活躍於國內外重要舞台，範圍涵蓋國樂、西樂、樂團行政及音樂教育等領域，更多次受邀於國內外各大藝術院校，進行樂團營運、樂隊訓練等專題演講。
指揮風格理性沉著、質樸簡鍊，藝術方向著重對本土的關懷與多元文化的融合；樂團經營管理依循「傳統文化為體、科學邏輯為用」之原則，務實穩健、效率績優；多年來本著「以國樂為畢生志業」的無比熱情與使命感，成功地號召大量台灣國樂青年人才，共同參與構築具有台灣特色的國樂願景，著力於國樂藝術之承先啟後、精緻化、國際化。

  活躍於國內外重要舞台，範圍涵蓋國樂、西樂、樂團行政及音樂教育等領域，更多次受邀於國內外各大藝術院校，進行樂團營運、樂隊訓練等專題演講。
指揮風格理性沉著、質樸簡鍊，藝術方向著重對本土的關懷與多元文化的融合；樂團經營管理依循「傳統文化為體、科學邏輯為用」之原則，務實穩健、效率績優；多年來本著「以國樂為畢生志業」的無比熱情與使命感，成功地號召大量台灣國樂青年人才，共同參與構築具有台灣特色的國樂願景，著力於國樂藝術之承先啟後、精緻化、國際化。

 One of the most prominent conductors in Taiwan, Chih-Sheng Chen founded the Little Giant Chinese Chamber Orchestra (LGCCO) in 2000. Acting as the artistic director and conductor, the orchestra strikes to present Chinese music of the highest quality to a wide range of audiences. Chen has produced/conducted more than one thousand concerts, including the orchestra’s national and international tours and a full season at Taiwan’s National Concert Hall. Under his leadership, the LGCCO was nominated by the Taishin Arts Awards for the Best Performing Arts category in Taiwan 2011.
　
Chen is active on the international stage as a conductor, educator, and arts administrator, crossing between the disciplines of Chinese music, cross-cultural music, and western contemporary music, and in both orchestral and chamber music settings. He has been a guest conductor in Europe, Canada, China, South Asia, and Taiwan. He was the executive director of the Quanta Philharmonic Orchestra. In addition, Chen gives lectures and master classes on arts administration, ensemble training, and orchestral development.
　
Chen holds a master degree in conducting from Taiwan’s Fu Jen Catholic University. At the same time, Chen holds a Ph. D from the Institute of Microbiology and Biochemistry of the National Taiwan University. His solid musical trainings, many years of performance experiences, knowledge of diverse genres and styles, and organizational skills from his science background all contribute to his success in building and managing one of the largest and most active Chinese orchestras in the world.