Peirong Lo (羅佩蓉)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Peirong Lo
  • Chinese: 羅佩蓉
  • Era: Contemporary
  • Geography: United States / Taiwan
  • Core roles: artist, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Praised as a pianist with artistic insight and dynamic energy, Dr. Peirong Lo has performed extensively in solo and chamber music in the DC area including the Kennedy Center and Strathmore. Lo holds a D.M.A. degree in collaborative piano from the University of Maryland and a M.M. degree in piano performance from the Peabody Conservatory. During that period, she studied with Prof. Rita Sloan, Brian Ganz, while also taking master classes with Lambert Orkis and Jonathan Feldman.

Education

  • University of Maryland — D.M.A. in Collaborative Piano — Peabody Conservatory — M.M. in Piano Performance

Employment

  • Duke Ellington School of Arts — Vocal Accompanist — Virginia Institute of Music — Piano Faculty — International School of Music, Bethesda, Maryland — Piano Faculty

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Role in the Community

  • Entry #403 in the TAH Foundation Who’s Who / story corpus, published 2017-06-05: 2017 — her own solo page (bibliographic record; full text stays in the vault).
  • TAH musician cohort (new, verified 2026-10-01). Lo appears in the source site’s musician cohort alongside the conductor Amanda Chen 許惠敏 and the pianist Erh-Jen Lee 李爾仁 (record title “404. Erh-Jen Lee 李爾仁, Pianist, Oboist, Accompanist, Chamber Musician, and a Music Educator”, 2017/06 batch). This is a cohort relationship, not a stated personal one.

NUMBER-COLLISION WARNING — read before linking. The numbers 403–407 in the source story corpus are doubled: each has a 2015/2014 book-and-person entry and a separate 2017 musician entry (e.g. “403. Marilyn Fu”, “404. Lily Chen 陳佳俐”, “406. 洪莉玲” vs “404. Erh-Jen Lee”, “406. Eric Huang”). works/index.md lists 403–407 only for the 2015/2014 set, so the 2017 musician records for Amanda Chen, Erh-Jen Lee and Eric Huang have no vault page and no index entry. Linking works/.../404-…, works/.../405-…, works/.../406-… or works/.../407-… from this page resolves to the 林衡哲 book pages, not to the musicians, and is forbidden.

  • DC-area cohort link (candidate, unverified). Lo’s record places her in the Washington DC / Bethesda, Maryland circle also documented in 1. TA Community Scholarship Awards — Greater Washington DC. Inference from shared geography only — no corpus text states a relationship. Do not treat as fact; do not promote to a relationship field.

Corpus re-check (2026-10-01, deepen-x slice 09261200-2)

Fresh grep -E (ZH + EN alternation) over the full corpus: no memoir or article narrative mentions Lo anywhere. The musician-cohort facts above were recovered only by re-running with a whole-name | alternation under grep -E — the same query issued as a fixed-string match (grep -F, which treats | literally) returns zero hits. Any corpus-audit tool that reuses this recipe must pass -E; a -F run yields false “saturated” verdicts, and this page’s earlier SKIP notes were void for exactly that reason.

Corpus re-check (prior passes, SUPERSEDED 2026-10-01)

Prior greps (2026-09-22 slice 09220700-17; 2026-09-25 slice 16; 2026-09-25 slice 09250500-13) reported “only her own TAH entry + the corpus index; no mentions”. Void — they ran as fixed-string whole-name queries and could not match anything, so “no mentions” was an artifact of the instrument, not evidence. They also missed knowledge/web-archives/, which is where the full-text source material actually lives (the content/works/ copies are bibliographic stubs only).

Sources

Corpus re-check (2026-10-07, deepen-x slice 10051909-11)

Fresh grep -rlE (ZH 羅佩蓉 + EN Peirong Lo) across content/works, content/articles, content/sources, content/events, content/topics and knowledge/web-archives full-text (per the -E + web-archives recipe noted above): hit set unchanged — her own peirong-lo-pianist record, the works index, and the sources page. No memoir or article narrative mentions found. SKIP: verified-saturated with the corrected instrument.