Live Recording/ UNT Chinese Ensemble
現場演出/『華人電影之夜』
Pipa/ Yuxin Mei 
Sheng/ Alex Strader 
Zheng/ Lilian 
Piano/ Xiao Yun

Nov 30, 2018 Chinese Ensemble

Golden Flower Terrace

Lao Duang Duen (1903) (Thai Traditional Song，泰國民謠)
作曲/ HRH Prince Benbadhanabongse (1884-1909) 
編曲/  Sopon Suwannakit (「滿滿樂集多元文化樂團」鋼琴樂手)

滿滿樂集多元文化樂團受邀「UNT on the Square」音樂會現場演出錄音 (Denton, TX, USA)

演出者：
Piano/Sopon Suwannakit (Thailand)
Bass/Christopher Wright (USA)
Percussion/Nicholas Rothouse (USA)

Lao Duang Duen ( 泰國民謠, 「滿滿樂集」現場演奏錄音)

Clarinet: Lin Sheng-hsin
Violin: Hao Maio 
Piano: Sopon "Jokobo" Suwannakit
Double bass: Christopher Wright 
(Live)3/30/2014 "Menagerie" Concert, UNT Voertman Hall

David Baker: "BG"

Oct. 2nd, 2014,  7PM
Live recording. "Menagerie Multicultural Ensemble" (滿滿樂集)
UNT on the Square Performance. 
Taiwanese Traditional Folk Song, composed by Fu-Jen Shi and Yang Chen, arr, Lin Sheng-hsin
Flute: Daniel Pardo
Clarinet: Lin Sheng-hsin (林聖馨)
Pipa: YuXin, Mei (梅予馨)
Guitar: Marcelo Melo
Piano: Sopon "Jokobo" Suwannakit 
Bass: Christopher Wright
Percussion: Nicholas Rothouse 
*This is a Taiwanese Folk Song composed by Shi Fu-Jen and Yang Chen. It is a children's song (the original melody is the first 8 bars where the flute starts). The lyric's intonation fits the melody for children to learn the language (Taiwanese has 8 intonations). I used the instrumentation of my group (fl,cl, pipa, piano, guitar, bass and percussion).Thanks for everyone who helped me with my first arrangement.

A Bookworm Stumbling On The Horse That Is Coming (秀才騎馬弄弄來)

Taiwanese Folk Song_pt 1 
1. 望你早歸
2. 補破網
Dr. Hsing Fang Liu (劉杏芳)Clarinet 1
Dr. Sheng-Hsin Lin, （林聖馨）Clarinet 2
Dr. Joanna Hong, Piano 

Feb. 25, 2017, Richardson, TX (Live Performance)
228 Memorial Concert
2017「228紀念音樂會」現場演出，美國德州李察遜市

Taiwanese Folk Songs_pt 1 (Live)

Clarinet : Sheng-hsin Lin
Conductor: Chih-Chiang Lin
Indiana University Ad Hoc Orchestra

Weber Clarinet Concerto No.1_2nd mvt

Menagerie Multicultural Ensemble (live performance)
Flute: Daniel Pardo
Clarinet: Sheng-Hsin Lin
Piano: Sopon Suwannakit 
Guitar: Marcelo Melo
Bass: Chris Wright
Percussion: Nicholas Rothouse

Kent Shores: Nidle

（習作）耶誕習作

Born in Tainan, Taiwan, Lin Sheng-Hsin earned her Doctor of Musical Arts in clarinet performance at the University of North Texas under the tutelage of Professor John Scott. She has served as the assistant principal clarinet of both the Tainan and Chi-Mei Symphony Orchestras. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from National Kaohsiung Normal University in Taiwan and a Master of Music in clarinet performance from Indiana University at Bloomington where she studied with James Campbell. From 2010 to 2013, she was a Teaching Fellow at the UNT College of Music. 

Ms. Lin is an active performer and participates in various ensembles and performances. Some of her appearances include a clarinet and guitar duo recital at La Casa de la Cultura Azcapotzalco, a lecture recital presenting Taiwanese folk music at El Colegio Azcapotzalco in Mexico City, and Trio Indiana Concert (IU Faculty Chamber Concert/Bernard Portnoy Memorial Concert). In addition to traditional clarinet repertoire, Ms. Lin enjoys contemporary works and has premiered many Taiwanese compositions. Important performances include Dr. Sansan Chien’s Dolly's Family for solo clarinet at the International Conference on Musical Arts and Pedagogy, Dr. Chien’s Overture to Medusa as the clarinet soloist with the NKNU Music Department Orchestra, and Tsen-Ling Lin’s The Memory of Clarinet, Interactive Music for Clarinet and Computer. At UNT, she has performed with the Center for Chamber Music’s Graduate Woodwind Quintet, the Symphony Orchestra, the Wind Ensemble, NOVA (New Music Ensemble), and has participated in CEMI (Center for Experimental Music & Intermedia) Concerts.

She was awarded first place at the Taiwan Arts Cup Competition, a winner of the Concerto Competition at the NKNU Music Department for her performance of Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto, and the Tainan Young Musician Competition. Other accolades include the Music Merit Award, the Earl O. Bates Scholarship, and the Dean’s Scholarship from Indiana University at Bloomington. She also won the George and Sandy Papich Chamber Scholarship, the Marceau C. Myers Memorial Scholarship, and the Woodwind/Percussion Scholarship from UNT. 

Ms. Lin has participated in a series of GIA recording projects and has performed at the national conferences of symphonic bands and ensembles such as WASBE(World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles) and CBDNA (College Band Directors National Association) under the baton of Eugene Corporon with the UNT Wind Symphony. Lin seeks to use her clarinet as a method to build friendships between people from different cultures and origins.

Sheng-hsin Lin

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