Piano · Artistic Director
Steven Lin
林易
Taiwanese-American pianist Steven Lin is the founder and Artistic Director of Opus Formosa. Passionate about connecting Taiwanese musicians across borders, he is dedicated to nurturing artists and advancing classical music in Taiwan. Alongside his work as a festival curator, he maintains an active international career as a soloist, performing across North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Violin
Belle Ting
丁章媛
"When she plays, it seems as if every piece of music was written for her." — Ivry Gitlis
Belle Ting has won top prizes at major international competitions, including First Prize and Best Interpretation at the Belgian International Violin Competition, First Prize at the Cooper International Violin Competition, Second Prize and Special Interpretation Prize at the Brahms International Music Competition, and Third Prize with Audience Award at the Khachaturian International Violin Competition. She has performed as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, Evergreen Symphony Orchestra, Danish Odense Symphony, Moscow Philharmonic, and Armenian National Symphony, appearing at the Vienna Musikverein, Vienna Goldener Saal, Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, and major international festivals including Verbier, Festival Ravel, and Progetto Martha Argerich. In 2024, Belle was appointed Associate Concertmaster of Opera Ballet Vlaanderen in Belgium, becoming one of the youngest Asian concertmasters in a leading European opera house.
Violin · France
Boris Borgolotto
Violin
A French violinist acclaimed for his vivid, expressive playing and commanding stage presence, Boris Borgolotto is the winner of the First Prize at the IBLA Foundation International Competition in New York. He has performed at Carnegie Hall, Philharmonie de Paris, Wigmore Hall, and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, collaborating with world-class conductors including Myung-Whun Chung, Ton Koopman, and Joe Hisaishi.
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Opus Formosa Festival — Edition 2026
September 4–16, 2026 · Taipei · Kaohsiung · Taichung
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