Sean Wang (王雍翔博士)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Sean Wang
  • Chinese: 王雍翔博士
  • Era: Birth Place
  • Geography: 台灣高雄
  • Core roles: professor, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Sean Y. Wang is a violinist, musicologist, and conductor. A violin graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music, Dr. Wang has performed at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, Jordan Hall, as well as the OK Mozart International Festival in Oklahoma, Thy Chamber Music Festival in Denmark, Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival in Germany, and Evian Festival in France. He has appeared as a featured musician on the National Public Television of Taiwan as well as Nashville Public Television, and has been heard on WGBH (Boston), WFLN (Philadelphia), and DM2 (Denmark). From 1996 to 1998 he was violinist-in-residence of the Guild of Composers, Inc. in New York City, in which capacity he premiered numerous contemporary compositions, and gave his New York City debut recital with an all-twentieth-century program.

Education

  • Curtis Institute of Music — B.S. 小提琴演奏
  • The Juilliard School — M.S.交響樂指揮
  • Stanford University — Ph.D.音樂,人文

Employment

  • 休士頓大學 — Present — 小提琴教授
  • 史丹佛大學 — 音樂史及理論教授
  • 泛德堡大學 — 小提琴教授

Timeline

  • Born in 台灣高雄.
  • Violin graduate (B.S.), Curtis Institute of Music.
  • Performances at Weill Recital Hall (Carnegie Hall), Merkin Hall, and Jordan Hall; festivals include OK Mozart International Festival (Oklahoma), Thy Chamber Music Festival (Denmark), Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival (Germany), and Evian Festival (France).
  • Featured musician on National Public Television of Taiwan and Nashville Public Television; heard on WGBH (Boston), WFLN (Philadelphia), and DM2 (Denmark).
  • 1996–1998 — Violinist-in-residence, Guild of Composers, Inc., New York City; premiered numerous contemporary compositions and gave his NYC debut recital with an all-twentieth-century program.
  • M.S. in orchestral conducting (交響樂指揮), The Juilliard School.
  • Ph.D. in music and humanities, Stanford University.
  • Faculty posts: 休士頓大學 violin professor (present); 史丹佛大學 professor of music history and theory; 泛德堡大學 violin professor.

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Connected in the Vault (2026-09-10 deepen pass)

  • [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/246-sean-wang-e7-8e-8b-e9-9b-8d-e7-bf-94violinist-201507||TAH story #246: Sean Wang 王雍翔, Violinist (2015/07)]] — in-vault biographical record matching the profile text above
  • [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/503-sean-wang-e7-8e-8b-e9-9b-8d-e7-bf-94-201507||TAH story #503: Sean Wang 王雍翔 (2015/07)]] — companion entry, same publication date

Sources

Vault records (deepen pass 2026-09-11)

Deepen pass 2026-09-14 (vault-only)

Re-checked both cited TAH works (#246, #503) and the corpus: all absorbable biographical text is already in the profile/timeline above, and every institution with a vault page (Stanford, Vanderbilt) is linked — |Taiwanese Cultural Society at Stanford University and |Stanford Taiwanese Student Association above apply as campus context only. No Curtis Institute, Juilliard, Houston, or 高雄 page exists in the vault, so no further existing-slug links apply. Status: saturated, pending-verification. (slice 09140107-9)

Deepen-x 2026-09-14 (slice 09141300-9, corpus grep)

  • New corpus mention: in the ta.org interview Vanessa Chen — “Until the Sun Rises”, artist Vanessa Chen credits “Sean Wang” (portfolio seanwang.format.com) as one of two artists who donated works to her thesis exhibition, describing his piece Artist from Taiwan, China as his own experience of being forced to append “China” to his nationality at a show in China. HOLD: the source describes a visual-art practice and gives no Chinese name; identity as violinist/musicologist 王雍翔 is unconfirmed — not merged into the timeline above.
  • Other corpus hits remain the already-absorbed records [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/246-sean-wang-e7-8e-8b-e9-9b-8d-e7-bf-94violinist-201507|TAH #246]] / [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/503-sean-wang-e7-8e-8b-e9-9b-8d-e7-bf-94-201507|TAH #503]] plus the works index; no Our Journeys memoir mentions.

Deepen-x 2026-10-10 (slice 10091404-30, corpus re-verify)

Fresh ZH+EN+surname grep (王雍翔 / 王雍 / Sean Wang / Sean Y. Wang / Yongxiang) across all five corpus dirs returned the identical hit set as the 2026-09-14 passes: TAH #246 / #503 (biographical text already absorbed in Identity Snapshot + Timeline), the works index, the source page, and the Vanessa Chen interview — whose “Sean Wang” visual-art reference remains HOLD (no Chinese name, art practice unconfirmed against the violinist/musicologist). No new memoir, event, or topic mentions. Status: saturated, pending-verification.