Danny Tan

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Danny Tan

Background information
Origin	Manila, Philippines
Genre(s)	OPM, pop, r&b, classical, gospel, adult-contemporary
Occupation(s)	Composer, songwriter, lyricist, arranger, record producer
Instrument(s)	Piano, keyboards, synthesizers
Years active	1980-Present

Danny S. Tan is a Filipino composer, songwriter, and arranger.

[edit] Famous appearances

He was one of the judges in Pinoy Pop Superstar on GMA Network with Jaya and Floy Quintos from 2004 to 2007.
He was the musical director with his band on Popstar Kids that airs on Quality Television from 2005 to 2007.
He was one of the Musical Directors of the Month featured on SOP Rules every Sunday, aside from Tats Faustino, Raul Mitra, Egay Gonzales, Mon Faustino, Mark Lopez, Mel Villena, Jay Durias, Archie Castillo, and Louie Ocampo.

[edit] Famous works

He composed "Iisa Pa Lamang" originally sung by Joey Albert
He arranged "Salamat, Jesus", a Tagalog Christian praise and worship song composed and written by Belinda Ocampo sang at the 2006 Metro Manila Franklin Graham Festival.
He composed "Close to Where You Are", the winning piece of the first Pinoy Pop Superstar Grand Winner, Jonalyn Viray.
He composed one of the songs from one of the albums of the second Grand Winner of Pinoy Pop Superstar, Gerald Santos, 'Mahal Kita (love theme from Marimar).