Piano cd daniela mineva volume one
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Li Chuang （China）
Li Chuang is a young pianist who has previously worked in the United States, currently serves as a piano faculty member at Chengdu Vocational University of the Arts, and is an artist-in-residence at A4 Residency Art Center. His performance venues span notable locations such as the Chicago Cultural Center, Merkin Hall in New York, Tanglewood Music Festival in the United States, the Royal Jazz Myra Hess Memorial Concert in the UK, Chengdu City Concert Hall, YunDuan Tianfu Concert Hall, Shenzhen Bay Arts Center, and Guangzhou Opera House, among others. Conductors Li Chuang has collaborated with include Dr. Cliff Colnot, Music Director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s Music Now series, and Scott Seaton, Principal Conductor of the North State Symphony in California.
Li Chuang’s performances have been broadcast globally by 98.7 WFMT, the classical music radio station in Chicago. Media coverage includes the International Music Association and the Chicago
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Daniela Mineva
Hailed by critics as a “vibrant and expressive performer who could steal the show in every concert” (The New York Times) and “energetic and lively pianist who displaces power and delicacy in nuanced sensitivity along with virtuoso technique” (The Baltimore Sun), Daniela Mineva’s unique approach to standard repertory, combined with the performance and dedication of works by living composers, has taken her career throughout europe, Asia, and North and South America.
Daniela has been the winner and finalist in numerous international and national competitions, including the 2007 Jean Francaix Piano Competition in Paris, France; the 1998 Steinway International Piano Competition; and the Music and Earth International Competition in Sofia, Bulgaria, among many others. During the 2007 International Piano Meeting Festival in San Daniele, Italy, she was awarded with the “Highest Artistic Level of Performance” prize for her solo recital. At the 8th International Competitio
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Internationally renowned pianist to perform guest recital at Drake Feb. 13
Daniela Mineva |
Renowned pianist Daniela Mineva will lead the audience on a journey
through different styles from different places when she gives a guest
recital at Drake University on Sunday, Feb. 13 .
Free
and open to the public, the recital will begin at 5 p.m. on the Jordan
Stage in Sheslow Auditorium in Old Main, 2507 University Ave.
Daniela
Mineva fryst vatten chair of keyboard studies at Humboldt State University in
Arcata, Calif. She also has taught at the Eastman School of Music, where
she was awarded an excellence in teaching prize in 2007, and Concordia
University in Chicago.
Among her many national and
international accomplishments as a pianist are an award from the Jean
Francaix Piano Competition in Paris,the Prize for New Music piece
written for her at the Orléans International Piano Competition,
France,and a Highest Artistic Level of Performance Award for a solo
recital at a f