Ryan Wang
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Canadian pianist Ryan Wang captivated audiences worldwide when he won BBC Young Musician 2024 and the Prix Cortot Award 2024. His interpretation of Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No.2 with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales at Bristol Beacon, broadcast on BBC Two, BBC Four and BBC Radio 3, was described by The Times as “absolutely cursive, producing drawings where the pencil never leaves the page”. His success at the competition at the age of 17 follows an already long list of international prizes and accolades.
The 2026/27 season brings several significant orchestral debuts for Ryan, including appearances with Toronto Symphony Orchestra under Bar Avni and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, as well as Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Münchner Symphoniker and Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra under Lionel Bringuier. Recital highlights include performances at Tokyo Yamaha Hall, St John’s College Auditorium in Oxford and Wilshire Music Center, among others. He also appears as a duo for the first time with violinist Sarang Seohyun Kim at the ClassicAscona festival.
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In 2023, at just 15, Ryan was the youngest artist featured in Classic FM’s ‘30 Under 30’, and he was selected for Fondation Louis Vuitton’s New Generation Series 2022/23 alongside Bruce Liu, Alim Beisembayev and Yunchan Lim. He has appeared in recital and with orchestra across Europe and Asia, including performances in Austria, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Spain, Italy, Singapore, Malaysia, China and Hong Kong, as well as at Windsor Castle and Carnegie Hall. He has also been invited to perform for royalty and dignitaries, including His Majesty King Charles III and former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and has appeared on prestigious programmes including The Ellen Show.
Ryan began his musical training at the age of four under Lee Kum Sing and Sunsung Kong. At 13, he moved to the UK on a music scholarship to Eton College, where he studied with Gareth Owen. In 2024, he graduated with an Artist Diploma from the École Normale de Musique de Paris under Marian Rybicki. He continues his studies in 2025 at the Harvard-New England Conservatory double-degree programme with Wha Kyung Byun.
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