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Quei-Lih Chen (陳瑰麗)

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Quei-Lih Chen (陳瑰麗)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Quei-Lih Chen
  • Chinese: 陳瑰麗
  • Era: -
  • Geography: 台灣台南市
  • Core roles: Taiwanese American (TAH Who’s Who)
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Pianist Quei-Lih Chen, a native of Tainan, Taiwan, made her first public appearance at the age of 13 with Tainan Junior Symphony Orchestra performing Mozart Piano Concert no. 23, K488 under the baton of Maestro Chao-Ming Cheng. Subsequently, she went to the United States to further her studies at the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University, where she received her Bachelor and Master of Music degrees. She also gained exposure to chamber music with Samuel Sanders during her five years at the Peabody. She was a first prizewinner of Elizabeth Davis Piano Competition in Washington D.C. and consequently was invited to join the Friday Morning Club as a performing member. She later was granted a full scholarship into the University of Southern California to continue her studies with Daniel Pollack. In 2001, she received her Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Piano Performance with Instrumental Conducting and Piano Accompanying minors.

Education

  • Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University — B.S. Music
  • Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University — M.S. Music
  • University of Southern California — 2001 — Ph.D. Musical Arts in Piano

Employment

  • Friday Morning Club — Performing Member

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Career Record

  • Debut at 13 — Tainan Junior Symphony Orchestra, Mozart Piano Concerto no. 23, K488, conductor Chao-Ming Cheng
  • Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University — B.M./M.M.; five years there, incl. chamber-music exposure with Samuel Sanders
  • First prizewinner, Elizabeth Davis Piano Competition (Washington D.C.); consequently invited to the Friday Morning Club as a performing member
  • Full scholarship to the University of Southern California, studies with Daniel Pollack; 2001 — Doctor of Musical Arts in Piano Performance with minors in Instrumental Conducting and Piano Accompanying
  • 《台灣人的歌》專輯錄影 — played piano for the conference commemorative recording session; staff pictured: 李麗華、賴昭晴、吳明杰、廖欽和 — documented in [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys29||Our Journeys #29]]
  • TAH encyclopedia entries in vault: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/419-quei-lih-chen-e9-99-b3-e7-91-b0-e9-ba-97-201505||#419]] · [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/54-quei-lih-chen-e9-99-b3-e7-91-b0-e9-ba-97-piano||#54, Pianist]]

Sources

From the record

  • 複核（TJJ-A09250400-16, 2026-09-25）：本 slice 文章 de11e29571f3dc86 正文再驗證——伴奏陳瑰麗確認見於正文，subject 連結為真，無錯鏈、無虛鏈；2001-07-02 條目（含該文 wikilink）已在庫 — SKIP，已飽和。

  • 複核（TJJ-A09221400-6, 2026-09-23）：半音合唱團國家音樂廳錄影稿（de11e295）subject link 經正文再驗證為真實對應（伴奏陳瑰麗），2001-07-02 條目已在庫 — SKIP，無新材料。

  • 2001-07-02 — 半音合唱團受陳文成博士紀念基金會之邀回台，在國家音樂廳「陳文成博士殉難20週年紀念音樂會」演唱，陳瑰麗伴奏，楊子清指揮，團長蕭淑慧；團員並受陳水扁總統召見於總統府（實況錄影由楊子清提供存檔）（TJJ, 2017-11-05 快照）。

Deepen — 2026-09-14 (vault-only re-check)

  • All wikilink targets re-verified against live vault slugs (Our Journeys #29, #419, #54, JHU Taiwanese Student Association, ITASA @ USC record, 半音合唱團 archive note, 楊子清, Chen Wen-chen Memorial Foundation) — no broken links.
  • The Career Record section already absorbs every fact present in the cited encyclopedia records (#419, #54) and the vault accompanist/debut records. Conductor 鄭超明 (Chao-Ming Cheng), Samuel Sanders, and Daniel Pollack have no vault pages, so no new wikilinks were possible without creating new pages; no biography invented.

Deepen — 2026-10-10 (DEEPEN-X10090315-1, demand-ranked slice)

  • Full-corpus re-grep (ZH 陳瑰麗/瑰麗 + EN Quei-Lih across works/articles/sources/events/topics): no new biographical facts beyond what Career Record / From the record already absorb. #525 「瑰麗的夢幻與回憶」(蕭泰然 CD title) matches only the word 瑰麗 — NOT this person, excluded, no link added.
  • Reciprocal cross-links confirmed present this pass: 吳明杰 and 賴昭晴 both carry her wikilink via the 《台灣人的歌》 commemorative-video staff record ([[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys29|Our Journeys #29]]); her page↔theirs is bidirectional. No conflicts found — nothing to HOLD.

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