Ke-Yuan Hsin
Conductor
Biography
Conductor
Ke-Yuan Hsin
Taiwanese Conductor Ke-Yuan Hsin received the Doctoral of Musical Arts in Conducting degree from the University of Texas at Austin. He is currently the Associate Conductor of the Denver Philharmonic, Assistant Conductor of the Denver Young Artists Orchestra, and Assistant Conductor of the Yakima Symphony Orchestra. He served as music director for the University of Texas University Orchestra from 2019 to 2024. Since 2022, he has also appeared as guest conductor with the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra, leading over thirteen performances, one recognized as a 2025 National Finalist for the American Prize in Orchestra Conducting.
As a conductor and educator, Ke-Yuan has conducted several orchestras internationally and led several groups to success. Serving as the graduate teaching assistant at the University of Texas at Austin from 2019-2024, he taught university orchestra, symphony orchestra, and instructed future music educators on instrumental conducting.
When Ke-Yuan served as music director of the University of Texas at Austin University Orchestra, he brought a variety of programs to the ensemble. These included classical masterpieces from different cultures and periods, as well as innovative initiatives such as the orchestra's first-ever concert of Chinese music featuring the traditional Chinese instrument, the Erhu, with soloist Yun-Chen Tsai at Bates Recital Hall. Performance on YouTube
He is passionate about connecting with the local community and sharing his musical knowledge...
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In Concert
Video
D.M.A, Orchestral Conducting
The University of Texas at Austin | Austin, TX
Music Director
University of Texas University Orchestra