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Since Chris Young appeared on the "Nashville Star" television program in 2006, he's been on a roll. After signing with RCA he had a hit with "Drinkin' Me Lonely," his first single from his self-titled debut recording. Likewise, the two singles that have preceded the release of THE MAN I WANT TO BE in 2009 haven't done too badly either, getting plenty of play on radio. While Chris Young's sound is firmly in the contemporary country camp, it's also a lot more hardcore honkytonk than it is the refried '70s rock clichés that plague the genre. ...
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Born in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Vincent van Gelder started playing the piano at the age of twelve. It was not until two years later, after hearing the first Liszt Piano Competition in Utrecht, that he became really interested in music. At first, he studied at a local music school, then was admitted to the Conservatory of Hogeschool Enschede at the age of eighteen. In the summer of 1990, Vincent studied with Czerny-Stefanska during the Chopin masterclasses in Duszniky, Poland. From 1995 till 1997, Mr. van Gelder studied at the Latvian Academy of Music in Riga, Latvia. His teachers there were Theofils Bikis and Arnis Zandmanis. Mr. van Gelder holds BM and MM degrees from the Conservatory of Hogeschool Enschede and MM in performance from the Southern Illinois University at Carbondale where his teacher was Wilfred Delphin. In 2003, he graduated with a DMA in piano performance from the University of Missouri at Kansas City where he studied with Richard Cass.Mr. van Gelder has played recitals in The Netherlands, Germany, Latvia, and in many states in the US, including a full Liszt recital on one of Liszt's own pianos at the Spencer Art Museum in Lawrence, Kansas. He is the Winner of 1999 St. Louis Artist Presentation Society Auditions. The St. Louis Post wrote about his performances of the Chopin Ballades: 'He brought out the different layers with the precision ...
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