# Unsuk Chin
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unsuk chin (진은숙 Korean pronunciation: [tɕin ɯn.suk]; born July 14, 1961) is a South Korean composer of classical music, who is based in Berlin, Germany. Chin began her journey with music at a fairly young age, as she taught herself how to play the piano and music theory. She was awarded the Grawemeyer Award in 2004 (for her Violin Concerto), the Arnold Schönberg Prize in 2005, the Music Composition Prize of the Prince Pierre Foundation in 2010 (for Gougalōn), the Ho-Am Prize in the Arts in 2012, the Wihuri Sibelius Prize in 2017, the Marie-Josée Kravis Prize for New Music of the New York Philharmonic in 2018, the Bach Prize in 2019, as well as the Léonie Sonning Music Prize in 2021.
Juraj Valcuha
Pittsburgh Symphony guest conductor Yuraj Valcuha made his American debut at Heinz Hall and has become a favorite appearing here many times including this weekend and next season. In this conversation in the conductor’s dressing room surrounded by the portraits of previous music directors, he spoke…
'One of the greatest composers of our time' at only 19. Who is this rising star in Korean classical music?
This article is by Ha Nam-hyun and read by an artificial voice.
Nineteen-year-old Lee Hanurij is the quickest-rising star in the world of classical music, both in Korea and abroad.
He first drew attention in March last year by winning the JoongAng Music Concours as its youngest-ever competitor. Th…
Unsuk Chin & Brahms’ Double Concerto • LA Phil 2024/25
Scholar Hojoon Kim reflects on Unsuk Chin & Brahms’ Double Concerto with Whan Ri-Ahn & Unsuk Chin.
This talk was given at a performance of Unsuk Chin & Brahms’ Double Concerto at Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Pieces discussed:
Whan RI-AHN Spring Will Come Again
Unsuk CHIN Clarinet Concerto
BRAHMS Do…
Asian Modern Symphony Orchestra Makes Dazzling Debut in Hong Kong
Under the baton of Wilson Ng—who co-founded the newly established Asian Modern Symphony Orchestra (TMSO) alongside a group of Hong Kong’s rising young musicians—the ensemble made its highly anticipated debut last night at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.
Presented by Music Lab, the first of two inaug…
What's on, Vienna? Faust, Unsuk Chin, Charles Gounod
What's on, Vienna? Music & Arts | 1 - 15 November 2025 In the podcast 'What's on, Vienna?', Immersio Vienna founding members, violinist Vira Zhuk and pianist Mariam Vardzelashvili, share their take on Vienna’s cultural highlights, upcoming events, and t…
Laura Farré Rozada: Music & Mathematics
In this episode, pianist and mathematician Dr Laura Farré Rozada shares her experience within the field of music and mathematics, and introduces us to the main connections between these two worlds. The music examples featured include her own performances of piano works (both solo and with orchestra…
Slavia fan on shocking derby scenes, Czech-Italian Nico Moro sets off on another epic walk for a cause, Interview with Prague Spring artistic director Josef Třeštík
“I’m very ashamed for my club”: Slavia fan on shocking derby scenes, Czech-Italian Nico Moro sets off on another epic walk for a cause, Barbara Hannigan, Sir Simon Rattle and composer Unsuk Chin among highlights of Prague Spring 2026
Slavia fan on shocking derby scenes, Czech-Italian Nico Moro sets off on another epic walk for a cause, Interview with Prague Spring artistic director Josef Třeštík
“I’m very ashamed for my club”: Slavia fan on shocking derby scenes, Czech-Italian Nico Moro sets off on another epic walk for a cause, Barbara Hannigan, Sir Simon Rattle and composer Unsuk Chin among highlights of Prague Spring 2026
Barbara Hannigan, Sir Simon Rattle and composer Unsuk Chin among highlights of Prague Spring 2026
The biggest classical music festival in Czechia gets underway on Tuesday as the 81st edition of the Prague Spring International Music Festival opens with Bedřich Smetana’s Má vlast, performed this year by the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra. This year’s line-up features leading international orches…
Not Dead Yet - Two
When a podcast is about five hundred years of music, there is going to be a reasonable amount of music from people who are no longer with us. Now if you combine that with the baggage of the term 'classical' then you can kind of forget that there is a lot of music being written, performed, recorded …
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