About

Meng-Han is a Taiwanese composer with a great passion to collaborate with directors, musicians, and game designers. His composition includes music for animation, narrative films, documentaries, video games and performance art. He has also composed commissioned pieces for several choirs.

Unlike many composers, Meng-Han's composition career started in a unique way. Until 2010, he had not had any academic training in scoring or music composition. However, in that year, in order to help his friend's new play for a drama competition, he took on the challenge of composing the music for it. The score turned out to be a great success and was well-received after its debut. It was also nominated for a score award as part of the same competition.

Following his musical debut, Meng-Han began to cooperate with other directors and game designers. In addition to scoring for film and multimedia, a choir piece he composed was awarded in 7th Choral Composition Contest, New Songs in Taiwan in 2015. In 2016, he enrolled in the New York University Music Composition and Film Scoring Master's Program. He received his master diploma in May 2018.

Before Meng-Han came to the US, he took private lessons with Liang-Xiu Tsai from 2013 to 2016. He learned composition from Michael Patterson and conducting from Michael Breaux while studying at NYU. These training experiences enhanced his creativity in composing acoustic music and brought a new perspective to his melody writing by adding electronic and synthetic sound design.

Meng-Han is currently in the US to develop his music career. He continues to experiment with different forms of music while working with many talented artists. As a professional choir singer (Bass II and Countertenor), he sings with different groups to explore the variety of choral music.