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Zong Chiang will become a board member of the "MÜST" the Music Copyright Society of Chinese Taipei in 2023. MÜST currently has over 141 overseas societies connections including BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC. Its purpose is to keep the authorization with the above industry and guide Music Composers and Lyricist into a better industry environment.

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Zong Chiang is now a mentor for the Recording Academy's GRAMMY U Mentorship Program. This prestigious program connects college students aspiring towards a career in music with "the industry's brightest and most talented minds." Mentors are responsible for cultivating and inspiring the next generation of musical artists.

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Zong Chiang composed for Would You Like a Cup of Coffee?, which will screen at the upcoming 8th Asian World Film Festival in Taipei.

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Zong Chiang composed for feature animation The Legend of Sun Walker, which attended Marché du Film - Festival de Cannes. The animation is directed by Adam Juang and produced by Czarina Liu.

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Zong was invited by producer Brandon Chi Wei Chen, for scoring the Janet Yang Reel which screened at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on June 22nd. Hollywood producer Janet Yang was feted on Tuesday evening at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures with a pillar named in her honor.
 

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Zong Chiang will compose original music and sound design for the Golden Melody Awards for the third year in a row.

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Zong Chiang has been invited by the Union Bank of Switzerland to play at the WE BOOK Event at the Mandarin Oriental, Taipei.  He will be performing "The Great Renaissance + The Wind (Switzerland Soundscape)."

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Zong Chiang will be performing Natural Bound at the 2022 USC Alumni Concert! This concert brings together 13 outstanding alumni of the USC School of Music.

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4/10/2022 - 3PM - National Taichung Theater Black Box

4/12/2022 - 7:30PM - National Recital Hall

5/12/2022 - 7:30PM - Weiwuying Recital Hall

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Zong Chiang orchestrated the music composed by Christopher Willis in the American-British animated interactive film about a cat burglar who tries to rob an art museum.

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Zong Chiang has the honor to be selected in the Recording Academy / Grammys Class of 2021 as Voting Member! As part of the new Recording Academy / GRAMMYs voting member class, Zong is honored to have an opportunity to celebrate, represent, and give back to the music and its creators. #WeAreMusic

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2021 TAICCA and NewImages Festival will have its first edition of TW x FR XR DAY fully online programs soon on 8th to 9th June, will have 12 selected Taiwanese talents represented to join this extraordinary networking program between France and Taiwan. Congratulations to AmaVR owner Awu Chen to be selected into the program.

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2021 TAICCA and NewImages Festival will have its first edition of TW x FR XR DAY fully online programs soon on 8th to 9th June, will have 12 selected Taiwanese talents represented to join this extraordinary networking program between France and Taiwan. Congratulations to AmaVR owner Awu Chen to be selected into the program.

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This year for the first time, BAFTA invited submissions of student interactive projects, including games, VR and other immersive media, for the BAFTA Student Interactive Media Showcase. Dear Mom, produced by Awu Chen, Kevin Ke and Sebastian Aldo Widjaya, is one of the selected projects for the showcase.

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Using play to erase whatever gap it is that prevents people from connecting was an underlying theme of this year’s IndieCade. It was present in the heart-achingly thoughtful “Ama’s Momento,” which combines virtual and augmented realities with room-scale projections to tell the story of Yoko Kung, a grandmother of one of the developers, and her lifelong love and quest to champion Taiwanese art.

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In early 2019, Zong Chiang was invited as the youngest member of a group of contemporary artists from Taiwan to participate in the 2019 Formosa in Venice (“Formosa a Venezia”) artistic exhibition featured at the Palazzo Albrizzi in Venice, Italy. On March 29, 2019, Zong accompanied his father, well-known music producer San-sheng Chiang to a MUST (Music Copyright Society of Chinese Taipei) event where he took a moment to speak about his music career. Zong shares that he never sets limits when it comes to music. During his trip back to Taiwan this time, Zong revealed that he is working with an international team of artists to score music for an upcoming animation based on the well-known Journey to the West, which is slated to showcase at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival.

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Zong Chiang, represented by JMS Music Studio, takes music and art to a new level at the 2019 Formosa Visits Venice ("Formosa a Venezia") exhibition. Opening on March 24, 2019 at the Palazzo Albrizzi in Venice, Italy, this artistic festival with the theme "Aesthetics of Life and Living" features paintings, installation art, sculptures and more. Invited as the youngest member of a group of 32 participating contemporary artists from Taiwan, Chiang showcases an exhibit completed in collaboration with Lee Shi-Chi, the iconic artist who helped modernize art in Taiwan. Entitled the Fantastic Art Symphony, the creation is a musical and artistic album inspired by Lee's famous paintings, complete with album art by the painter himself. Originally released in 2017, this album will be re-launched through the Venice exhibition and shared with the entire world.

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23-year-old composer Zong Chiang held his first global intercollegiate music tour for the first time from September to October 2017 in San Francisco, Shanghai and Taipei. The world-renowned music performances made possible by young musicians in all three cities amazed audiences. The Taipei performance on October 23, 2017 took place at Soochow University where the touring students collaborated with Soochow music students for a special performance combining classical music with modern electronic music ensembles.

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23-year-old composer Zong Chiang held his first global intercollegiate music tour for the first time from September to October 2017 in San Francisco, Shanghai and Taipei. The world-renowned music performances made possible by young musicians in all three cities amazed audiences. The Taipei performance on October 23, 2017 took place at Soochow University where the touring students collaborated with Soochow music students for a special performance combining classical music with modern electronic music ensembles.

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A legendary figure in Taiwan's art scene, Lee Shi-Chi is known for his works featuring both Chinese and Western styles, which are featured in his up solo exhibition held at the China Art Museum in Shanghai. This exhibition takes us outside the box of paintings and into the world of music by combining Lee’s work with symphonies of young composer Zong Chiang. Their collaboration resulted in an exclusive music video showcasing Lee’s paintings and Zong’s music inspired by the artist. Their works are also further integrated into physical music album, making the album itself a unique piece of art.

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Asia's most promising young musician Zong Chiang composes his first original soundtrack for 3D documentary Bright Torch 3D, which is directed by well-known  director Charlie Chu. Tracks from this film will be featured in Zong’s 2016 solo album The Power of Civilization. Bright Torch 3D won the Best 3D Film Award at the 8th Busan International Film Festival in South Korea, first place in the 3D films category at the China Advanced Videography Awards, and was short-listed at the 1st West Lake International Documentary Festival (IDF).

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Promising young musician Zong Chiang’s first original soundtrack for television show The Fighter was short-listed at the 50th Television Golden Bell Award for “Best Educational and Cultural Program.” Zong composed original opening and closing credits as well as interlude soundtracks for the series, which received recognition from the production team. The second season of The Fighter, slated to air in 2016, will continue to feature Zong’s original compositions.

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Zong Chiang was invited by the mayor and educational commissioner of Shanghai to perform at the opening ceremony of the 12th National Sports Competition for Secondary Education in July 2014. Zong led a group of 34 elite young pianists selected from each of the provinces across China in a performance of Zong’s own musical composition. His “Moment of Glory” was pre-recorded by the renowned Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. Live performances were broadcasted by CCTV news.