Hailed by the German press “Neue Westfälische” for her "exceptional sensitivity“ and praised by the legendary pianist Anatol Ugorki as a "highly gifted with skills and artistic talent“, Jui-Lan Huang delights audiences on international stages. A versatile pianist, Huang often performs solo recitals, concerti and chamber music. She has performed at many prestigious venues such as the Konzerthaus Berlin, Gasteig Munich, Slovenská Filharmónia, Auditorio Ciudad de León, Mozarteum Salzburg. Additionally she has been invited to perform at many music festivals including “The International Holland Music Sessions“ and “Musikfest Freiburg“. Inspired by nature and a mixture of western arts and asian philosophy, the German trained, Vienna based Taiwanese pianist founded the "Art of Silence“ concert series which regularly performs in Europe and Asia, combining literature, photography and the visual arts. The prize winning pianist is a recipient of amongst other prestigious prizes and honours, the first prize at the Taiwan Trinity College London First Piano Competition, Taipei County Music Competition, Taiwan National Music Competition of Baroque, National Victory Trophy, and the Ibiza International Piano Competition Special Prize as well as the Oscar und Vera Ritter foundation prize. She has also received significant artistic guidance from luminaries such as Pavel Gililov, Wladimir Krajnew, Bernd Goetzke, Michel Béroff, Vitaly Margulis, and Valery Pyasetsky. Jui-Lan began her musical journey at age six and pursued higher artistic training at the Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover under world-renowned musicians Prof. Einar Steen-Nøkleberg and Prof. Matti Raekallio. She is also the recipient of sought-after scholarships from the DAAD(German Academic Exchange Service), the GSSA(Government Scholarships for Study Abroad, Taiwan), ERASMUS, and the “Musik braucht Freunde” Hanover. With a commitment to future generations, Huang teaches piano majors at the Franz Schubert Conservatory Vienna and gives masterclasses in Europe and Asia.