解瑄

解瑄 graduated from the Department of Music at National Taiwan Normal University, then studied in the United States with the renowned teacher Susan McDonald, earning a master's degree in music and an Artist Diploma from Indiana University. 解瑄 went on to Paris to study with harp masters Catherine Michel and Isabelle Perrin, earning the highest performance diploma (Concertiste) from the École Normale de Musique de Paris. Since returning to Taiwan in 1999, 解瑄 has been principal harp of the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) and has taught at the NTNU Department of Music and other schools. 解瑄 founded Pink Moon Music Theatre in 2003 and launched Taiwan's first International Harp Festival in 2005. In recent years 解瑄 has been invited to serve as a juror and solo performer at international harp competitions in Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea and elsewhere, and remains active on the international harp stage.

解瑄 previously served as principal harp of the San Antonio and Knoxville Symphony Orchestras in the United States, and was invited by Carnegie Hall in New York to give a harp recital in its “International Winners Series.” Since 2000, 解瑄 has spent each summer in Hong Kong as resident harp coach of the Asian Youth Orchestra. 解瑄 has also published writings, including “Crazy about French Music” (法國音樂瘋) and the poetry, prose and photography notebook “Red Sarabande” (紅色薩拉邦).