NOTE IS · ARTIST PROFILE
Wei-Chi
Huang
黃威齊
Choral arranger
Collaborative pianist · Music educator
Expressive choral storytelling.
Thoughtful musical craftsmanship.
Biography
Wei-Chi Huang earned his Master of Music degree in Collaborative Piano from the University of Utah in 2022, where he studied with Professor Jeffrey Price. His passion for choral music began at National Taiwan University as a member of the NTU Choir. There, he studied voice and conducting with Jun-Ying Lo, Fang-Hao Zhao, Fang-Pei Lien, and Yen-Chiang Che, and later served as student conductor under Music Director Fang-Pei Lien.
Huang is an active collaborative pianist, choral arranger, and music educator. His arrangements span a wide range of styles and include The Night in Ulaanbaatar, Where Have All the Flowers Gone, Reliefs of Spring, Jenny’s Braid, and campus folk-song medleys such as Homesickness and The First Dance.
His work reflects a deep commitment to expressive choral storytelling, thoughtful craftsmanship, and the promotion of contemporary Mandarin-language repertoire within the global choral community.