Yu-Hsin Wu

Yu-Hsin Wu is a talented cellist and music educator currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Michigan State University, following a Master of Music and Bachelor of Fine Arts from National Taiwan Normal University. With over a decade of teaching experience, Yu-Hsin has served as an adjunct lecturer at Minghsin University, where she taught Taiwanese Art and Music Appreciation.

Additionally, as the director of the string orchestra at Songshan High School, Yu-Hsin conducted a large ensemble and mentored students through sectional coaching. Her teaching expertise extends to private lessons in cello, piano, and music theory, catering to students ranging from children to adults, and organizing biannual recitals to showcase student progress.

An accomplished performer, Yu-Hsin has played with various prestigious ensembles, including the Da Capo Taiwan Chamber Orchestra and the Sun Taipei Philharmonic. She has also been a regular participant in the Formosa Chamber Music Festival and has performed as a soloist in several recitals, including a notable performance of the Dvořák Cello Concerto as part of the Concerto Winners Concert. Yu-Hsin’s contributions to the music community also include writing program notes and artist biographies, as well as collaborating with international musicians to craft narratives for album releases and concert programs. Passionate about both performance and pedagogy, Yu-Hsin continues to contribute to Taiwan's classical music scene actively and is building a promising academic and performance career in the United States.