Eun Seo Park

An acclaimed and active soloist, chamber musician, and educator Eun Seo Park made her first debut as a soloist at age 10 with the Incheon Civic Orchestra. Showing a propensity toward pedagogy, Eun Seo acquired a Suzuki teaching certificate when she was 14. Her first US solo debut was with the Colorado Springs Symphony Orchestra at age 16. She went on to win numerous international and domestic competitions and performed at prestigious concert venues, including Carnegie Hall, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Hollywood Bowl, AT&T Stadium, Walton Performing Arts Center, and Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center. Eun Seo studied violin performance and instrumental conducting at the University of North Texas and the University of Texas Austin. Early influences are her invaluable teachers such as Andres Cardenes, Scott Yoo, Sarah Chang, Midori Goto, Sandy Yamamoto, Felix Olschofka, and Jeff Thayer; Chamber music with the Miro Quartet, Escher Quartet, Shanghai Quartet, and the Julliard Quartet. In addition to teaching at several music institutes, Eun Seo was appointed as a professor of Chamber Music at the University of Arkansas in 2019. She served as founding artistic director of the Park Na Conservatory, Young Artist String camp, and many more string education programs and festivals throughout the United States.