News October 27, 2011 - World premiere of Ssu-Yu Huang's "Reflections" by the Yen Ensemble at the Hsinchu Culture Center, Hsinchu, Taiwan. This is also the preimiere of the Yen Ensemble, which consists of two violins, a double-bass, a guitar, and percussions, with Ssu-Yu as the resident composer. Ssu-Yu's "A Dream of Red Mansions" will also be performed. Another concert will be held at the National Concert Hall in Taipei on November 9, 2011. September 23-25, 2011 - World premiere of Ssu-Yu Huang's "Tai Chi" by the Aranjuez Guitar Duo (guitar and altus guitar) on September 23 in Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany; on September 24 in Bochum, Germany; and on September 25 in Essen, Germany. July 7, 2011 - Ssu-Yu Huang's "Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto" (wind orchestra) was performed at the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE) in Jiayi, Taiwan, by the violin soloist Ting-Yu Wu and the Taiwan Wind Ensemble with Prof. Lian-Chang Kuo conducting. June 22, 2011 - World premiere of Ssu-Yu Huang's "Misty Tango" for flute and guitar at the Hsinchu Culture Center, performed by flutist Sophia Lin and guitarist Meng-Feng Su. Another performance will be at the Taipei National Concert Hall on July 24, 2011. April 24, 2010 - Ssu-Yu Huang's symphony orchestra piece Red Moon won the first NSO Call for Score and was world-premiered by the National Symphony Orchestra in Taipei, with Günther Herbig conducting. April 5-11, 2010 - Günther Herbig International Conducting Workshop at the Taipei National Concert Hall. Ssu-Yu Huang's symphony orchestra piece  Red Moon was selected as part of the repertoire. July 22, 2009 - World premiere of Ssu-Yu Huang's "Capriccio of Wind" for flute and guitar in a multimedia concert at the Taipei National Concert Hall, performed by flutist Sophia Lin and guitarist Meng-Feng Su. July 15-16, 2009 - Invited by the Beijing International Band Festival, Ssu-Yu Huang's wind orchestra work "Wind City Symphony Poem" will be performed by the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra with Prof. Lian-Chang Kuo conducting, at the Beijing National Centre for the Performing Arts (7/15) and the concert hall of the Affiliated High School of the Central Conservatory of Music (7/16). July 12, 2009 - Ssu-Yu Huang's wind orchestra work "Wind City Symphony Poem" will be performed by the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra with Prof. Lian-Chang Kuo conducting, at the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, Taichung, Taiwan. July 4-7, 2009 - Ssu-Yu Huang's arranged flute solo pieces "Due Due Dong" and "Fantasy of Raining Night Flowers" will be performed by flutist Sophia Lin at the National American History Museum in Buenos Aires, Argentina (7/4) and the Buenos Aires Conservatory of Music (7/7). May 1, 2009 - World-premier of Ssu-Yu Huang's "Capriccio of Wind" for flute ensemble at the Novel Hall, Taipei, Taiwan, performed by the Tone-Melody Flute Ensemble.