Taiwanese-American Rong-Huey Liu is one of Southern California’s most active oboists, holding principal positions in Long Beach Symphony, Reno Chamber Orchestra, Fresno Philharmonic and Riverside County Philharmonic. In high demand as a multi-faceted soloist, Liu has performed concertos of Bach, Corigliano, Daugherty, Ferran, Kalliwoda, Lebrun and Mozart, to name a few. As the featured soloist in the world premiere of Saul’s "Kiev 2014: Rhapsody for Oboe and Orchestra", she garnered critical acclaim for her "sublime playing and crisp performance, filled with quiet perseverance and passion."  The LA Opus critics view her Lebrun Oboe Concerto performance with Long Beach Symphony as “fearlessly devoted performance…. requires lungs of virtually infinite capacity to power the oboe’s very long lines.”.  Her festival credits include performances at Ojai Summer Music Festival, Nevada Chamber Music Festival, Southwest International New Music Festival, International Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico, and at the Cactus Pear Music Festival her playing was noted by San Antonio critics for "sweetness shaped by a sense of crisp articulation" and for leading a performance of a "razzle dazzle piece...the audience was thrilled." Rong-Huey holds Bachelor and Master of Music degrees from Manhattan School of Music, and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music. Her teachers include Rong-Yi Liu, Joseph Robinson and David Weiss. She is oboe professor at California State University Fullerton School of Music, La Sierra University and Riverside City College.