Faculty/Staff Information
Holly Hang
she/ her
, Music
| hangh@wou.edu
APSC 232
Why I chose WOU
At WOU since
09/14/2020Hobbies
Fitness, natural, make up, fashionFun fact
I am a cat lady and cerfidied Eilte trainer by ISSA.Hometown
TaiwanFavorite book/movie
Up by Pixar, The midnight library by Matt Haig, The soloist by Steve Lopez, Speak by Tunde Oyeneyin.Areas of responsibility
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- Clarinet lessons
- Collaborative piano
- Woodwind Pedagogy class
Education
University of North Texas - Master of Music
Clarinet performance and related field in collaborative piano
Professional experience
Prof. Hang is known as an International clinician who works with the university around the world. In her home of Oregon, she has given masterclasses at Portland State University, the Oregon State University. Internationally, she has coached clarinetists at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, and The Buddy Clarinet Ensemble in Taipei, Taiwan.
In the 2021- 2023 season, Prof. Hang serves as an acting 2nd clarinetist in the Oregon Mozart Players base in Eugene, Oregon. She often subs in the Eugene symphony and Oregon Symphony Orchestra.
Holly is an active collaborative pianist throughout Oregon and Dallas/ Fort Worth. In the collaborative piano field, she accompanies the WOU musical production in 2022 and specializes in instrumental works.
Prof. Hang plays and endorses Bakcun Lumière cocobolo clarinets and is a D’Addario artist.
Awards and honors
2016 & 2018 - University of North Texas ClarEssentials workshop chamber music coach and collaborative pianist.
2018 - Guest soloist with James Bowie High school Wind Ensemble in the Western International Band Clinic in Seattle, WA
2019 - 30th annual Frances Walton Compeition winnter.
2020 - Guest soloist with Lone Star Youth Winds at Moody Performance Hall in Dallas, Texas
Professional memberships
- International Clarinet Association (ICA)
- Oregon Music Education Association (OMEA)
- National Association for Music Education (NAfME)
- Musicians Union (AFM) Local 99
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