Age 16 — symphonic poem “The Black Wedding” premiered by the Juilliard Symphony under Miguel Harth-Bedoya
- Juilliard years — composition with David Diamond; piano with Martin Canin for six years (B.A. Piano Performance & Composition, M.A. Piano Performance)
- 1999 (150th anniversary of Chopin’s death) — all-Chopin engagements at the International Keyboard Institute and Festival, the Summit Festival, and the Kosciuszko Polish Foundation; October: Gala Chopin recital at Alice Tully Hall alongside 25 world-renowned pianists
- 2004 — three invited recitals at radio station WQXR; Naxos recording artist, complete Medtner Tales project
Connected in the Vault
Jung Lin’s record enters the vault through the |TAH Foundation’s encyclopedia project: the detailed 2017 profile [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/musician400||TAH #400, Pianist & Composer]] documents her Juilliard composition study with David Diamond and six years of piano study with Martin Canin, the 1999 Gala Chopin recital at Alice Tully Hall with 25 world-renowned pianists, and her complete Medtner Tales recording project for Naxos; the Who’s Who card [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-1664-jung-lin||TAH #1664]] carries her biographical snapshot. Both derive from |taiwaneseamericanhistory.org. In this vault she is distinct from violinist Anita Chia Jung Lin and Prof. Pei-Jung Lin.
Family
No filled family fields on the TAH profile.
Sources
- TAH #400 encyclopedia: 400. Jung Lin林容光, Pianist & Composer / 05/2017
- TAH #1664 encyclopedia: 1664. Jung Lin 林容光
- TAH Who’s Who
Related Pages
- |TAH Foundation
- Fellow Juilliard piano pupil of Martin Canin: Charles W. Tang (唐瑋廷)
- |taiwaneseamericanhistory.org
- 2017 — TAH encyclopedia #400
- |1664. Jung Lin 林容光 — TAH Who’s Who #1664
- Disambiguation: not to be confused with violinist Anita Chia Jung Lin 林佳蕙 (Anita Chia Jung Lin) or Prof. Pei-Jung Lin.
Corpus Sweep Notes
- Corpus re-grep (slice 10091404-27, 2026-10-10): 林容光/Jung Lin/surname 與作品關鍵詞(The Black Wedding、Medtner、Gala Chopin、Harth-Bedoya、David Diamond)全庫再掃——命中面不變:本人百科記錄 [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/musician400|TAH #400]] 與 [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-1664-jung-lin|TAH #1664]]、works/index 與 sources 索頁,以及同儕條目互列(Charles W. Tang 記為同門 Martin Canin 茱莉亞鋼琴學生)。注意假性命中面:ntcpetv-ptsi-bio 與 conbrio-board-bio 的 “Martin Canin” 命中屬鋼琴家陳毓襄傳記之師承敘述,非本頁人物;“Jung Lin” 子串另命中 Prof. Pei-Jung Lin、Anita Chia-Jung Lin 等姓名相近之另一人。無新增回憶錄/社群一手語料可吸收,無衝突須 HOLD,SKIP-with-reason。
2026-10-17 — deepen-x slice 10171400-6 close: the single listed file works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/277-anita-chia-jung-lin-e6-9e-97-e4-bd-b3-e8-93-89-violinist-201508 (“277. Anita Chia- Jung Lin 林佳蓉, Violinist / 2015/08”) is a name-collision false positive — its Subjects link to people/jung-lin is a substring match on “Chia-Jung Lin”; the work is about violinist 林佳蓉 (people/anita-chia-jung-lin, 台南, SIUE), not pianist 林容光 (0 mentions of 林容光 in the file, which is bibliographic-record-only). Quote candidate therefore not this person → not pasted. Fresh ERE sweep this pass (林容光 / \bJung Lin\b / The Black Wedding / Medtner / Harth-Bedoya / Gala Chopin) returns an unchanged hit set vs slice 10091404-27 — musician400, whos-who-1664, charles-w-tang, works+people+sources indexes; the other \bJung Lin\b works hits (277, 550, whos-who-1999) all belong to the two name-neighbours above. Nothing new absorbable; no conflicts to HOLD. Note for a future lane: the Related Pages disambiguation line on this page writes 林佳蕙 where the person page reads 林佳蓉.
verified-saturation: 2026-10-17