Description
Pianist Sunhwa Park has enjoyed her successful career as a pianist, a pedagogue, and a collaborative
artist. Ms. Park has received a first prize from American Protégé International Competition of
Romantic Music and Bradshaw and Buono International Competition in the United States, and
various competitions in her native South Korea. She has also earned David Garvey, Mary D. Bold
Scholarship from University of Texas at Austin and Manhattan School of Music Scholarship for her
entire school years. Ms. Park has been given an Honorable Award at her master’s degree graduation
and Best Graduate recital Award. Ms. Park’s concerto appearances have included with Musica Civica
Philharmonic in Italy, Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra in U.S.A, Moravian Philharmonic, Plovdiv
Philharmonic Orchestra, and Pleven State Philharmonic Orchestra in Bulgaria. Her solo performances
have included at venues such as Carnegie Weill Hall, Merkin Hall, Steinway Hall in N.Y, Berlin
Philharmonic Hall in Germany, Smetana Hall in Czech, and Seoul Arts Center, Kumho Art Hall,
Youngsan Art Hall and Sejong Arts Center in South Korea. Ms. Park has also given collaborative
performances in many notable venues and festivals including Tanglewood, Aspen Festival, and
Quartet program. Ms. Park has served as a piano faculty for University of Texas at Austin, Continuing
& Innovative Education Department and its pre-college division. As a collaborative artist, Ms. Park
has worked for woodwind and string department in Manhattan School of Music, Choral Society,
Butler School of Music opera in Texas. Ms. Park has graduated her bachelor of music in piano
performance from Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, earned her master’s and doctoral degrees
in piano performance from the University of Texas at Austin, and a professional studies certificate
of classical accompanying from Manhattan School of Music in the United States.
Ms. Park was a jury member for 2016 Italy Scriabin International Piano Competition. Her Mozart
and Grieg Concerto CD recording was released in 2015 on Hungary Fidelio Label and she made
release concerts in Italy, Spain and South Korea in 2016-2017 season. She is currently an artistic
director of Korea Young Artist International Music Competition in South Korea and Creative Classical
Concert Management (CCCM) artist member in USA. Her second album by DUX Label that consists
of piano music by women composers will be released in 2018.
Theatre
Leonard Nimoy Thalia
Expected Run Time is 105 minutes