Wan-Lung Chuang (莊婉玲)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Wan-Lung Chuang
  • Chinese: 莊婉玲
  • Era: -
  • Geography: 台灣
  • Core roles: professor, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Bassist Wan-Ling Chuang received her doctoral and master degrees from the Eastman School of Music. As an orchestral double bass player, Wan-Ling Chuang started her professional orchestral career performing at the age of 19, performing with the Taipei Symphony and Taipei Philharmonic in Taiwan as well as the Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes, Binghamton Philharmonic, Orchestra of the Northern New York and Cayuga Chamber Orchestra. Wan-Ling also plays solo and chamber music extensively. She is the founder of Chanson Strings quartet. Her quartet has participated many international festivals, such as Fringe Festival at Rochester 2016. Dr. Chuang is currently on faculty of State University of New York at Geneseo and Hochstein School of Music and Dance in Rochester. She also serves as principal bass at Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes at Corning NY.

Education

  • Eastman School of Music — year — M.S.
  • Eastman School of Music — year — Ph.D.

Employment

  • State University of New York — present — Teaching
  • Hochstein School of Music and Dance — present — Teaching
  • Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes at Corning NY — present — principal bass

Career

Absorbed from the TAH profile above:

  • Earned her master’s and doctoral degrees at the Eastman School of Music.
  • Began her professional orchestral career at age 19, performing with the Taipei Symphony and Taipei Philharmonic in Taiwan, as well as the Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes, Binghamton Philharmonic, Orchestra of the Northern New York, and Cayuga Chamber Orchestra.
  • Plays solo and chamber music extensively; founder of the Chanson Strings quartet, which has taken part in international festivals such as the Fringe Festival at Rochester 2016.
  • Currently on faculty at the State University of New York at Geneseo and the Hochstein School of Music and Dance in Rochester, and serves as principal bass of the Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes at Corning, NY.
  • Her TAH encyclopedia records in the vault: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whoswho1757|TAH #1757]] and [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/musician414|TAH #414, Bassist]].

Timeline

Absorbed from the on-page Career section (no external sources):

  • Age 19 — began her professional orchestral career, performing with the Taipei Symphony and Taipei Philharmonic in Taiwan.
  • Eastman School of Music — master’s and doctoral degrees.
  • 2016 — Chanson Strings quartet (founder) performed at the Fringe Festival at Rochester.
  • Present — faculty, State University of New York at Geneseo and Hochstein School of Music and Dance, Rochester; principal bass, Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes at Corning, NY; has also performed with the Binghamton Philharmonic, Orchestra of the Northern New York, and Cayuga Chamber Orchestra.

Note: the on-page profile spells her name both “Wan-Lung” (title/TAH table) and “Wan-Ling” (bio paragraph); recorded as-is, unresolved.

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Sources

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