PianistㅣKim Soo-jung Kim Soo-jung, a pianist who shows compelling performance with colorful tones and lucid interpretations, graduated from Yewon School and Seoul Arts High School as a scholarship from Seoul City, and completed the Five Year Bachelor and Master of Music at Johns Hopkins Peabody College of Music in the U.S. with a full scholarship from Leon Fleischer, only awarded to the best undergraduate students. After completing the Graduate Performance Diploma at the graduate school with the Catherine Laura Stevens Mair scholarship, she completed a master’s degree in music theory education and vocal accompaniment study with scholarship from the Korea-American Scholarship Foundation. Recently, pianist Kim Soo-jung performed I Virtuosi Italiani and Chopin Concerto No. 2 in Verona, Italy, and is scheduled to perform with the Vienna Morphing Chamber Orchestra in Poland in October this year and Slovak Sinfonietta in Slovakia in 2025. In childhood, Kim started performing on domestic stages, including Kumho Art Hall and Yeongsan Art Hall, starting with the Young People’s Music Festival hosted by the Shine Theater as a child. She also established her position as a performer by performing various musical activities at home and abroad, including the Olford Art Center in Montreal, Canada, the Steinway Hall in New York, the U.S., the John F. Kennedy Art Center in Washington, D.C., the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center and the Bad Rishi Hall. She was also invited to Andimuzuk with the support of the Baltimore community in Maryland and held solo piano and chamber music concerts. Kim Soo-jung, a pianist who studied under Ahn Mi-hyun, Byun Jeong-eun, Kim Mi-kyung, and Kim Dae-jin in Korea, and was taught by professors Baek Hye-sun, Moon Yong-hee, Benjamin Pasternack, and Rita Sloan abroad, is currently a member of the culture-dure inkprint of the culture and arts cooperation community and is training her younger students by taking classes in Gyewon Arts Middle School, High School, and Incheon Arts High School.