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Tae
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- Detailed biography: Hailed as a "highly skilled improviser" by the New York Times and "prickly and explosive" by the Montreal Gazette, Tae Kim's rare blend of rigorous execution and whimsical styling creates an interpretation of the classical repertoire all his own. Inspired by his niece and nephew, Tae's recent work “I’M A UNICORN” by Helen Yoon is his second of the series of classical improvisation on children’s novels that also includes “Llama Llama Red Pajama” by Anna Dewdney. His unique talent for classical improvisation earned him "Prix d'interprétation André Chevillion–Yvonne Bonnaud" for the premiere of his work, "Translate (2016)" as well as "Prix–Mention Spéciale Edison Denisov" at the 12e Concours international de piano d'Orléans. Part of the Piano at South Station, Tae regularly played on Thursdays in the middle of a train station amidst the confused if not pleased onlookers and travelers. He has studied with Jonathan Bass, Bruce Brubaker, Janice Webber, and Patricia Zander.
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