Daniel Hsu: The 15th Annual Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Bronze Medal Winner
The most prestigious classical music contest in the world, Van Cliburn International Piano Competition occurs every four years, with 30 competitors between the ages of 18 and 30, playing over four days. playing over 4 days.
A native of the San Francisco Bay area, Daniel Hsu began piano studies at age 6. He was accepted at age 10 to the Curtis Institute of Music. In 2016, Mr. Hsu was named a Gilmore Young Artist Award and won the bronze medal at the 9th Hamamatsu International Piano Competition. As first-prize winner of the 2015 Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition, Mr.Hsu made his Carnegie Hall debut in April 2017. He made his solo debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra in June 2016, and concerto appearances this season include concerts with the Grand Rapids Symphony, New Haven Symphony, and Symphonia Boca Raton. His notable recitals include appearances at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts; Chicago’s Dame Myra Hess Concert Series; and Merkin Concert Hall’s Tuesday matinee series in New York.
Tickets go on sale to MCPA Donors on June 19th at 11AM and to the general public on July 10th at 11AM. All seats are reserved and require a ticket.