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Name
Jeeyoon Kim
Title
pianist and educator
Bio
Award-winning classical pianist Jeeyoon Kim has delighted audiences across the U.S. and around the world with her sparkling combination of sensitive artistry, broad emotional range, impeccable technique, and uniquely engaging and innovative concert experiences.
From the start of her career, beginning with her celebrated 2016 debut album, 10 More Minutes, Jeeyoon has thrilled classical music fans with her artful performances and connected with attendees who are decidedly younger than average by engaging in a conversation with her audience from onstage. Her second album and concert project, Over. Above. Beyond., further stretched the mold for classical piano performances by collaborating with New York-based artist Moonsub Shin to deliver a multi-media experience that was also captured in an award-winning music video. Kim’s next project, [si-úm], will be recorded during her 2020 residency in the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity for their Concert in the 21st Century program, and will incorporate poetry and spoken word performances. Her dedication to pushing the boundaries of traditional classical music to connect with new audiences has inspired a dedicated and passionate fan base that defies conventional wisdom.
She earned a master’s degree and doctorate in piano performance from the Indiana University and a master’s degree in piano pedagogy from the Butler University. She founded the booking agency Namus Classics, and also reaches audiences through her podcast Journey Through Classical Piano and her YouTube Channel in the mission to make classical music more relevant and approachable.
She has an independent studio Dr. Kim Piano Academy that specializes in teaching piano to adults. She recently gave a session at the MTNA national conference about strategies for adult group teaching with an emphasis on integrating wellness activities. A testament to Jeeyoon’s abilities as an educator: she was recognized with the 'Top Music Teacher Award' from Steinway and Sons for 3 years in a row from 2016 to 2018.
During her COVID-19 quarantine, she is working on a new project, practicing, walking daily, teaching and performing on live-streaming from her home.
From the start of her career, beginning with her celebrated 2016 debut album, 10 More Minutes, Jeeyoon has thrilled classical music fans with her artful performances and connected with attendees who are decidedly younger than average by engaging in a conversation with her audience from onstage. Her second album and concert project, Over. Above. Beyond., further stretched the mold for classical piano performances by collaborating with New York-based artist Moonsub Shin to deliver a multi-media experience that was also captured in an award-winning music video. Kim’s next project, [si-úm], will be recorded during her 2020 residency in the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity for their Concert in the 21st Century program, and will incorporate poetry and spoken word performances. Her dedication to pushing the boundaries of traditional classical music to connect with new audiences has inspired a dedicated and passionate fan base that defies conventional wisdom.
She earned a master’s degree and doctorate in piano performance from the Indiana University and a master’s degree in piano pedagogy from the Butler University. She founded the booking agency Namus Classics, and also reaches audiences through her podcast Journey Through Classical Piano and her YouTube Channel in the mission to make classical music more relevant and approachable.
She has an independent studio Dr. Kim Piano Academy that specializes in teaching piano to adults. She recently gave a session at the MTNA national conference about strategies for adult group teaching with an emphasis on integrating wellness activities. A testament to Jeeyoon’s abilities as an educator: she was recognized with the 'Top Music Teacher Award' from Steinway and Sons for 3 years in a row from 2016 to 2018.
During her COVID-19 quarantine, she is working on a new project, practicing, walking daily, teaching and performing on live-streaming from her home.
