Anny Chen

Location:

Baltimore
United States 21202

Additional Info:

Anny Yun-An Chen/ Piano

Taiwanese pianist Anny Yun-An Chen is an active soloist and chamber musician. Ms. Chen has won numerous notional competitions, including the Hsing Tien Kong National Music Competition, and the Taiwan National Music competition. She is also a finalist of the Young Artist Showcase, and the 3rd Treasury of Young Musicians Project.

Ms. Chen has given a number of solo recitals under presenters including the Prize-Winner Concert in Tainan, and the Piano Marathon Concert held in Tainan in 2006, 2007, and 2008. Later in 2009, Ms Chen was invited to play a concerto with the TNNUA Symphony Orchestra conducted by William Henry Curry. In 2012, she toured Hong Kong with the musicians from Taipei National University of the Arts. In 2014, Ms. Chen was invited to play at the Steinway Young Artists Concert Series: 35 Beethoven Sonatas held by Steinway. Also, she became the recipient of the scholarship from Taiwanese American Charity and Education Association. As an avid chamber musician, Ms Chen has won the first prize in Taiwan National Piano Trio Competition. She was frequently invited to appear in the chamber concert with a number of professional musicians and professors.

Ms. Chen has attended music festivals with fellowship, including Shuan Yin International Music Festival in Taiwan, Summit Music Festival, and International Keyboard Institute Festival in New York. There she received further training from Adam Kent, Alexander Kobrin, Alexander Braginsky, Alon Goldstein, George Vatchnadze, Jerome Rose, Lydia Boguslavsky, Victor Rosenbaum. While Ms. Chen was a student, she has been honored to appear in master class for Albert Lotto, Boris Berman, Elena Kuschnerova, Jennifer Lim, Jerry Wong, Konstantin Ganev, Lilya Zilberstein, Ruth Slenczynska, Vadim Sakharov, Vitali Berzon, Gwhyneth Chen, Pi-Hsien Chen, Andrei Yeh, and Ching-Yun Hu.

Ms. Chen received her bachelor’s degree at Tainan National University of the Arts under the instruction of Grace Chung in 2011. In 2013, she completed her master of music at Taipei National University of the Arts with prof. Rolf-Peter Wille. In 2015, she received her graduate performance diploma from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University where she studied with Boris Slutsky, also on scholarship. And she was employed as an accompanying assistant in the conservatory and preparatory.

Fees

$ 50.00 Dollars Per Hour

Instruments

Piano

Specialisms

Instrumental Accompaniment, Vocal Accompaniment

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