Hilda Huang performs Partita in G major, BVW 829 by J.S.Bach

Опубликовано: 31 Декабрь 2024
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J.S.Bach

Partita in G major, BVW 829
Hilda Huang, piano

Pianist and harpsichordist Hilda Huang began her
international performing career upon receiving first prize at the
Leipzig Bach Competition at 18 years of age. Since presenting
her debut recital on the Steinway & Sons Prizewinners' Concert '
Network at the Leipzig Gewandhaus in partnership with the
Leipzig Bach Archive, she has been invited to perform at the
Leipzig Bach Festival, BASF Gesellschaftshaus, and the
Montreal Bach Festival.

Her interest in Bach's music on the modern piano led her to the
harpsichord, on which her small hands, flair for articulation,
and energetic playing style encouraged exploration of a wide
range of early music. Hilda's orchestral debuts saw her on both
modern and historical instruments, making her debut
recording with Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra
for TELARC (2008) and appearing as soloist with Nicholas
McGegan and the Philharmonia Baroque. She has since
appeared with the Mitteldeutsches Kammerorchester, the San
Francisco Chamber Orchestra, and the Chamber Orchestra of
Philadelphia.

"She has a mind that can multi-task and ears that can "multi-
listen." -San Francisco Examiner

As a versatile collaborative artist, she created a chamber recital
at the Junliard School entitled A Vernacular Spiritual, performed
in Heartbeat Opera's Lucretia, Chautauqua Opera's In Our
Silence, and BodyVox Portland's Death and Delight, and
provided music for service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the Holy Trinity and Trinity Wall Street. She performs
chamber music on modern and historical instruments at
Chamber Music Northwest, the Kingston Chamber Music
Festival, the,Steans Institute at the Ravinia Festival, the Junliard
School, and the Academie Baroque of Les Folies Francoises.

Hilda Huang receives musical guidance from Hung Kuan
Chen, Francesco Corti, Richard Goode, Rob6rt Levin, Beatrice
Martin, Peter Sykes, and Yi-Heng Yang. She formerly studied
with John McCarthy, Melvin Chen, and Corey Jamason. She is
a recipient of a Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship, a Davidson
Fellowship, and the Gold Award from the U.S. National
Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts' YoungArts Week
to support her studies at Yale University and the Juilliard
School.

Hilda Huang is an Astral Artist and a Steinway Artist.

Recorded live date June 25th 2023 at Old First Concerts, 1751 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA 94109. For more upcoming concerts please visit oldfirstconcerts.org