NH CHRONICLE: THE HALCYON MUSIC FESTIVAL

‘Chamber music at its finest in the summer on The Seacoast’

» Watch

HALCYON MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCERT REVIEW

‘Plucky Chamber Festival Stays The Course Even If The Chamber Is Hot’
~ Classical Voice North America review.

» June 2024

» St. John’s Episcopal Church | Portsmouth . New Hampshire

HALCYON MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCERT REVIEW

‘Brooding and Blissful’
~ Boston Musical Intelligencer review.

» June 2024

» St. John’s Episcopal Church | Portsmouth . New Hampshire

COMMITTING TO MEMORY

‘Cambridge pianist Heng-Jin Park finds solace in relearning Beethoven’s sonatas’
~ Milford Daily News article.

» October 2020

WINSOR MUSIC REVIEW

‘Fireball pianist Heng-Jin Park and luminous violinist Irina Muresanu joined Winsor Music regulars for sometimes lively and often intriguing musicmaking at First Church of Boston…’
~ Excerpt from Boston Musical Intelligencer review.

» Saturday . 10 September 2022

» First Church of Boston

PIANO CONCERTO PERFORMANCE

Heng-Jin will be performing the Ruehr piano concerto [see previous NEWS entry below] as part of the ‘Stranger: Voices of North Korean Refugees’ concert presented by Emancipate North Koreans [ENoK].

» Saturday . 19 January 2019 . 7.30 pm [pre-concert lecture at 6.30]

» First Church in Cambridge | 11 Garden Street . Cambridge MA

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PIANO CONCERTO PREMIERE

In October of 2017, Heng-Jin appeared as soloist with ‘A Far Cry’ in the triumphant premiere of a piano concerto crafted especially for her by composer Elena Ruehr. This colorful, virtuosic piece chronicles Heng-Jin’s migration from Korea to the United States at the age of 10 and her subsequent adjustment to life in America, where music is her solace.

» View the performance.

» Read the Classical Voice North America  review.

» Read the Boston Musical Intelligencer  review.

» Read the preview.