吳慈菁
Ci Jing Wu
Lecturer
Wu Tz’u-Ching
Education – Degrees, Licenses, Certifications
BA 1993 Music, National Taiwan Normal University
MA 1997 Piano Performance, National Chiao-Tung University
Research Interest / Area of Expertise
Wu Tz’u-Ching majored in piano performance while she was an undergraduate student.
During her graduate school, she was interested in music theory and composition and took
courses related these two fields as well. Through the integration of music theory,
composition, and performance, she carried her professional thinking and skills of music to an
advanced level as a comprehensive musician.
Award
1995-1997 Graduate fellowship from Ministry of Education
1998 Wind, for electronic organ was awarded by Yamaha
1999 An honorable member of the Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Society
2002 three compositions including Invoking the Night of Limpid Brightness, Chan-Tou Tzu, and Missing Each Other received third prize from the Ministry of Education.
Selected Composition
1998 Wind, for electronic organ was awarded by Yamaha
1998 Night and Meditiation, for violin and piano was chosen to be performed in the Asia
Composers Festival and invited to perform it in the Shih-Fang Forum in Taipei; and it
was performed in the concert, Starting Taiwanese Voice
1998 Murmur of Melancholy, Sextet for clarinet and strings was commissioned by the
director of the Taipei Chamber Ensemble, and performed in the National Recital Hall
2009 chorus piece Missing Each Other was invited to perform it by Taiwan National Choir.
Selected Performance
2002 performed in the International Culture Festival, Grass Shoes in Tsao-Tun (2002)
2003 performance of the Greig A-Minor Concerto with the Tsao-Tun middle school
orchestra.
Invited Lecture
2002 She was an invited speaker titled The Idea of Romantic Music by the Culture Bureau
of Nan- Tou County
Education – Degrees, Licenses, Certifications
BA 1993 Music, National Taiwan Normal University
MA 1997 Piano Performance, National Chiao-Tung University
Research Interest / Area of Expertise
Wu Tz’u-Ching majored in piano performance while she was an undergraduate student.
During her graduate school, she was interested in music theory and composition and took
courses related these two fields as well. Through the integration of music theory,
composition, and performance, she carried her professional thinking and skills of music to an
advanced level as a comprehensive musician.
Award
1995-1997 Graduate fellowship from Ministry of Education
1998 Wind, for electronic organ was awarded by Yamaha
1999 An honorable member of the Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Society
2002 three compositions including Invoking the Night of Limpid Brightness, Chan-Tou Tzu, and Missing Each Other received third prize from the Ministry of Education.
Selected Composition
1998 Wind, for electronic organ was awarded by Yamaha
1998 Night and Meditiation, for violin and piano was chosen to be performed in the Asia
Composers Festival and invited to perform it in the Shih-Fang Forum in Taipei; and it
was performed in the concert, Starting Taiwanese Voice
1998 Murmur of Melancholy, Sextet for clarinet and strings was commissioned by the
director of the Taipei Chamber Ensemble, and performed in the National Recital Hall
2009 chorus piece Missing Each Other was invited to perform it by Taiwan National Choir.
Selected Performance
2002 performed in the International Culture Festival, Grass Shoes in Tsao-Tun (2002)
2003 performance of the Greig A-Minor Concerto with the Tsao-Tun middle school
orchestra.
Invited Lecture
2002 She was an invited speaker titled The Idea of Romantic Music by the Culture Bureau
of Nan- Tou County