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Yin Yin Huang (黄煐媖)

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Yin Yin Huang (黄煐媖)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Yin Yin Huang
  • Chinese: 黄煐媖
  • Era: 1955
  • Geography: Tainan, Taiwan
  • Core roles: entrepreneur, professor, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Yin Yin Huang, pianist, born in Taiwan, began her piano lessons at the age of 8 and made her concert debut at an age of sixteen with the Chinese Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra and soon thereafter with the Formosa Chamber Orchestra. Prior to migrating to United States, she was assistance Professor at Taiwan Theological College and received her BA at the University of culture in Taipei. She also received her master degree from California State University of Los Angeles. Ms. Huang has collaborated and performed with renowned artists in: Italy, Asia, Europe, Central America, and throughout the United States.

Education

  • Univ. of culture in Taipei — 1977 — B.A. Music
  • California State Univ. of Los Angeles — 1982 — M.S. Music

Employment

  • Acevedo Music & Art Education Foundation — Artistic Director — (2005-) — California State University of Los Angeles — Music Teacher — (2000-) — Taiwan Theological College (臺南神學院) — Assistant Professor — International Taiwan Chamber Music Concert — Faculty/Performer — (1988-) — International Chamber Music Concert (Poziotano, Italy) — Faculty/Performer — (1998-2007) — International Chamber Music Professors Association — Faculty — (2000-) — Tainan Women’s College of Arts and Technology (台南女子技術學院) — Music Instructor — (2000-) — California State University, Los Angeles, Department of Music — Faculty — Acevedo Music Education Foundation (惜台社) — President and Artistic Director — Southern California Youth Chamber Music — Teacher — Community — Acevedo Music Education Foundation (惜台社) — President and Artistic Director — Music Teachers National Association (美國音樂教授協會) — Member/Participant

Career (from cited TAH tables)

  • 臺南神學院 — Assistant Professor, before emigrating to the U.S.
  • 1988- — International Taiwan Chamber Music Concert — Faculty/Performer
  • 1998-2007 — International Chamber Music Concert (Poziotano, Italy) — Faculty/Performer
  • 2000- — California State University, Los Angeles, Dept. of Music — Faculty / Music Teacher
  • 2000- — International Chamber Music Professors Association — Faculty
  • 2000- — Tainan Women’s College of Arts and Technology (台南女子技術學院) — Music Instructor
  • 2005- — |Acevedo Music Education Foundation (惜台社) — President and Artistic Director
  • Southern California Youth Chamber Music — Teacher; Music Teachers National Association (美國音樂教授協會) — Member

Family

  • Husband: Nat Nehdar
  • Son: Elliot and Evan Jung Acevedo

Sources

  • [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-433-yin-yin-huang||TAH #433 encyclopedia]]
  • [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/202-yin-yin-huang-e9-bb-84-e7-85-90-e5-aa-96-pianist-201505||TAH #202 encyclopedia, pianist, 2015/05]]
  • |TAH Foundation
  • |taiwaneseamericanhistory.org

Network

  • |PCT — TAH Who’s Who

Vault records (deepen pass 2026-09-10)

  • The vault holds two TAH encyclopedia records for her: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-433-yin-yin-huang||Who’s Who #433]] and the earlier [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/202-yin-yin-huang-e9-bb-84-e7-85-90-e5-aa-96-pianist-201505||#202 pianist profile (2015/05)]]; both were harvested under |taiwaneseamericanhistory.org via |TAH Foundation.
  • Her pre-emigration post in the cited tables — Assistant Professor at 臺南神學院 — sits in the |PCT school system (see Network).
  • Her U.S. base since 2000 is |Acevedo Music & Art Education Foundation (惜台社), which she has led as President / Artistic Director since 2005 alongside her CSULA Department of Music faculty post; her sons (Elliot and Evan Jung Acevedo) are listed in the same record.

Role in the Community (corpus pass 2026-10-10)

  • 2017 — As head of the Acevedo Music & Art Education Foundation, her organization staged the Two Cranes International Music Festival (雙鶴國際音樂節) in Pasadena, CA (8/3–15/2017), documented in [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/concerts104||TAH #104 concert record]].
  • 2024-02-28 — Performed at the 228 77th-anniversary memorial concert (「台灣介心靈日」, 17th edition, TUF/優設), soloing on piano in 《龍舞》 and premiering 《心路歷程》 and 《毫無畏懼》 with the 和諧三重奏 (Harmony Trio), per taiwanjustice-net coverage of the event (|紀念音樂會).
  • HOLD: the trio’s pianist is written 黃煐煐 in the article text vs 黃煐媖 for the solo credit — likely a typo for the same person, unconfirmed; not auto-merged.
  • The vault also holds a separate 2018 story record, [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/65-yin-yin-huang||TAH #65 Yin Yin Huang 黃煐媖]] (traditional 黃), not previously linked from this page.

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