Biography – English
Jan Van Hoecke is a Belgian recorder player. In 2006 he obtained his masters degree – with the highest distinction – under the guidance of Bart Coen at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Jan attende…
Biography – English
Jan Van Hoecke is a Belgian recorder player. In 2006 he obtained his masters degree – with the highest distinction – under the guidance of Bart Coen at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Jan attended master classes with teachers like Gerd Lünenbürger, Dan Laurin, Eva Legène and others.
Jan is very much into performing historical as well as contemporary music. He underwent further training in contemporary music from Bart Bouckaert, Tomma Wessel and Antonio Politano. He has given concerts in Europe, Japan and the United States and participated in recordings with “Champ d’Action” and “Collegium Vocale” under the direction of Philippe Herreweghe.
From 2009 – 2019 he was teacher at the Conservatory of Lausanne (Switzerland). Since 2019 he is professor at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts (HfMDK), Frankfurt/Main, Germany.
Prizes
2015 laureate at the « 8th international Telemann Competition » Magdeburg, a special prize for the execution of the best proper historical style ornaments
2014 laureate of three different prizes at the international “Musica Antiqua” Competition, Brugge, Belgium
2012 Young Artists Bach Competition Winner (San Francisco)
2011 laureate (1st prize + prize awarded by the public) at the 7th International Johann Heinrich Schmelzer Competition in Melk (Austria)
2009 the prize of the Artistic Foundation “Mathilde E. Horlait-Dapsens” for his merits at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels
2007 laureate (2nd prize in ex aequo (1st prize not awarded) + prize awarded by the audience) at the “International Soloist competition for Ancient Music” in Schärding and Brunnenthal (Austria). Ton Koopman was president of the jury
2006 scholarship from the Conservatorium of Ghent
2006 laureate (3rd prize + prize awarded by the public) at the 6th Belgian National Music Competition organized by Rotary Club Ghent
2001 laureate (2nd prize) at the 37th national competition for music in Brussels: Axion Classics
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