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SUMMARY:Amy Lang\, Pianist
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DESCRIPTION:A “jaw-dropping pianist who steals the show…with effortless
 \nfinesse” (Washington Post)\, Amy Yang balances an active career as\nso
 loist\, chamber musician and pedagogue. In 2020\, she shared the stage\nwi
 th Anne-Marie McDermott\, Yefim Bronfman\, Paul Neubauer\, and the\nDover 
 Quartet in a myriad of performances at Bravo! Vail’s\nreimagined summer 
 season. Additionally\, she gave her solo debut as\nwell as joined forces w
 ith the Jasper String Quartet in piano quintets\nby Tania Léon and Joan T
 ower for Philadelphia Chamber Music\nSociety’s 35th season. She was also
  featured in a full episode with\nEmmy® Award-winning producer Jim Cotter
  of Articulate\, aired on PBS\non June 18th\, 2021. 2021 also brought abou
 t appearances with violinist\nTessa Lark at Wigmore Hall\, London\, Gardne
 r Museum\, Cal Performances\,\nRockport Music Festival\, and International
  Violin Competition of\nIndianapolis Series. Her upcoming solo and chamber
  appearances will be\nat Hawaii Concert Society\, Chameleon Arts Ensemble 
 of Boston\, The\nSeattle Series\, Music at Pine Street (PA)\, Coastal Conc
 erts (DE)\, with\nviolist Roberto Díaz and oboist Philippe Tondre for Phi
 ladelphia\nChamber Music Society series\, recording a CD and performing wi
 th\ncellist Blaise Dejardin for Harvard Musical Association and\, playing\
 nwith violinists Danbi Um and Paul Huang at Santa Fe Music Festival\,\nCle
 veland Chamber Music Society\, and Chamber Music San Francisco. \nCollabo
 rating with leading musicians\, Ms. Yang toured with Patricia\nKopatchinsk
 aya\, Tito Muñoz and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra\, and\npremiered music 
 by Michael Hersch at Cal Performances\, Ojai Music\nFestival and Aldeburgh
  Festival. Additional collaborations include\nperformances with Richard Go
 ode\, Anne-Marie McDermott\, Ida and Ani\nKavafian\, Miriam Fried\, Bomsor
 i Kim\, Roberto Díaz\, Kim Kashkashian\,\nTessa Lark\, Paul Neubauer\, Ta
 ra Helen O’Conor\, Joseph Silverstein\,\nmembers of Guarneri String Quar
 tet\, the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra\,\nDover Quartet\, Aizuri String Qu
 artet\, Jasper String Quartet and A Far\nCry. In addition to working with 
 Dame Mitsuko Uchida at Marlboro\nSchool of Music\, she was chosen to parti
 cipate in her Carnegie Hall\nWorkshop on Mozart’s Piano Concerti.  She 
 has soloed with Houston\nSymphony\, Tuscaloosa Symphony\, Connecticut Virt
 uosi Chamber Orchestra\,\nMansfield Symphony and Orquesta Juvenil Universi
 taria Eduardo Mata at\nUNAM. Ms. Yang has premiered music by Caroline Shaw
 \, Avner Dorman\,\nMichael Hersch\, Ezra Laderman\, Paul Wianko and Hua Ya
 ng. Festival\nappearances include Marlboro Music Festival\, Ravinia Festiv
 al\, Prussia\nCove\, Verbier Academy\, Bravo! Vail\, Chamber Music Northwe
 st\, Chelsea\nMusic Festival\, Caramoor\, Olympic Music Festival\, Music f
 rom Angel\nFire\, Twickenham Fest\, Saltbay Chamberfest\, among others. An
  active\nrecording artist\, her discography includes her solo album\n“Re
 sonance” (MSR Classics)\, a world premiere recording of piano\nmusic by 
 Ezra Laderman (Albany Records)\, albums with violinists Itamar\nZorman (BI
 S Records)\, Tessa Lark (First Hand Records)\, Danbi Um\,\ntubist Carol Ja
 ntsch\, and clarinetist José Franch-Ballester\n(iTinerant Records).  Ms.
  Yang is a member of the chamber music\nfaculty at Curtis Institute of Mus
 ic\, where she previously held the\nroles of program director and piano fa
 culty of Curtis Summerfest’s\nYoung Artist Summer Program for nine summe
 rs. She also teaches at the\nUniversity of Pennsylvania. She has given mas
 terclasses at UCLA\,\nMannes College of Music\, University of Oklahoma\, f
 or New York Youth\nSymphony\, and her students have soloed with the Philad
 elphia Orchestra\nand entered Oberlin Conservatory of Music\, Bard Conserv
 atory\,\nVanderbilt University Blair School of Music\, and Indiana Univers
 ity. \nWinner of the 2018 Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia prize and 
 the\nKosciuszko National Chopin Piano Competition\, she is an alumna of\nC
 urtis Institute of Music\, Juilliard School and Yale School of Music\,\nwh
 ere she received the Parisot Award for Outstanding Pianist and the\nAlumni
  Association Prize.  If it weren’t for music\, she’d be\ninterested i
 n becoming a painter or neuroscientist.  This\norganization is supported\
 , in part\, by a grant from the Delaware\nDivision of the Arts\, a state a
 gency\, in partnership with the National\nEndowment for the Arts. The Divi
 sion promotes Delaware arts events on\nwww.DelawareScene.com For the 2022-
 23 Season\, the engagement of the\nCurtis on Tour: Viano String Quartet wi
 th Roberto Diaz (Viola)\, and\nAmy Yang (Piano) is made possible through t
 he Special Presenters\nInitiative program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation 
 with support from\nthe National Endowment for the Arts and the Delaware Di
 vision of the\nArts. Venue: Coastal Concerts.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: A “jaw-dropping pianist who steals the show
 …with effortless finesse” (Washington Post)\, Amy Yang balances an act
 ive career as soloist\, chamber musician and pedagogue. In 2020\, she shar
 ed the stage with Anne-Marie McDermott\, Yefim Bronfman\, Paul Neubauer\, 
 and the Dover Quartet in a myriad of performances at Bravo! Vail’s reima
 gined summer season. Additionally\, she gave her solo debut as well as joi
 ned forces with the Jasper String Quartet in piano quintets by Tania Léon
  and Joan Tower for Philadelphia Chamber Music Society’s 35th season. Sh
 e was also featured in a full episode with Emmy® Award-winning producer J
 im Cotter of Articulate\, aired on PBS on June 18th\, 2021. 2021 also brou
 ght about appearances with violinist Tessa Lark at Wigmore Hall\, London\,
  Gardner Museum\, Cal Performances\, Rockport Music Festival\, and Interna
 tional Violin Competition of Indianapolis Series. Her upcoming solo and ch
 amber appearances will be at Hawaii Concert Society\, Chameleon Arts Ensem
 ble of Boston\, The Seattle Series\, Music at Pine Street (PA)\, Coastal C
 oncerts (DE)\, with violist Roberto Díaz and oboist Philippe Tondre for P
 hiladelphia Chamber Music Society series\, recording a CD and performing w
 ith cellist Blaise Dejardin for Harvard Musical Association and\, playing 
 with violinists Danbi Um and Paul Huang at Santa Fe Music Festival\, Cleve
 land Chamber Music Society\, and Chamber Music San Francisco.  Collaborat
 ing with leading musicians\, Ms. Yang toured with Patricia Kopatchinskaya\
 , Tito Muñoz and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra\, and premiered music by Mi
 chael Hersch at Cal Performances\, Ojai Music Festival and Aldeburgh Festi
 val. Additional collaborations include performances with Richard Goode\, A
 nne-Marie McDermott\, Ida and Ani Kavafian\, Miriam Fried\, Bomsori Kim\, 
 Roberto Díaz\, Kim Kashkashian\, Tessa Lark\, Paul Neubauer\, Tara Helen 
 O’Conor\, Joseph Silverstein\, members of Guarneri String Quartet\, the 
 Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra\, Dover Quartet\, Aizuri String Quartet\, Jas
 per String Quartet and A Far Cry. In addition to working with Dame Mitsuko
  Uchida at Marlboro School of Music\, she was chosen to participate in her
  Carnegie Hall Workshop on Mozart’s Piano Concerti.  She has soloed wit
 h Houston Symphony\, Tuscaloosa Symphony\, Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Or
 chestra\, Mansfield Symphony and Orquesta Juvenil Universitaria Eduardo Ma
 ta at UNAM. Ms. Yang has premiered music by Caroline Shaw\, Avner Dorman\,
  Michael Hersch\, Ezra Laderman\, Paul Wianko and Hua Yang. Festival appea
 rances include Marlboro Music Festival\, Ravinia Festival\, Prussia Cove\,
  Verbier Academy\, Bravo! Vail\, Chamber Music Northwest\, Chelsea Music F
 estival\, Caramoor\, Olympic Music Festival\, Music from Angel Fire\, Twic
 kenham Fest\, Saltbay Chamberfest\, among others. An active recording arti
 st\, her discography includes her solo album “Resonance” (MSR Classics
 )\, a world premiere recording of piano music by Ezra Laderman (Albany Rec
 ords)\, albums with violinists Itamar Zorman (BIS Records)\, Tessa Lark (F
 irst Hand Records)\, Danbi Um\, tubist Carol Jantsch\, and clarinetist Jos
 é Franch-Ballester (iTinerant Records).  Ms. Yang is a member of the cha
 mber music faculty at Curtis Institute of Music\, where she previously hel
 d the roles of program director and piano faculty of Curtis Summerfest’s
  Young Artist Summer Program for nine summers. She also teaches at the Uni
 versity of Pennsylvania. She has given masterclasses at UCLA\, Mannes Coll
 ege of Music\, University of Oklahoma\, for New York Youth Symphony\, and 
 her students have soloed with the Philadelphia Orchestra and entered Oberl
 in Conservatory of Music\, Bard Conservatory\, Vanderbilt University Blair
  School of Music\, and Indiana University.  Winner of the 2018 Musical Fu
 nd Society of Philadelphia prize and the Kosciuszko National Chopin Piano 
 Competition\, she is an alumna of Curtis Institute of Music\, Juilliard Sc
 hool and Yale School of Music\, where she received the Parisot Award for O
 utstanding Pianist and the Alumni Association Prize.  If it weren’t for
  music\, she’d be interested in becoming a painter or neuroscientist.  
 This organization is supported\, in part\, by a grant from the Delaware Di
 vision of the Arts\, a state agency\, in partnership with the National End
 owment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.Del
 awareScene.com For the 2022-23 Season\, the engagement of the Curtis on To
 ur: Viano String Quartet with Roberto Diaz (Viola)\, and Amy Yang (Piano) 
 is made possible through the Special Presenters Initiative program of Mid 
 Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the 
 Arts and the Delaware Division of the Arts. Venue: Coastal Concerts.
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