professor at the College of Chinese Culture, a music professor at the National Taiwan Academy of Arts and Shih Chien School of Home Economics (also the head of the department,) and a teacher of a music aesthetics course at National Taiwan University. In 1980, he was hired by the College of Music Graduate Programs at National Taiwan Normal University as a professor; later that year he was also invited to lecture in the Department of Music at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and after thinking thoroughly, he chose to head to the latter where he also served as the curator of Chinese Music Archive. in 1984, along with music scholars, musicians, composers, and music critics from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, The University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University, including Yip Ming-Mei, Liu Jing-Zhi, Li Ming, Mao Yu-Kuan, Xiang Si-Hua, Tsang Yip-Fat, Leung Pui-Kam, Wu Gan-Bo, Lee Tak-Kwan, Zhou Fang-Fu, and Li Jian, he co-founded Hong Kong Ethnomusicology Society and was elected as its first president. In 1985, he went to The University of Edinburgh to lecture and do research. On March 15, 1986, he died from cardiovascular disease in Hong Kong at the age of 57. References External links The Online Database of Taiwanese Musicians - Lü Bing-Chuan The Open Museum - Lü Bing-Chuan 1929 births 1986 deaths Academic staff of the National Taiwan Normal University University of Tokyo alumni Academic staff of Tunghai University Academic staff of the National Taiwan University of Arts Academic staff of the National Taiwan University