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Sangji Koh
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Sangji Koh Bandoneon
Koh Sangji is bandoneonist of Korea, and also as a composer. Even though her main interests are composing rather than the tango or bandoneon itself. Koh Sangji had gained much interest in Piazzolla after being exposed through the OST of her childhood game
and animation , and perhaps this is the reason why her music is not like the regular Argentine tango but contains the oriental adventure feel to it. When describing Koh Sangji, another word that cannot be dismissed is the word ‘animation’, especially that of Japanese animation, and this is because of the highly influential factor animation has towards her music and life style. This also explains why most of her music includes special animated characters and the overall music is built surrounding it.
Needless to say, her first album released in 2014
was influenced by animation, and the specific characters that gave meaning were given the privilege to be used as part of the naming of the album by combining their initials. As well, the song <5 Seconds to Blastoff>, released just prior to the album, is accompanied by an animated music video that portrays a machine in the form of a bandoneon, in combat and blasting off. This music video has reached many viewers in a short span of time and is spreading like wildfire through the world of SNS. Praised as a ‘world class performer’, and having ‘the most complete album’, Koh Sangji has a full repertoire ranging from the animation influenced song such as ‘Chimera Ant Suite’, to the rhythm of waltz and tango, and her passion is lived through her active works in the nuevo tango scene of today.
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Seoljin Kim
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Seojin Kim has been hailed by the press as the “Asian Charlie Chaplin” during his career as one of star dancers for the Belgian dance company Peeping Tom, considered one of ten biggest dance companies in the world. In Korea, he made himself known by winning season 2 of Dancing 9.
He participated in Peeping Tom’s tour in Italy, Luxembourg and Belgium with the production 32 rue Vandenbranden and worked on NDT I’s (Netherlands Dance Theater) production The Missing Door and Peeping Tom’s production Vader (2014) as an assistant to Peeping Tom’s artistic director, Gabriela Carrizo.
He is currently artistic director of the contemporary dance group MOVER and creator for Peeping Tom.
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Leo Lange & Ben Walz
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Leo Lange & Ben Walz Singers
Boys Choir of the Chorakademie Dortmund strives to promote high-level choral and solo singing with fun and joy. The boys receive regular choir and solo lessons and a thorough and systematic training individually tailored to them.
The choir’s repertoire, which ranges from Monteverdi to Stockhausen and Henze, includes the “Three Boys” from Mozart’s Magic Flute as well as various other boy roles in opera and concert literature. Internationally renowned opera houses and concert halls like the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg like to engage the choirboys from Dortmund; famous conductors such as Kent Nagano, Thomas Hengelbrock, Ivan Fischer, Sylvain Cambreling and Lorin Maazel appreciate the sound, versatility and precision of the choir.
Conductor of the boys’ choir, Jost Salm, was born in Lübeck and studied at the Musikhochschule in Lübeck and at the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen. Having served as the deputy choirmaster of the Tölzer Knabenchor, Salm has worked with Claudio Abbado, Daniel Barenboim, James Levine, Riccardo Muti and Zubin Mehta at international opera houses and concert halls in the USA, Asia and throughout Europe. Since being appointed conductor of the boy’s choir of the Chorakademie in 2006, Salm was able to give the choir a professional appearance and a beautiful and impressive sound.
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Leonard Elschenbroich
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Leonard Elschenbroich Cello
Born in Frankfurt in 1985, Leonard Elschenbroich studied in London’s Yehudi Menuhin School and spent more than half of his life in England. He started garnering worldwide attention after performing with Anne-Sophie Mutter at the Schleswig-Holstein Festival in 2009. The artistic sensibility he inherited from his father, an Italian documentary director and author, and his mother, a German sociologist and author, is evident both in his playing and his musical outlook. He is skilled at expressing the richness of the cello sound, evoking the feeling of listening to a cellist from the past. His balance between clarity in the high notes and weightiness in overall sound is first-class. He has been performing at BBC Proms since 2012, and at last year’s festival, he performed Brian Elias’ Cello Concerto. His ability to step in at the last minute to perform a newly written piece in just two weeks exemplifies his strength of concentration.
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Marie-Pierre Langlamet
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Marie-Pierre Langlamet Harp
- Ms. Langlamet was born in Grenoble, France.
- At 20, she was appointed assistant principal harpist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra working under James Levine.
- In 2009, she was decorated Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres by the French Minister of Culture and was awarded Le grand Prix de la ville de Nice in 2011.
- Marie-Pierre Langlamet has been principal harpist of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra since 1993, when she was appointed under Claudio Abbado.
- Marie-Pierre has performed as soloist with some of the world’s leading conductors including Claudio Abbado, Sir Simon Rattle, Christian Thielemann, with orchestras such as the Berlin Philharmonic, l’Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, the BBC Manchester, the Seoul Philharmonic
- She teaches in Berlin at the Karajan Academy and at the « Universität der Künste ».
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Maxim Rysanov
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Award-winning Ukrainian-British violist and conductor Maxim Rysanov has established himself as one of the worldʼs most vibrant and charismatic musicians. As a violist, he is principally known as a frequent guest of the crème of the international music scene, such as BBC Last Night of the Proms and the festivals of Edinburgh, Salzburg and Verbier. He has performed with the Mariinsky Orchestra (Valery Gergiev), Russian National Orchestra (Mikhail Pletnev), BBC Symphony Orchestra (Jiří Bělohlávek), Seattle Symphony (Andrey Boreyko) and Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla y León (Vasily Petrenko). Maxim is also a keen chamber musician whose chamber partners include Maxim Vengerov, Janine Jansen, Mischa Maisky, Gidon Kremer, Nicola Benedetti, Vadim Repin, Augustin Dumay and Viktoria Mullova. His enthusiasm for new music generates many exciting collaborations which extend the viola repertoire, including world premieres by Dobrinka Tabakova and Pēteris Vasks. Maxim enjoys a parallel career as a conductor, which he studied in tandem with the viola at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He works every season with La Verdi Orchestra Milan. Other recent conducting engagements include Basel Symphony Orchestra, Russian National Orchestra etc. He is delighted to have a Giuseppe Guadagnini viola (1780) on an extended loan from the Elise Mathilde Foundation.
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Jonghai Park
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Born in Seoul in 1990, Jong-Hai Park started playing the piano thanks to his mother’s influence (she had studied the cello). He graduated from Yewon Music School, Seoul Arts High School and Korean National University of Arts, taking an elite educational path for Korean musicians. He has won second prize at Nagoya Competition (2008), Hong Kong Competition (2008), Dublin Competition (2009) and Géza Anda Competition (2018). Ever since he was a student, he has attracted Korean fans with his powerful and bold performances. In his Mozart, he carefully brings out the musical structure while withdrawing his ego into the background, and in his Bach, he enlivens the fugal structure by judiciously focusing on sound quality. He now seeks to solidify his identity as an improviser; like Gabriela Montero, he is planning a series of concerts in which the performer and the audience interact on the spot to produce a setlist together. Unlike the spontaneity of jazz, which drapes an improvised melody on top of a predetermined chord progression, Park’s improvisation is actually re-composition based upon his vast musical knowledge.
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Yeol Eum Son
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Yeol Eum Son Piano
– After studying at Korea National University of Arts, studied with Arie Vardi at the Hochschule für Musik, Theater und Medien Hannover in Germany
– A second-prize winner as well as two special prizes at the Tchaikovsky International Music Competition in 2011
– Had close collaborations with Valery Gergiev, Dmitri Kitajenko, and Lorin Maazel. Also performed with many distinguished orchestras including the New York Philharmonic, Israel Philharmonic, Radio France Philharmonic, Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, Rotterdam Philharmonic, NHK Symphony, and Konzerthausorchester Berlin
– Recently released a recording of Mozart piano concerto with the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, which became Sir Neville Marriner’s last recording
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Youngjoo Song
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Youngjoo Song Piano
Young Joo Song grew up in Seoul, Korea listening to gospel music and playing piano for her father’s church. She studied classical piano in college but fell in love with jazz and decided to take a leap of faith into this new world and moved to the United States. After graduating from Berklee College of Music and Manhattan School of Music, she returned to her native Korea and has become a “rising star” in the jazz music scene. She has recorded ten albums in her name and performed/recorded with some of the most prominent musicians, include Mark Turner, Steve Wilson, Alex Sipiagin, Alan Ferber, Gretchen Parlato, Kendrick Scott, Marcus Gilmore, Vicente Archer etc. Her album “Tale Of A City” won the “Best Jazz Performance” at the 2012 Korean Music Award. Her album “Love Never Fails” won the “Best Jazz Album” at the 2010 Korean Music Awards. She also won twice as a “The Best Jazz Pianist” at the Reader’s Poll 2008/2010. In 2010, she took a break from her busy career and moved back to the U.S. for a year and received an Artist Diploma in Jazz Performance at SUNY Purchase College in May of 2011. She has performed at Bluenote, NY several times as the first Korean musician. She is also recording and touring with famous K-pop singer, include Rain, Boa, Super Junior, SHINee, etc. Now she is teaching at Seoul theological university.
“Young Joo Song is a fresh, vibrant voice as both a pianist and composer. Her music awakes the soul, inspires the imagination, and warms the heart. -Steve Wilson
“This past year, we’ve all been enchanted by the magic spell of Young Joo Song. She is, indeed, very special.” – Jong Wook Ha, jazz columnist
“Young Joo Song will prove to the rest of the world that Korea is no more at the peripheral of the world — K wang Hyun Kim, editor of Jazz People magazine
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Steve Pruitt
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Steve Pruitt Percussion
Music became the central focus of Steve Pruitt’s life at an early age. After beating on everything in sight and watching hours of MTV (when it use to have music!) his Dad bought him a drum-set. This only fueled the already ignited passion for music and thus hours and hours of practicing and playing ensued. In 2000, Steve participated in the Guitar Center Drum Off (which has over 10,000 contestants!) and made it to the finals. He lived in Oklahoma City up until 2002 when he decided to pack up his bags and move to Denton, TX to attend the University of North Texas.
Steve has performed and/or recorded with some of the finest artists in the world including: Cornell Dupree, Bobby Sparks, Eddie Gomez, Adam Rogers, Miles Okazaki, Keith Anderson, Jimi Tunnell, Lynn Seaton, Makoto Ozone, Bernard Wright, Dave Stryker, Blue Lou Marini, Jeff Lorber, Guthrie Govan, Jimmy Haslip, Phil Woods, Keith Carlock, Oz Noy and many others…
Steve was also a member of the Grammy Winning Funk/World music jam band Snarky Puppy. From 2006-2008 he toured heavily with them and can be heard on the records “The World is getting Smaller”, “Bring us the Bright” and the live DVD “Reel to Real.”
As an educator Steve has presented many clinics all over the world at Universities such as: University of Tennessee, University of Tennesee Tech, University of Texas at Tyler, University of Northern Illinois and Howon University, Dongha Institute of the Arts, Seoul Institute of the Arts, Hanyang Women’s University in South Korea and was artist in residence at Utah State University.
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Julian Steckel
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Julian Steckel Cello
Julian Steckel is widely praised as one of the leading cellists of our time. Julian Steckel played his way to first prize in the ARD International Music Competition, also winning the Audience Award, the Oehms Classic Award as well as the prize of the Münchner Kammerorchester. Julian Steckel regularly performs with leading orchestras including the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Gewandhaus Orchestra, Munich Philharmonic, and so on. He has partnered with eminent conductors such as Valery Gergiev, Sir Roger Norrington, Jakub Hrusa and Christopher Hogwood. Julian Steckel is a passionate chamber musician and can be heard alongside leading fellow musicians such as Janine Jansen, Christian Tetzlaff and Antje Weithaas. He also performs with the Modigliani, Armida and Ébène quartets and is a regular guest at major festivals such as the Lucerne Festival, the Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern festivals and Beethovenfest Bonn. Julian Steckel studied with Ulrich Voss, Gustav Rivinius, Boris Pergamenschikow, Heinrich Schiff and Antje Weithaas. He is a professor of cello at Munich University of Music and Performing Arts. He plays an Urs W. Mächler cello (2005).
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Chiyong Chung
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One of the most renowned conductors in Korea, Chi-Yong Chung is known for his exceptional baton technique, incisive interpretation and profound and sophisticated leadership. He studied at Seoul National University and Austria’s Mozarteum University Salzburg, studying with renowned conductor Michael Gielen. He was an assistant conductor at Salzburger Festspiele and guest-conducted MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony, Munich Symphony, Michigan State Symphony, Prague Radio Symphony and Russian Philharmonic among others. He has served as artistic director & principal conductor of Incheon Philharmonic and Changwon Philharmonic, and as a conducting professor at Korea National University of Arts, he has trained future conductors. In January 2018, he was appointed artistic director of Korean Symphony, a position that allows him to realize his musical vision.
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Sunghyun Cho
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Sunghyun Cho Flute
Currently the principal flutist of the Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne, flutist Sunghyun Cho proved himself early on as a rising star by winning the British Flute Society Young Artist Competition, International Flute Competition “Friedrich Kuhlau,” and so on. He was invited to perform recitals at Falaut, Emilia Romagna, Cava de’ Tirreni, Agimus and China International Flute Festivals. After winning Second Prize at the 2015 Prague Spring International Competition, he has been featured at Schwetzingen Festival in Germany, Cremona Musica festival in Italy among many others. Cho began his career as an orchestra musician in 2013 as a member of the Berlin Philharmonic as part of its internship program, the Karajan Academy. He was mentored by Emmanuel Pahud, Andreas Blau and Michael Hasel and worked under such conductors as Simon Rattle, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Chailly, Andris Nelsons and more. Cho studied with Eui Kyung Park, Michel Debost and Andrea Lieberknecht at Korea National University of Arts Preparatory Division, Oberlin Conservatory in the USA, Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media and University of Music and Performing Arts Munich in Germany. He is currently a member of Veitz Quintet, an artist of Sankyo Flute in Japan and artistic director of Flute Art Center, the only professional off-line platform for flutists in Korea.
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Jaekyoung Cho
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Jaekyoung Cho Singers
- Baritone Jaegyeong Jo was born in Korea. He received a bachelor’s degree at Hanam University.
- Jaegyeong Jo has taken multiple stages in Korea with works like ‘Messias’ by Händel and ‘Rigoletto’ by Verdi.
- In 2014 he received a master’s degree at the University of Music, Drama and Media Hannover (HMTMH) under professor Marina Sandel.
- Since then he has been studying singing in the soloclass’s degree programme.
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Korean Symphony Orchestra
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Korean Symphony Orchestra Orchestra
Since its establishment in 1985, Korean Symphony Orchestra (KSO) has been working to elevate the standing of Korean symphonic music for the past 30 years both domestically and abroad through more than 90 performances annually.
Since concluding an exclusive contract with the National Theater of Korea in 1987, KSO has held regular joint productions with the Korea National Opera, the Korean National Ballet, and the National Chorus of Korea as part of its repertoire. And from 2001, following its designation as the resident orchestra of Seoul Arts Center, it has established itself at Seoul Arts Center as Korea’s leading theater resident orchestra. Like the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, it is the only house orchestra in Korea to possess the know-how and performance experience to stage professional opera house performances such as ballet and opera music. Having held more than 40 annual ballet and opera performances over the years, it continues to solidify and expand its repertoire every year while maintaining an unrivaled reputation in music for ballet and opera in Korea. As the leading performance ensemble in the field of orchestral music, it continues to play regular concerts and special program concerts on the main stages of Seoul Arts Center’s concert hall.
Formally recognized as a non-profit foundation by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) in 2001, KSO has since been incorporated as a professional artistic organization and is now affiliated with the MCST, thus making it eligible to receive government budget support for its operations. In this way, it has become a model for governance in the field of arts and culture. Currently numbering 100 orchestra and staff members, including two composers-in-residence, KSO continues to work together for the advancement of Korea’s performing arts and concerts.
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Clara-Jumi Kang
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Clara-Jumi Kang Violin
Clara-Jumi Kang was born in Germany to a musical family, took up the violin at age 3 and a year later enrolled as the youngest student ever at Musikhochschule Mannheim. She went on to study with Zakhar Bron at Musikhochschule Lübeck and was awarded a full scholarship to the Julliard School to study with Dorothy Delay at age 7. She received her Bachelor and Masters degrees at the Korean National University of Arts under Nam-Yun Kim before completing her studies at Musikhochschule Munich with Christoph Poppen. Winner of the 2010 Indianapolis International Violin Competition, Kang’s other accolades include first prize both at the Seoul Violin Competition (2009) and the Sendai Violin Competition (2010). She has also received a prize at the 2015 Tchaikovsky Competition. She has carved an international career performing with leading orchestras and conductors including the Leipzig Gewandhaus, Cologne Chamber Orchestra, Kremerata Baltica and Rotterdam Philharmonic with Valery Gergiev, Lionel Briguier, Vladimir Fedoseyev, Andrey Boreyko, Christoph Poppen, Gidon Kremer and Myun-Whun Chung. Clara-Jumi Kang currently plays on the 1708 “Ex-Strauss” Stradivarius, generously on loaned to her by the Samsung Cultural Foundation.
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Tatsuki Narita
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Born in Sapporoin 1992, Tatsuki Narita decided to become a professional musician when he was studying with Hamao Fujiwara, who served as a principal for Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra. In 2007, Narita won the Tokyo International Music Competition with a sensational performance of Prokofiev Violin concerto No. 1. Narita began studying at Conservatoire de Paris in 2010 and placed second in Long Thibaud Competition (2010), the Queen Elisabeth Competition (2012) and Sendai International Music Competition (2013). Narita has studied under Jean-Jacques Kantorow and Svetlin Roussev and has performed with most Japan’s top orchestras. Narita plays with intellect and grace; he does not pour out a cascade of passion all at once, but rather controls emotional expression with rational restraint. Japanese music managers value the noble image his fluent French creates as well as his balanced programming. Narita never ceases to explore repertoire and considers routine and discipline important. At some point, he was so interested in brewing of coffee that he had believed his entire day would depend upon how good his coffee turns out.
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Timur Yakubov
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Timur Yakubov Viola
Born in Moscow, Russia, Timur Yakubov began playing the violin at age 5 and studied at the Gnessin Music School with Fikhtengolz and Ozol. He continued his studies at the Moscow State Conservatory under Kravchenko, Koshvanets and Shebalin and later at Geneva University of Music with Gabor Takacs-Nagy and Kiener. Yakubov founded Quatuor Fratres in 2000, which became a laureate of the International Chamber Music Competition in Caltanissetta, Italy, Joachim Chamber Music Competition in Weimar, Germany and the Musica Antiqua International Competition in Bruges, Belgium. The quartet also worked with such chamber music giants as Rainer Schmidt (Hagen Quartet) and Valentin Berlinski (Borodin Quartet). In 2009, Yakubov joined the Aviv Quartet and has performed in the world’s leading venues such as the Wigmore Hall and Vienna Konzerthaus. During 2014-15 season, he was repeatedly invited as principal violist of Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, UK’s finest period-instrument group, and in the following year, he was appointed principal violist of the Hague Philharmonic and professor at the Hague Royal Conservatory. Yakubov, who has an active career both as a soloist and a chamber musician, performs with many of today’s outstanding artists such as Kuijken, Weithaas, Lipkind, Gringoltz among others.
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The Five Browns
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- The 5 Browns – Ryan, Melody, Gregory, Deondra and Desirae – all attended New York’s Juilliard School. In fact, they became the first family of five siblings ever accepted simultaneously.
- The quintet has garnered extensive coverage from media outlets ranging from The Tonight Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, and The View, to CNN, Fox and Friends, Public Radio’s Performance Today, as well as The New York Times, Parade, People, the Los Angeles Times, the Sunday London Telegraph and Entertainment Weekly.
- The 5 Browns tour extensively and have performed in numerous venues including Grand National Theater in China, Suntory Hall in Japan and, in the United States, The Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, Symphony Hall in Chicago and Carnegie Hall’s Isaac Stern Auditorium and Alice Tully Hall in New York City.
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Hogyu Hwang
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Hogyu Hwang Double Bass
Hogyu “Stiger” Hwang began playing bass at the age of ten. The winner of multiple major scholarships in his native Korea, Hwang was awarded a bachelor’s degree from Berklee College of Music as dual major in performance and jazz composition in 2007. While at Berklee, he earned a full scholarship and worked as an international ambassador.
Hwang also earned Master’s degree from Loyola University in New Orleans, as a member of Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz in 2011.
He has toured with various musicians in Spain, Poland, Germany, France, Ecuador, Thailand, China and Japan.
He has performed at the International Association of Jazz Educators annual conferences, the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, and many international jazz festivals such as the JVC Jazz Festivals, Monterey Jazz Festival, Jarasum Jazz Festival, Seoul Jazz Festival and the Beantown Jazz Festival.
Hwang also has performed at many renowned jazz clubs such as New York’s Blue Note, Iridium, and Jazz Standard.
Hwang has performed and recorded with Jeff Tain Watts, Herbie Hancock, Terence Blanchard, Nicolas Payton, Danilo Perez, Jack dejonete, Clark Terry, Terri Lyne Carrington, Jimmy Heath, Joe Lovano, Hal Crook, Dave Douglas and many more.
Hwang released his debut album with Blue Room Music featuring Jeff Tain Watts, David Kikoski and Adam Rogers in 2017 and he won Korean Grammy in January 2018 for Best Jazz and Crossover instrumental album of 2017.