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Rueibin Chen 陈瑞斌 pinyin Chen Ruibin
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1967
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Rueibin Chen 陈瑞斌 was born in Taiwan.
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- Education
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He studied piano from the age of five with his father, a music teacher,
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in elementary school.
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The following year, he won his first competition, playing a Beethoven piano sonata.
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Recognized as a child prodigy, he was selected by the Taiwanese government
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to study abroad.
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He had to fend for himself and didn't see his family again until ten years later,
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during a tour of Taiwan.
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1978
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Admitted to the Vienna Conservatory, Austria, he studied with Dianko Iliew.
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He earned a concert diploma from the Vienna Conservatory.
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He then studied in Germany at the Hochschule für Musik in Hanover.
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A graduate soloist, he took classes with the Russian Lazar Berman (1930-2005).
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Awards selection |
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Winner of the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Competition - Tel Aviv
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Winner of the Fryderyk Chopin International Piano Competition - Warsaw
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Winner of the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition - Salt Lake City, Utah
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1983
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Youngest Winner of the Rachmaninoff International Piano Competition - Italy
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Winner of the Bellini International Piano Competition - Italy
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Winner of the Stresa International Piano Competition - Italy
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2000
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Taiwan Millennium Prize for Best Artistic Performance
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2003
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Best Performance - Best Album at the Golden Melody Awards
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- Career
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He toured extensively throughout the world and performed alongside the greatest
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orchestras:
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- the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra United States
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- the Moldova Philharmonic Orchestra of Iasi Romania
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- the Tirgu Mures Philharmonic Orchestra Romania
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- the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra Czech Republic
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- the Prague Symphony Orchestra
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- the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra China
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- the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Hungary
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- the New Philharmonic Orchestra, Japan
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- the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, Russia
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- the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, Russia
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- the Taipei Symphony Orchestra, Taiwan
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- the National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra
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2010
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To commemorate the 200th anniversary of Chopin's birth, he organized
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a series of concerts in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.
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2013
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He also toured Asia, California, and the United States for a tour dedicated
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to the composer Rachmaninoff.
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He participated in numerous festivals : selection
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- Chopin Festivals in Austria - the Czech Republic - Poland
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- Hong Kong Festival
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- Rachmaninoff International Music Festival in Moscow
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- Salzburg International Music Festival
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- Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival
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- Taipei Music Festival
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- Janáček Music Festival in Czechoslovakia
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- Vienna Spring Festival
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He performed in the biggest venues : selection
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Australia
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Sydney Opera House
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Autsria
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Vienna Konzerthaus - Musikverein
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China
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National Centre for the Performing Arts
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Hong Kong Cultural Centre
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Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall -
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Wallis Annenberg for the Performing Arts
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Japan
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Osaka Symphony Hall - Tokyo Suntory Hall
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Monaco
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Monte-Carlo Opera
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Daniele Sicard |
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Discography
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Under labels : Decca - Delos - Koch International - Naxos - New World - Telarc - Sony Classical
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He recorded on CD, works of : Chopin - Debussy - Grieg - Liszt - Piazolla - Rachmaninov
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Stravinsky- Tchaïkovski -Wagner
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His concerts are broadcast on radios in Asia, America, Australia and Europe.
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