INTORDUCING TRIO SAERON
Trio SaeRon specializes in the commission and performance of works by composers of under-represented groups. Saeron is Korean and means ‘new’ - like the works we commission

Playing with orchestra is an absolute joy! It is intense, exposed, and super exciting. It feels amazing to be supported by the live sound of an orchestra

Recently I got to play Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances with Youngstown Symphony Orchestra, and quite a few people asked me if this was a concerto performance. What an interesting question

Most pianists don’t get to travel with their concert instruments, and practice opportunities are difficult to find on tour. So I thought I’d try a ‘travel piano’. This is what I found

This is such a beautiful time to decorate my home and to get in the holiday spirit. Today I would like to take a moment to say a heartfelt thanks

Sometimes there is very little time to get to know the instrument before a concert. Here is what I like to do during those precious minutes

Just a few days ago I got back from the second of two piano festivals abroad, one in beautiful Rugby in middle England, the other one in Bavaria

A lot of you have asked what it’s like to play on a ship like Queen Victoria. Here are the questions I get most

Steinways are wonderful pianos, I love my model B but I noticed it gradually sounding harsher, less imaginative, and less inspiring

Chicago is often called the Windy City, so I just had to bring some pieces from my WIND album. I opened with Francois Couperin’s ‘Little Windmills’. Chicago is often called the Windy City, so I just had to bring some pieces from my WIND album. I opened with Francois Couperin’s ‘Little Windmills’

May was quite a whirlwind end to a big concert season. My birthday celebration concert was great fun. I loved the flowers, and the fantastic audience. How often does one get “Happy Birthday” sung by a concert audience. Truly unforgettable

I just got back from LA. It’s been wonderful to return to Southern California with so many memories of my time there as a student at the University of Southern California. Playing in Pasadena was a lot of fun as always

Spring is in full swing, and so is concert life and tour travel. I just got back from Germany where I looked at performance and teaching spaces in Bavaria, and I have great news to share with you. We are launching MEISTERKURSE ALLGÄU

When I got back from Germany I had great news in my mailbox: The Steinway & Sons Top Teacher Award 2022. What an honor

2023 is here, and it looks to be an exciting year! Right before the start of the new year I had an opportunity to visit the North East Ohio radio station WYSU

Wind has always fascinated me. Everyone has emotions when it comes to wind, everyone perceives this invisible force in a very meaningful and personal way

What a great joy to announce the publication of my very first article in the Journal of the International Alliance for Women in Music

This concert season I had the opportunity to perform on two tours of Queen Mary 2, a transatlantic crossing and a cruise. The two experiences were quite different, more so than I expected

Summer is here, and I love the hot temps and long days. We just returned from a tour with our trio

It’s always fun to premiere a new work! This one is particularly fascinating. I love the African backstory