Nonthakon “Non” Meesang

Nonthakon “Non” Meesang is a Thai French horn player, educator, and professional working across both music and business. A graduate of Rangsit University with degrees in Music Performance and Education, he has developed a strong foundation in brass performance, orchestral training, and music pedagogy. As a performer, Master Non has been active in orchestral and chamber music projects, with experience representing Thailand on the international stage. In 2017, he won First Prize at the Summa Cum Laude Youth Music Competition in Vienna, reflecting his musical discipline and performance excellence. He later represented Thailand with the Thai Youth Orchestra at FIJO in Spain in 2018 and 2019, gaining valuable international ensemble and festival experience. Alongside his musical work, Master Non currently serves as Sales Director of Chiang Mai Beer and Kwai Beer, bringing leadership, communication, and professional discipline from the business world into his approach as an educator. His combined background in performance, education, and executive work allows him to guide students with both musical depth and practical real-world perspective.

French horn performance, brass fundamentals, orchestral playing, chamber music, ensemble discipline, tone production, musical communication, and performance confidence.

Graduate of Rangsit University Degree background in Music Performance and Education - French horn player and music educator - Sales Director of Chiang Mai Beer and Kwai Beer - First Prize winner, 2017 Summa Cum Laude Youth Music Competition, Vienna - Thailand representative with the Thai Youth Orchestra at FIJO, Spain, in 2018 and 2019

First Prize at the 2017 Summa Cum Laude Youth Music Competition in Vienna Represented Thailand internationally with the Thai Youth Orchestra Performed at FIJO in Spain in 2018 and 2019 Active in orchestral and chamber music projects Combines musical training, education, and professional business leadership Brings international ensemble experience and real-world discipline to student development