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Met concertmaster takes job in Taiwan

Met concertmaster takes job in Taiwan

The joint concertmaster of New York’s Metropolitan Opera, David Chan, has been named artistic director of the Taipei Music Academy & Festival until 2028.

Chan’s parents are from Taiwan. He says: ‘Contributing to Taiwan’s music education and international cultural exchange is something to which I have always aspired.’

The festival has also announced Fabio Luisi as conductor of its orchestra. He says: ‘I am delighted that David has been appointed Artistic Director of TMAF. David is a fantastic musician and a great person, and I fully support and welcome this decision.’

Chan is in his 24th season as Met concertmaster.

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