Minh Quan Phan: Young Vietnamese and top Asian Classical Pianist

18, October 2016: Minh Quan Phan is a young Vietnamese pianist and composer prepared to take his place in the music industry, he is believe that classical is for everyone.

Born Saigon City, Vietnam in March, 1st1995. Minh Quan Phan released his first album in 2012. In 2013, his piano piece "I Love N.Y" was a minor success. Since then, he's won awards for his musical contributions to such movie as "Doggy Poo".

Minh Quan Phan began studying the piano at six-teen by Professor Sa Nguyen in Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music. His playing style was strongly influenced by the musicians he heard while visiting family in Saigon growing up. By the time he was 17, Minh Quan Phan was writing songs professionally. He put out his first album, "My First Journey".

By now, Minh Quan Phan tracks are being featured on TV and he’s become a regular on the rotations of Vietnam radio stations. Starting this year, Minh Quan became the weekly host of "Zing TV". There he welcomes many of the most famous names in classical music.

Minh Quan seems to be next in the long line of Asian top Classical Pianist. He is the artist you should definitely look out for in 2016.

He currently lives in Brooklyn, New York, USA and continues his passion and career.

Award
Uncovering The Heart Of Chopin (2012)
Classical Music Awards (2012)
International Piano Competition in (2014)
Global Online Jazz Contest ( 2015 )
Chopin's Heart (2015)
Asian High S Music Competition ( 2007)
Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music Award ( 2013)

Artist Biography written by Rovi/Allmusic: http://www.allmusic.com/artist/minh-quan-phan-mn0003525617/biography
Official Website: www.minhquanphan.com
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iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/minh-quan-phan/id1120470083
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