Hui-Chun Lin, Cello solo player, Performer, composer.
born 1979 in Taiwan
Classical piano and cello education . Studied with Professor Peter Bruns at Dresden Conservatory. Postgraduate studies in improvisation with Tilo Augsten at the University of Music and Theatre Leipzig. Worked as solo cellist and ensemble musician
Improvisation, theatre music, contemporary music, dance performance, classical music, world music and cello solo with live electronics. Participated in a workshop with “Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble” at Carnegie Hall in New York 09/2006, also
participated the workshop “Dave Douglas: Composition and Improvisation in New York 02/2010”
Leipziger Jazztage 2007 (jazz festival) with “Beat Freisens Spelunkenorchester”,
Conducted an improvisation class at a middle school in Tainan/Taiwan 2008/09 "Artist in Residence" in Cité des Arts Paris 07/2010-01/2011.
“Codes” Festival of Traditional and Avant-garde Music in Lublin (Poland) 05/2010.
The CD Production „The Ballad Of Li Qingzhao And Su Dongpo“ won the prize in der Kempener Paterskirche. 08/2015
„Streitraum Extra“ with Laio Yiwu at Schaubühne Berlin, 12/2015
Dance/Music Improvisation „Suivre“ with Jenny Haack, Jenny Döll, Bettina Neuhaus Musik: Michael Vorfeld - Perkussion, Barnaby Tree, 01/2016.
„Improvisation XChange 2016“ with Jenny Haack 07/2016
„RARA Festival“ Sicily Italy 7/2016
Orchestral Whifftracks - Musik & Geruch, with Berlin Improvisers Orchestra, 09/2016
"Soundance" Festvial 2017, 2018
Mikromusik Festival 2018
Hui-Chun Lin is a musician who moves fluidly among work in avantgarde music, world music, jazz and improvisation and also performance. Her repertoire encompasses traditional, experimental and classical music in equal measure. Her musical work is concerned above all with sounding out the intersections, boundaries and connections among genres, epochs and cultures.
She is now als musician, performer and cello teacher in Berlin, since 2011.
Since 2015, she starts to produce her own music, working with the Berlin Music Label „Maybee Records“, and making music albums with variable musicians.
born 1979 in Taiwan
Classical piano and cello education . Studied with Professor Peter Bruns at Dresden Conservatory. Postgraduate studies in improvisation with Tilo Augsten at the University of Music and Theatre Leipzig. Worked as solo cellist and ensemble musician
Improvisation, theatre music, contemporary music, dance performance, classical music, world music and cello solo with live electronics. Participated in a workshop with “Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble” at Carnegie Hall in New York 09/2006, also
participated the workshop “Dave Douglas: Composition and Improvisation in New York 02/2010”
Leipziger Jazztage 2007 (jazz festival) with “Beat Freisens Spelunkenorchester”,
Conducted an improvisation class at a middle school in Tainan/Taiwan 2008/09 "Artist in Residence" in Cité des Arts Paris 07/2010-01/2011.
“Codes” Festival of Traditional and Avant-garde Music in Lublin (Poland) 05/2010.
The CD Production „The Ballad Of Li Qingzhao And Su Dongpo“ won the prize in der Kempener Paterskirche. 08/2015
„Streitraum Extra“ with Laio Yiwu at Schaubühne Berlin, 12/2015
Dance/Music Improvisation „Suivre“ with Jenny Haack, Jenny Döll, Bettina Neuhaus Musik: Michael Vorfeld - Perkussion, Barnaby Tree, 01/2016.
„Improvisation XChange 2016“ with Jenny Haack 07/2016
„RARA Festival“ Sicily Italy 7/2016
Orchestral Whifftracks - Musik & Geruch, with Berlin Improvisers Orchestra, 09/2016
"Soundance" Festvial 2017, 2018
Mikromusik Festival 2018
Hui-Chun Lin is a musician who moves fluidly among work in avantgarde music, world music, jazz and improvisation and also performance. Her repertoire encompasses traditional, experimental and classical music in equal measure. Her musical work is concerned above all with sounding out the intersections, boundaries and connections among genres, epochs and cultures.
She is now als musician, performer and cello teacher in Berlin, since 2011.
Since 2015, she starts to produce her own music, working with the Berlin Music Label „Maybee Records“, and making music albums with variable musicians.
