Ji-Eun Alice Park

Ji-Eun Park won six national competitions. She participated in numerous international competitions such as the Vienna Beethoven Competition, Santa Cecilia Porto Competition, Salieri Zinetti competition, won 2nd prize at Delia Steinberg Competition in Spain, 3rd prize at the Feurich competition in Austria and 3rd prize at the Nord International Competiton in Sweden, the special prize at the Rosario Marciano Competition in Austria and 1st prize at the Grand Virtuoso Competition in France as Flute Piano duo showing their qualities as a pianist at national and international Competitions. Born in South Korea, Ji-Eun Park studied the successful junior studies at the Peniel Arts School in Busan. She completed her bachelor's degree at the Busan National University with distinction with Ernő Fehér. At that time she worked as an assistant with him and taught them the University students. Back then she made her European debut with Budapest Duna Chamber Orchestra that played Mozart Piano Concerto in G major K.453. Ji-Eun Park has a master’s Degree(Piano Performance and Modern Music) from the University of Music and Performing Munich with distinction. She continued Meisterklasse with Adrian Oetiker continued as a DAAD scholarship holder and Postgraduate Lehrgang with Peter Lang at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg. In addition, she has been a scholarship holder of the Yehudi Menuhin Live Music Now Munich e.V. As a Pianist, Ji-Eun Park has already performed in major concert halls in Europe and Asia, including in Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Spain, Hungary, Switzerland and South Korea. Also at numerous international festivals in Europe, such as the Talent Music Festival in Brescia, Ticino Musica Festival in Lugano and Liszt Festival in Budapest. Ji-Eun Park attended Master classes with Richard Braun, Bjoern Lehmann, Sheila Arnold, Jeno Jandó, Balázs Szokolay, Attila Némethy, Nicholas Roth, Paul Ostrovsky, Ulrich Koella, Deborah Moriarty.