Ching-Yun Choir was founded in 1973. It’s one of the oldest choirs in Taiwan, having been directed by conductors including Dr. Chiafen Weng, currently the president of Taiwan Choral Association. Under its artistic director and conductor Dr. Cheng-pu Chang, Ching-Yun has in recent years actively worked toward the goal of expressing various aspects of choral music. In chamber choral performances, Ching-Yun included music from different periods and countries in a variety of styles, ranging from Taiwanese aboriginal and Hakka choral works, Cuban contemporary, European contemporary and part songs, to Philippine folk songs. Ching-Yun’s years of hard work culminated in winning the Grand Prix in Taipei International Choral Competition in 2021 while also awarded three category championships and Conductor Cheng-Pu Paul Chang winning the Outstanding Conductor Award,. The choir’s other international footprints included the 2023 International Choral Competition of Tolosa, 2017 Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales, and Singapore International Choral Festival in 2014. Ching-Yun holds concerts regularly at Taipei’s main venues, has performed throughout Taiwan, and has jointly performed in concerts with world-renowned groups and conductors such as the Philippine Madrigal Singers, Mark Anthony Carpio, Singer Pur from Germany, Shao-chia Lü, National Symphony Orchestra of Taiwan, and Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra.