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May Fang (方美盈)

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May Fang (方美盈)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: May Fang
  • Chinese: 方美盈
  • Era: Birth Place
  • Geography: Taiwan
  • Core roles: educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

May Fang earned a master of music in piano performance and a master of music in piano accompanying with scholarship from San Francisco Conservatory of Music where she studied with Paul Hersh and Timothy Bach. She received bachelor of music with dean award scholarship in piano performance from Oberlin Conservatory of music where she studied with Munique Duphil. She was the piano accompanist for both San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Skyline College Concert choir, and a piano instructor in Taiwanese American Center of Northern California before moving to Los Angeles on 2005, where she continues pursuing the study as a merit scholarship student in Graduate Performance Certificate of Keyboard Collaborative Arts in University of Southern California, and serving as a piano accompanist in Occidental College, Half Step Choir, Taiwanese Presbyterian Conference Master Chorale and Formosan Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles.

Education

  • Oberlin Conservatory of Music — B.A.鋼琴演奏
  • San Francisco Conservatory of Music — M.S.鋼琴演奏,伴奏

Employment

  • San Francisco Conservatory of Music — Piano Accompanist — (-2005) — Skyline College Concert Choir — Piano Accompanist — (-2005) — Taiwanese American Center of Northern California — Piano Instructor — (-2005) — Occidental College — Piano Accompanist — (2005-) — Half Step Choir — Piano Accompanist — (2005-) — Taiwanese Presbyterian Conference Master Chorale — Piano Accompanist — (2005-) — Formosan Presbyterian Church, Los Angeles — Piano Accompanist — (2005-) — Community — Taiwanese Student Association (San Francisco Bay Area) — President — Taiwanese American Center of Northern California — Piano Instructor

Career Notes

From the TAH Who’s Who profile above (vault-internal, no new facts added): May Fang’s Bay Area career centered on the |Taiwanese American Center of Northern California (piano instructor) and the Taiwanese Student Association of the San Francisco Bay Area (president); after her 2005 move to Los Angeles she continued keyboard-collaborative-arts study at USC on merit scholarship and accompanied at |Formosan Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles, Occidental College, Half Step Choir, and the Taiwanese Presbyterian Conference Master Chorale.

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

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Network

  • |FPCLA — TAH Who’s Who
  • |TACNC — Piano instructor, pre-2005 (TAH Who’s Who)

Deepen note (2026-09-14, vault-only)

From this page’s own TAH employment table (no new facts): her community leadership outside work was president of the Taiwanese Student Association (San Francisco Bay Area); the Bay Area roles (SFCM and Skyline College Concert choir accompanist, TACNC piano instructor) all predate the 2005 move to Los Angeles, after which every documented role (USC Graduate Performance Certificate on merit scholarship, Occidental College, Half Step Choir, Taiwanese Presbyterian Conference Master Chorale, FPCLA) is LA-based. No other vault page currently covers the Taiwanese Student Association (SF Bay Area), Half Step Choir, or the USC Keyboard Collaborative Arts program, so those remain unlinked.

Community Record in the Corpus (revisit 2026-09-14)

Grep of works/ and articles/ for 方美盈 / May Fang returns only this person’s own TAH encyclopedia records — no mentions in memoirs or other community works. Corpus links:

Both records are band-B bibliographic entries (full text stays with TAH), so there is no memoir material beyond the press-kit biography already digested above. No conflicts found; nothing to HOLD; no new biography invented.

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