Critically acclaimed violinist and conductor Sean Yung-Hsiang Wang (王雍翔) has a diverse repertoire ranging from early music on period instruments to contemporary compositions. The American Record Guide has called him “a brilliant violinist” whose “quality [of] playing is exceedingly high.” His interest in exploring standard and infrequently played masterpieces, particularly those with intercultural elements, has brought him to major stages in North America, Europe, and Asia.

AFFILIATIONS

• Longy School of Music of Bard College - Director of Orchestra, Chair of String Department, violin faculty, 2015-present
• New York Intercultural Music Society - founder and director, 2014-present
• Bach Society Houston - Interim Director, 2013-14
• Trio Solari - violinist, with clarinetist Chad Burrow and pianist Amy I-Lin Cheng, since 2006
• University of Houston - Visiting Associate Professor of Violin, 2009-11
• Vanderbilt University - Lecturer of Violin and Music History, 2007-09
• Guild of Composers in New York City - Violinist-in-Residence, 1996-98

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., Stanford University, Musicology and Humanities
• M.M., The Juilliard School, Orchestral Conducting
• B.M., Curtis Institute of Music,​ Violin​

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