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A one-story house with white siding and small windows, photographed through trees with autumn foliage.

14 Brattle Circle, Theodore and Rulan Chao Pian’s house

趙如蘭已把錄影機設好，等待蔡德允作最後操練。（劉楚華攝，荣鴻曾提供）

All devices are all set. Prof. Rulan Chao Pian is ready for the recording of Tsar Teh-yun

Two pages of a book explaining the editorial choices made by Rulan Chao Pian in transcribing two pieces of music into staff notation.

Sonq dynasty musical sources and their interpretation

A table of contents with text in English and Chinese.

Musical sources of the Sung Dynasty (960-1279)

A smiling man in a suit and a woman in a blouse and trousers standing in a courtyard outside a red building.

Professor Pian with Korean musicologist Yi Hyegu after the Confucian Ceremony in Seoul, South Korea, 1974

A stack of three square Sony V-30H video tape cases, "for helical scan video recorders."

Confucian Ceremony (Seoul, South Korea), September, 1974

UNESCO Nomination file No. 00211

Hua’er. UNESCO Nomination file No. 00211.

This is the source of Professor Pian's supports to UNESCO about Chinese Hua'er (A folk song style in Northwest China).

A formal, black-and-white portrait photograph of a woman. She is looking directly at the camera with a slight smile, her greying dark hair is pulled back, and she is wearing a light blouse and dark pinstriped blazer.

Rulan Chao Pian on her induction to Academia Sinica in Taiwan, 1991.

A framed, oblong ink brush painting of a landscape with trees and two small blue birds.

Qin player and listener

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