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Han Kim
Clarinet Born in 1996, 25-years-old Korean born clarinetist Han Kim began playing the clarinet at the age of 10, and has already been recognized around the world as the most promising clarinet prodigy for his wondrous and mature playing, since his video clips of fir st recital were shared through Youtube and captivated world wide audiences over 5 million times.
Han Kim has appeared many times as a soloist with a number of orchestra such as KBS symphony orchestra and Suwon Philharmonic Orchestra since his debut on ye ar 2009 at the age of 13, playing Mozart clarinet concerto with Euro Asian orchestra in Seoul and has been collaborated chamber music performances with many of world’s finest musicians including Arto Noras, Wolfgang Meyer, Daniel Müller Schott, Igor Levit, Shanghai String Quartet, Bennewitz Quartet and recent engagements include the world premiere performances of Jeajoon Ryu’s clarinet sonata, clarinet quintet, and Fuminori Tanada’s Clarinet concerto.
Since he launched his international career by recital at the 2008 international clarinet festival in Japan at the age of 12, he was among the distinguished artists invited to performnumerous music festivals, such as City of London festival, Heidelberger Frühling music festival, Musikalischer Sommer in Ostfri esland, Ikoma music festival and Asian clarinet festival.
Han Kim is the 1st prize winner of the 3rd Jacques Lancelot International Clarinet Competition in 2016 by unanimous decision, as well as receiving the audience prize and the prize for the commissio ned work. He also received numerous awards including the Jury’s special prize of the 2nd Beijing International Music Competition on 2009. He is the youngest member of Kumho Asiana Soloists and a founding member of Veits quintet, the 2nd prize winning woodw ind quintet of the 1st Carl Nielsen international chamber music competition.
He graduated Eton College in U.K and Guildhall school of Music and Drama on a scholarship with Andrew Webster. He studied with Sabina Meyer at Musikhochschule Lübeck. Currently he is the 2nd Solo Clarinet of Finnish Radio Symphony. Also in 2019, he won the 2nd prize winner of the 68 th ARD International Music Competition.