Jan Vayne


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FieldValue
nameJan Vayne
imageJan-vayne-1270406926.jpg
birth_nameJan Veenje
birth_dateZuidwolde, Drenthe
originNetherlands
years_active1976-present
website
backgroundsolo_singer
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| name = Jan Vayne | image = Jan-vayne-1270406926.jpg | caption = | birth_name = Jan Veenje | birth_date = Zuidwolde, Drenthe | origin = Netherlands | years_active = 1976-present | website =
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Jan Vayne (pseudonym of Jan Veenje) (born June 9, 1966 in Zuidwolde, Drenthe) is a Dutch pianist. He began piano lessons at the age of 4 years and by the time he was 10, he had won his first prize. In 1984 Vayne began his study at the conservatorium in Zwolle and he graduated with a soloist diploma. He received much acclaim after several appearances on Dutch television talk shows.

He has made several CDs and has given many concerts. In 1997 he was invited to perform a concert in the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC to honour President William Clinton's second-term inauguration.

Vayne has in the past worked with DJ and producer Armin van Buuren. Together they made the album Classical Trancelations that is a mixture of trance and classical music.

Jan Vayne regularly gives concerts in collaboration with symphony orchestras, ensembles, musicians, vocalists, harmony orchestras and choirs. In more recent times, Vayne performs together with organist/composer Martin Mans and singer Petra Berger.

Vayne was married with Joyce Wegman and they have a daughter, Olivia born in 2006.

Trivia

  • Vayne is a vegetarian and was a candidate for the sexiest vegetarian in the country.
  • He is a big car enthusiast. Especially classic American cars with high horse power, six-liter engines and with eight cylinders.
  • He owns a former Messonite church, the Sint Annakapel (Saint Anna Chapel) built in 1470 and situated on the Broederweg in Kampen. It functions as a romantic marriage location.
  • Vayne's trademark is his long hair. This was once the subject of a rather successful television advertisement for a shampoo and smoked sausage product.

Albums

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AlbumTracks ATracks B
Reflections
Colours of my mind
Living colours
Hang on to a dream
Vanity
Classics and pop
Secrets of silence
Paintings of the seasons
Media plaza movements
Romantic popsongs
The Christmas album
Metamorphosis
Classical Trancelations
Psalmen & Hymns
Crystal
Goed Gemaakt!
Jan Vayne – Speelt Psalmen
On the road
Twee klaviervirtuozen in concert
Twee Klaviervirtuozen in concert II
Ik Denk Altijd Nog Aan Jou
Armin van Buuren Feat. Jan Vayne – Serenity (Sensation White Anthem 2005)
Jan Vayne & Martin Mans
Jan Vayne Speelt Liederen van Johannes De Heer
Jan Vayne – Plays The Organ
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References

References

  1. (18 January 1997). "Aardigste jongen van Zwolle wil gewoon pianospelen".
  2. "Martin Mans Home".
  3. "Home".
  4. (21 April 2016). "Jan Vayne vertelt hoe scheiding écht zit".
  5. (16 March 2006). "Dochter voor Jan Vayne".
  6. "‘Sexy-veggie’ Jan Vayne promoot wél Unox?! ('Sexy veggie' Jan Vayne does promote Unox?!)".
  7. "Onuitroeibaar imago van Jan Vayne (Ineradicable image of Jan Vayne)".
  8. "Jan Vayne koopt kerk Broederweg (Jan Vayne buys Broederweg church)".
  9. "Jan Vayne | Album Discography".
  10. "Jan Vayne - albums - Muziekweb".

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