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Vanessa-Mae

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Vanessa-Mae Vanakorn Nicholson (born October 27, 1978 (She shares a birthday with Niccol?? Paganini, one of the greatest violinists who ever lived) in Singapore), known on stage as Vanessa-Mae (in Chinese language|Chinese: 陈美, Ch??n Měi) is an internationally known Classical music|classical and Pop music|pop musician. Her music style is self-described as Violin Techno-acoustic Fusion.

She was born to a Chinese race|Chinese mother and a Thai (ethnic group)|Thai father. After her parents separated, her mother married Englishman Graham Nicholson. She grew up in London and is a United Kingdom|UK citizen.

She began playing piano at the age of three and violin at five. She was the youngest violin soloist to record both Tchaikovsky and Beethoven concertos, doing so at age 13.

She is known for her flashy, sexy style and she has appeared in music videos in stylish outfits since her adolescence. Vanessa-Mae appeared on the Janet Jackson album The Velvet Rope playing a violin solo on the song "Velvet Rope".

Some critics have suggested that Vanessa-Mae's technical and musical abilities are in fact unspectacular and that she is merely a typical product of a music industry attempting to use sex appeal to sell commercialised classical music. Yet others feel she is doing a disservice to classical music. She retorts that these critics are too traditional and ??litist and because they are unable to appreciate her fusion of classical and pop music nor perform music themselves, they resort to vindictive cynicism.



  • Violin (1990)

  • My Favourite Things???Kids' Classics (1991)

  • Tchaikovsky & Beethoven Violin Concertos (1991/1992)

  • The Violin Player (1994)

  • The Violin Player???Japanese Releases (1995)

  • The Alternative Record from Vanessa-Mae (1996)

  • The Classical Album 1 (November 12, 1996)

  • China Girl???the Classical Album 2 (January 1, 1997)

  • Storm (January 1, 1997)

  • The Original Four Seasons and the Devil's Trill Sonata???the Classical Album 3 (February 16, 1999)

  • The Classical Collection???Part 1 (2000)

  • Subject to Change (July 17, 2001)

  • The Best of Vanessa-Mae (November 5, 2002)

  • The Ultimate (January 1, 2003)

  • Choreography (2004)




  • http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/music/news/article199361.ece

  • http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/vanessa_mae/albums.jhtml

Official web sites
  • http://www.vanessa-mae.com/ Official Web Site of Vanessa-Mae


Fan web sites
  • http://vanessa-mae.org/ The Magic of Vanessa-Mae

  • http://www.vanessamae.com/ The Red Hot Vanessa-Mae Homepage

  • http://www.vanessa-mae.nu/ Vanessa-Mae: Saying Power On Strings

  • http://www.vanessamae.org/ Four Seasons of Vanessa-Mae (links to the fans' forum)

  • http://www.vanessa-mae.us/ Vanessa-Mae ... Changing Worlds

  • http://www.vanessa-mae.co.uk/ Vanessa-Mae Reflection (VMR) (Links to other Fans Sites)


Category:1978 births|Vanessa-Mae
category:British Chinese|Vanessa-Mae
category:Multiracial people|Vanessa-Mae
category:Overseas Chinese|Vanessa-Mae
Category:Violinists|Vanessa-Mae

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