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![]() Vivian Chang Freiheit, piano
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Pianist VIVIAN CHANG-FREIHEIT made her debut with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at the age of 16, performing Saint Saens' Carnival of the Animals. As a collaborator with singers and instrumentalists, she has performed in major venues including Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, the 92nd Street Y and the National Hall in Taiwan. She also performs as a member of the award-winning Chameleon Arts Ensemble in Boston and has performed live on WGBH Boston Public Radio on multiple occasions. The New York Concert Review praised Dr. Chang Freiheit for "delivering a conscientious, intelligent interpretation that made telling musical sense" and her Boston premiere of Rebecca Clarke's unpublished Sonata for Violin and Piano was listed in the Boston Globe's "Best Concerts of 2000."
Dr. Chang-Freiheit currently makes her home in Pleasantville, NY, where she is better known as 'Miss Vivian' by her young students. Her program MUSIC WITH VIVIAN (www.MusicVithVivian.com) brings interactive music making to young children in schools throughout the county and offers individualized classes for kids with special educational needs. |
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