Pianist
Hyejin Cho
REVIEWS
MENAHEM PRESSLER
Beaux Arts Trio
Indiana university
Such a sensitive player...
I would buy a ticket
for her concert.
KARIN EDWARDS
WHEATON COLLEGE
Your playing was so musical, sensitive, and full of color. Your deep understanding of each piece emotionally and structurally was very satisfying to both my heart and my mind.
SLAWOMIR DOBRZANSKI
THE AMERICAN PRIZE
Your Schumann is outstanding. Truly inspirational performances.
Read full reviews HERE
ROBERT SCHUMANN
PIANO MUSIC SERIES
Cho has established a concert series of piano works by Robert Schumann in seven different states. Her performances of Schumann were broadcast on WFMT, 98.7FM, KOPN Columbia 89.5FM, International Music Foundation YouTube channel and Sheldon Concert Hall YouTube channel among others. Her enthusiasm for Robert Schumann has led her to write an article “What makes Robert Schumann Schumann: Schumann’s creation of fantasy borrowed from literature, especially E. T. A. Hoffman’s novel "The Life and Opinions of Tomcat Murr.”
The first Schumann album will be released on the Sheva Collection (UK record label) in August 2021.
As a passionate chamber musician, Cho has frequently been invited as a duo performer with internationally renowned musicians, including David Halen (Concertmaster of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra), Yizhak Schotten (Professor of Viola at the University of Michigan) and Jonathan Ruck (Professor of Cello at the University of Oklahoma) among others.
Cho is a founding member of the American Prize winner Koinonia Piano Trio, a performing and teaching ensemble that has performed in New York, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Alaska and 5 cities in Europe as a part of a tour in Austria, Germany and Italy.
MISSOURI ARTS COUNCIL'S FEATURED ARTIST
Cho is selected as one of the Missouri Arts Council's featured artists.
DAME MYRA HESS
CONCERT SERIES
Cho will be featured twice in the Dame Myra Hess Concert Series in 2021: in one concert as a piano soloist (December 15) and the other as Duo Cho-Dotto with violinist Arianna Dotto (May 26). Both concerts will be streamed live from WFMT, 98.7FM.
