Ching-Hsuan’s compositional voice blends classical and jazz idioms, with a particular focus on cross-genre writing for string quartet. Her works have been presented in Beijing, Taipei, and Paris, drawing inspiration from composers such as Nikolai Kapustin.
In 2024, she was awarded Taiwan’s Classic Music Seed Project grant, where she created a series of string quartet pieces infused with traditional Taiwanese elements, including the moon lute, Taiwanese opera, and tribal melodies.
During her residencies in rural Taiwan, she collaborated with local musicians, traditional artists, and aboriginal children’s choirs, gaining deep insight into Taiwan’s cultural heritage.
Performance in Yilan, Taiwan
As an artist-in-residence at Cité internationale des arts in Paris (2025–2026), Ching-Hsuan continues to develop cross-media and cross-genre projects with international collaborators.
She has presented several open studios and improvisation workshops, including a full house concert at Cité internationale des arts auditorium in 2025.
Her Paris-based septet, featuring some of the city’s leading musicians, recently recorded an album of her original compositions, which is scheduled for release in 2026.
