[CANCELLED] Serena Ott Trumpet Recital [Aichi]

Program

V. Peskin: Trumpet Concerto No.2 "Concert Allegro"
F. Chopin: Ballade No. 1 (piano solo)
R. Glière: Trumpet Concerto, etc.

Profile

Selina Ott Profile
Biography

Lin En-Cha Lin Enka (Piano)
En-Chia Lin, Piano
Born on September 21, 1990 in Taipei, Taiwan, Lin Enka began studying music at the age of five, influenced by her mother. He received an invitation from the Catholic Church, was given the prestigious opportunity to perform at the Embassy of the Holy See, and received an award from the Vatican Ambassador.
He achieved excellent results among domestic keyboard players, and entered the National Taipei University of the Arts, where he studied under Professor Cheng Mei Luan. He also participated in the music festival of National Taiwan University, where he captivated the audience with jazz and pop music.
In 2012, he received a scholarship to study at the Vienna University of Music and Arts, where he studied under Professor Otto Probst. During his two years at the school, he was also taught by Paul Badura-Skoda, Johannes Klopfitsche, Roland Batik, and Luca Monti, and also performed instrumental accompaniment and chamber music with Dennis Benda, and jazz piano with Martin Leiter. be taught by Received master's degree in June 2016.
In addition to classical music, he also focused on commercials and film music. While studying abroad, he represented the Taiwanese government and worked on the production of music for the Taichung International Animation Film Festival.
Also, on February 12, 2017, he performed with mandolin player Yasunobu Inoue and the Taiwan Mandolin Band (former: Taipei Mandolin Band) at the National Palace Museum (concert hall) in Taipei. In October 2017, "BPM 129" composed for the mandolin orchestra was premiered in Osaka. In September of the same year, she began studying instrumental accompaniment under Dennis Benda, and at the Munich International Music Competition in September 2018, she was the piano accompanist for Serena Ott, who became the first woman to win the trumpet section of the competition. Ta.