Ya Lin Huang

About:

Ya Lin Huang, has performed as a soprano, chamber musician, art song recitalist, and collaborative pianist in Austria, Spain, France, Italy, Japan, China, Taiwan, and throughout the United States. As a passionate and caring collaborator, she is noted for her warm and colorful tones, expressive playing, and sensitivity to various forms of art. 

Having joined Gordon College in 2019, Ya Lin is currently an Assistant Teaching Professor of Music, teaching vocal diction, music in worship, men’s choir, and chamber music.  Prior to teaching at Gordon, she served as a collaborative pianist at Boston University and New England Conservatory.   

Ya Lin has worked with renowned conductors, including Helmuth Rilling, Gábor Hollerung, Jahja Ling, and Dirk Du Hei. In 2023, she led Gordon’s Men’s Choir on the stage of Boston Symphony Hall under the baton of Maestro Jahja Ling and herself at the piano. She has also performed as a Collaborative Pianist at various master-classes led by internationally acclaimed artists such as Warren Jones, Susan Youens, Margo Garrett, Rita Sloan, Andreas Scholl, Stephanie Blythe, and Martin Katz.

Ya Lin holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in Collaborative Piano from Boston University, a Master of Music from New England Conservatory, and a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Taipei University of Education.  She is pursuing a Master of Art in Theological Study at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, with the hope to use her skill as a musician to share the Gospel with the world.