Starting learning music from an early age, it was not until he was 10 years old that Quang Tien took violin more seriously following the advice of his older sister.
From that important milestone, he has successfully proved his innate aptitude and his incredible skill, every time he performs on the stage. Being often referred to as a favourite student of Meritorious Artist Bui Cong Duy (Chair of String Department, Vietnam National Academy of Music), Quang Tien has achieved many prestigious prizes since he was 12 years old.
As a musical talent, he is on a trajectory for larger-scale musical competitions in the future. Recently, in October 2016, he was awarded First Prize in the International Violin Competition organised by Ministry of Culture and Sport in Kazakhstan-some achievement! At the beginning of the year 2017, Quang Tien was also honoured by becoming the youngest of this year’s ten most outstanding young citizens of Hanoi.
We know that Quang Tien will further develop his talent and strive his best to achieve more success in the future.
Many congratulations!
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