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Hui-Kang OuYang • Violin
(Weeks 1 - 6)
Hui-Kang OuYang enjoys his career as a prominent Taiwanese
violinist, conductor and pedagogue. He has given acclaimed
concerts in America, France, German, Switzerland, Slovenia,
Austria, Japan, China and his home town Taiwan. He is a frequent
soloist and conductor with orchestras such as National Taiwan
Symphony Orchestra, Ensemble con brio Warzburg, Taipei Chamber
Orchestra, Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra, Taipei Metropolitan
Symphony Orchestra, Kaohsiung Symphony Orchestra, Pro Arte
Orchestra and Yuyun Symphony Orchestra. |
With passion for contemporary music,
OuYang has premiered many compositions by native composers,
among them the most significant were the opera Hsu Hsian
and Lady Bai by Zhi-Yun Guo, and with Taipei String Quartet,
chamber works by prominent composers Duen Tai, Hwang-Long
Pan and Tai-Xiang Li. He has given the European premiere
of Taiwanese composer Tyzen Hsiao's Violin Concerto and
conducted various Taiwanese orchestral works in Japan.
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Dr. OuYang holds degrees in violin performance
from Mannes College of Music and State University of
New York at Stony Brook. He is currently a professor
of violin, dean of School of Human Ecology, and conductor
of University Symphony Orchestra at Shih Chien University
in Taipei. Starting 2007, he serves as the advisor of
the National Project for Music Talent; a plan sponsored
by the Council for Cultural Affair, Taiwan, and has
successfully promoted young Taiwanese violinists to
gain world recognition. Due to his excellent achievements,
OuYang has been awarded The Honorary Alumnus Award from
National Taiwan University of Arts, and Outstanding
Professor Award from Shih Chien University.
Hui-Kang OuYang plays a precious violin made by J.B.
Guadagnini in 1785, provided by CHIMEI Culture Foundation.
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