Sharon Chen Music

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Sharon Chen

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Composer, pianist, and violinist creating contemporary classical repertoire rooted in the Western tradition, with lyrical and modern Impressionist influences. A Harvard College alumna in Music and East Asian Languages and Civilizations, her work draws on both Western form and Chinese philosophical systems. Her work includes widely heard original piano works such as Nocturne in C minor, The Phoenix Waltz, Where Light Sleeps, and piano EPs Lettre pour toi and Trois petits morceaux morceaux, alongside programmatic cycles shaped by philosophical frameworks such as the Wu Xing (Five Phases). These projects form interconnected chapters in an evolving artistic timeline, emphasizing melody, color, and theme-and-variation within a contemporary classical language. Her music is often described as quietly immersive, with emotional precision. Sheet music for selected originals on website. Selected performances on Hua Mulan moniker.

C'est la vie, my CD, available here, Blissful and Beyond not available yet..

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Morning Breeze in D (Piano Solo) 16 June

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Blissful and Beyond compilation: Best Album (3rd place) One World Music Radio

New! Sunrise Bells from The Five Elements (East-West album)

In Your Heart I Stay

'Lettre Pour Toi is our concluding offering, with Chen’s performance on felt piano seemingly utterly timeless, like a panting by Monet, full of colour, a pronounced and elevated tonal mastery can be found here. This is one of the most ambient offerings from the artist ever, and quite frankly a piece that I will delight in playing throughout the decades ahead.

Lettre Pour Toi by Sharon Chen is with ease her best work to date, her presentations and performance is one of the best, if not the best I have heard from her, in French I would doubtlessly say, felicitations Sharon, vous avez excellé dans cette belle nouvelle sortie. In English I salute one of the most creative EP’s I have heard this year on, Lettre Pour Toi by Sharon Chen.' [Read the full review on all four works of the EP by Steve Sheppard on OWMR by clicking the article on the right..]