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Mei-Fang Lin received her Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley and her master's degree from the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she also taught as Visiting Assistant Professor in Composition/Theory
prior to coming to Texas Tech University. Supported by the Frank Huntington Beebe Foundation in Boston and a George
Ladd Paris Prize from UC Berkeley, she also spent three years in France studying composition and participated in
the one-year computer music course "Cursus de Composition" at IRCAM in Paris.
Awards for her music include those from the Seoul International Competition for Composers (2nd Prize – 2007),
Bourges Competition in France (Finalist – 2006, Residence Prize - 2001), Look & Listen Festival Prize in US
(1st Prize - 2002), Pierre Schaeffer Competition in Italy (3rd Prize - 2002), SCI/ASCAP Student Commission
Competition in US (3rd Prize - 2001), Luigi Russolo Competition in Italy (Honorary Mention -2001), Prix SCRIME
in France (1st Prize - 2000), National Association of Composers, USA Competition (1st Prize - 2000), 21st Century
Piano Commission Competition in US (Winner - 1999), Music Taipei Composition Competition in Taiwan (Honorary
Mention - 1998, Special Prize - 1997). Lin's music has received performances by groups such as the Nieuw
Ensemble (Amsterdam), Kammerensemble Neue Musik (Berlin), Ensemble Surplus (Freiburg), Ensemble Cairn (Paris),
Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain (Lyon), Armonia Opus Trio (Buenos Aires), Melos-Etos (Bratislava), Ensemble
Concorde (Dublin), Contemporary Chamber Orchestra Taipei (Taiwan), Parnassus Ensemble (New York), San Francisco
Contemporary Music Players (San Francisco), Alea III (Boston), Washington Square New Music Ensemble (New York),
Earplay (San Francisco), North/South Consonance (New York), Chicago Ensemble (Chicago), Yarn/Wire (New York),
Empyrean Ensemble (Davis), Left Coast Chamber Ensemble (San Francisco), Nodus Ensemble (Florida), Taiwan National
Symphony Orchestra (Taiwan)...among others. Her music has also been presented in international festivals such as the
ISCM World Music Days (Hong Kong, Slovenia), Festival Résonances (France), International Review of Composers
(Serbia), Asian Pacific Festival (New Zealand), Seoul International Computer Music Festival (Korea), Ostrava
Music Days (Czech Republic), Amadeus Piano Festival (US), Festival Synthèse (France), Vancouver Pro Musica Festival
(Canada), Festival HTMLLES (Canada), Maxis Festival (UK), ppIANISSIMO Festival (Bulgaria), En Red O Festival (Spain)...etc.
To contact Mei-Fang Lin, you may e-mail her at mei-fang.lin@ttu.edu
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