Vietnamese pianist won Third Prize & The Lady Roslyn Lyons Bronze Medal at the Leeds International Piano Competition 2024, has captivated audiences worldwide. Highlights include performing with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra at Hill Auditorium. She is indebted to the Imogen Cooper Music Trust, of which she is a 2025 scholar.

Born and raised in a musical family, Khanh-Nhi started playing piano at the age of four. In 2014, she was the only candidate who got chosen to study in Kunstuniversität Graz (Austria) with full scholarship, after a series of auditions which were held by the ASIA-Uninet and OeAD in the South-East Asia region. During her time in Austria, she was engaged in numerous performances throughout Europe, such as Bad Goisern (Austria), Karlsruhe (Germany) and Aarhus (Denmark).

Khanh-Nhi obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Piano Performance with full scholarship at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music (Singapore) and Master of Music Degree in Piano Performance and Chamber Music at the University of Michigan–where she continues to pursue her Doctoral of Musical Arts Degree. Her teachers include Lan Huong Ngo, Prof. Otto Niederdorfer, Prof. Thomas Hecht, and Prof. Christopher Harding.

Upcoming engagements feature recitals in Hanoi, Singapore, France, London (Wigmore Hall), and a debut at Sommerliche Musiktage Hitzacker (Germany). Co-founder of the Lunar New Year Piano Concert Series, Khanh Nhi champions music by Asian composers and cultural diversity, with a 2025 tour spanning the U.S. and Canada.

March 2025