Tsung Yeh

Background

Yeh, Tsung was born on May 17, 1950 in Shanghai, People's Republic China. Son of Zu-Jiu and Ren-Qing (Zhang) Ye. came to the United States, 1981.

Education

B. Music, The Mannes College Music, 1983; postgraduate, Yale University, 1983-1984.

Career

Exxon/Arts Endowment conductor, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, 1984-1987; principal conductor, St. Louis Youth Orchestra, 1986-1987; resident conductor, Florida Orchestra, Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida, 1987-1989; music director, conductor, South Bend (Indiana) Symphony Orchestra, since 1988. Principal guest conductor Albany (New York) Symphony Orchestra, since 1991. Guest conductor Rochester (New York) Philharmonic, 1987, Minnesota Orchestra, Minneapolis, 1987, Traverse (Michigan) Symphony Orchestra, 1989, Taiwan (Republic of China) Symphony Orchestra, 1989, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, 1989, Albany (New York) Symphony Orchestra, 1990, Taipei (Republic of China) Symphony Orchestra, 1991, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, 1991.

Achievements

• Tsung Yeh has been listed as a noteworthy Orchestral conductor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Fischoff Chamber Music Association (board directors since 1989), American Symphony Orchestra League, Conductors' Guild.

Connections

Married Sau-Lan Wong, April 8, 1983. 1 child, Mona.

Father:

Zu-Jiu Ye

Mother:

Ren-Qing (Zhang) Ye

Spouse:

Sau-Lan Wong

child:

Mona Yeh