Sihyeon Ahn, age 13, began studying piano at age 5. She has been a student of Eunjung Shon since she got accepted to the Seoul Arts Center Music Academy at age of 9. Currently she is a 1st grade student in Yewon School. She has won numerous prizes in competitions including First Prize at Suri Music Concour, Eumaksekye Concour, Journal of Music Competition, and Second Prize at Segye Times Music Concour. She performed with Gunpo Prime Philharmonic Orchestra at Youngsan Art Hall.

Matthew Chang (b. 2008) is a student at the Kirov Academy’s Gifted and Talented Program. He has been studying piano with Dr. Kuei-I Wu for six years, and has received numerous accolades during his career, including winning first prizes in the Chopin Competition in Hartford, CT, the William Knabe International Piano Competition, the Great Washington Steinway Piano Competition, and the International Young Artist Piano Competition. Matthew was also a recipient of the Steinway Young Artist Grant and the Kern Foundation’s Aspiration Award in the Rosalyn Tureck International Bach Competition. Matthew has performed with the Washington Conservatory Orchestra and made his European debut in the Metallener Saal Muskkverein in Austria when he was seven years old. He has had six performances featured in Carnegie Hall and also performed in Poland and German Embassies in Washington D.C. as one of the winners of the Kosciuszko Foundation Chopin Competition.

Through the Kirov Academy’s Piano Legends Masterclass Series, he has attended numerous masterclasses and performed for world-renowned artists such as Gary Graffman, Jerome Lowenthal, and John Perry.

“He projected the life of each distinct phrase with a joyful and intense involvement. His rhythm was not merely solid, but also full of dance-like energy.”  - New York Concert Review -

12 years old, grade 7 student, Canadian International School, Singapore Born in 2008, Charlotte started piano journey at five with Mrs. Dornian in Calgary, Canada. Since 2018, she has been studying with professor Albert Tiu at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music in Singapore. 

Charlotte achieved remarkable successes over the years. She was a finalist of the national Canadian Music Competition in 2016 and won a reward of the National Mary Gardiner Reward in 2017 in Canada. She was the youngest student of the Academy Program for Young Gift Artists in the Mount Royal University, Calgary in 2017. 

After moving to Singapore in 2018, She won gold in the 7th Singapore Performers Festival & Chamber Music Competition in July 2018 in Singapore. In 2019, She was rewarded the First prizes both in Singapore International Classical Piano competition, and in the International Piano Island Festival Competition Singapore. Internationally, she won the first place in Superior Category, 2019 21e Concours International de Piano Ile-de-France Maisons-Laffitte in Paris, France. ​In June 2020, Charlotte received a gold reward of Division III group in Steinway Canada, Young Artist Virtual Piano Competition. In addition to her intensive piano studies, she attends rhythmic gymnastics classes and won the third place in competition of the national level (10-year-old group Gymnastic 4B) in Singapore 2019.

Cham Hee Han (13), born in Seoul, Korea, is currently in the second year of Yewon School majoring in Piano. He first started learning piano when he was 5 years old but seriously considered to be a pianist at his 11 years old. Since at a very young age Charm Hee learnt to play piano as well as violin and has earnestly learned to play and studied music. As he quickly improved his musical abilities, he was honored to receive the Education Minister's Award at the 22nd Yookyoung National Children's Music Competition in 2018. After entering Yewon School, he has developed and broaden his musical experiences through participating in concerts, competitions, and festivals. In 2019, Charm Hee won a Grand Prize at the Eum-ak Segye (Korea’s famous music publishing company) Competition and in 2020, he won the 1st place in the Eum-ak Choonchoo (Korea’s reputable music journal) Competition and 2nd place from the 5th Korea Steinway Competition and is recognized as one of the most valuable young artists in Korea. Along with these outstanding results, his endless effort has been rewarded with an outcome by earning the Excellence Award twice in a row from Yewon School, the award given to the best performer amongst all players. He has had various kinds of performance stages in Yewon and Trinity and attended the Jeju Euro Camp ended up getting new musical senses, confidence, and techniques as well. He has been studying with Jungwon Suh at Trinity School of Music, Seoul, Korea since August 2019.

Victoria Lahee Han was born on September 28, 2010 in New York. At the age of 4, she started to learn piano through her church in Hawaii. By age 6, under the tutelage of Dr. Thomas Yee, she made her competitive debut at the 2017 Aloha International Piano Competition coming in 2nd place. She later went on to earn 1st place finishes at the 2018 Steinway Piano Competition, 2018 Aloha International Piano Competition and a gold medal at the 2019 Seattle International Piano Competition. Currently a student of Konstantyn Travinskyy, she hopes to broaden her experiences so she may continue to share her love of music. As a 5th grader in Texas she spends her spare time curled up with a good book or dancing ballet.

Dayou started her piano studies at the age of six. She is currently a student of the Phil and Eli Taylor Performance Academy for Young Artists, The Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, Canada. Dayou won numerous awards and scholarships including 2020 Young Ludwig Youth Music Competition in Germany, 2020 Kiwanis Music Festival and CCC Music Festival in Canada, 2019 Korea-Asia Open Piano Competition, 2018 Tool Music Piano Competition, 2017 Suri Music Competition, 2017 Eumyoun Competition, 2017 Eumakchunchu Competition etc. in South Korea, and 2018 Osaka International Music Competition in Japan. She performed with Orchestra Toronto at Meridian Arts Centre, International Musical Arts Festival 'Master Legacy Concert' at Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts, Steinway Young Artist Club Concert at Steinway Piano Gallery Toronto, and Show case Concert at Mazzoleni Concert Hall in Canada. She also performed 'Lang Lang 101 Pianists' at Lotte Concert Hall in Seoul, South Korea. Dayou participated in master classes with Michel Beroff, Alexander Mulenbach, Attila Nemety, and Lang Ning Liu. Besides music, Dayou loves to read, dance, and explore the art of mathematics.

Born in September 2007, Jungmin started playing the piano at the age of 5 under the guidance of Dr. Mihyang Joo while living in Fairfax, Virginia. At the age of 8, she moved to her current home in Seoul, South Korea where she studies piano with Professor Jungwon Suh. She is currently a first year student at the Yewon School in Seoul.

Jungmin is fortunate to have received many accolades in piano, to include first place prizes at the 2020 Korea Steinway Competition, 2020 Piano League Piano Star Showcase competition, 2019 Korea Chopin Competition, 2019 Korean American Music Association Competition, 2018 Edward Auer Piano Workshop Solo Competition Junior Division, 2017 Eumyoun Concours, and many other piano competitions. She also achieved success with international piano competitions throughout Asia, winning second place at the 2018 Osaka International Music Competition, and was a prize winner at the 2018 International Chopin Competition in Asia and 2018 Hanoi International Piano Competition.

At 10 years old, Jungmin made her concerto debut playing Mozart Concerto No.20 in D minor K. 466 with the Prime Philharmonic Orchestra Korea in Seoul. At 11 years old she performed her first solo concert for the Kumho Prodigy Series at Kumho Yonsei Art Hall. She delighted her audience at her other piano performances including the 2019 Euro Music Festival in Halle, Germany, 2019 J&R Music Concours Prize Winner Concert, 2019 M Winners Gala Concert, 2018 Young Musicians Festival, 2018 Haneum Concours Winner's Recital, 2018 Win Art Hall Joint Recital, 2017 Music Education News Recital, 2016 Lang Lang 101 Pianists Workshop at Lotte Concert Hall, and Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall in 2014. She has participated in masterclasses with Attila Nemethy, Yoshikazu Nagai, Edward Auer, Corey Mcvica, and Julius-Jeongwon Kim.

Hyo Lee was born in 2007 in Seoul. At the age of 5 he started playing the piano and violin. In 2014. Moved to Moscow and entered Moscow Central Music School first as a violinist. But his talent for the piano was noticed - He began to study the piano professionally since September 2016 in the class of Prof. Vadym Rudenko. In April 2017, despite the fact that he started playing the piano only 6 months ago, he received 3rd prize at the 4th international competition "Astana Piano Passion", in Nur-Sultan (Astana) In April 2018. won 1st prize for piano and Grand Prix for violin at the International competition "Musical Diamond" in Moscow, Russia In December 2019. received 3rd prize in piano at the 1st International competition of Russian music in Ryazan, Russia Hyo Lee performed on the stages of the Moscow International House of Music, Yamaha-Hall in Japan, in Tula Philharmonic, Ryazan Philharmonic, Tchaikovsky Museum in Klin, etc. He takes part in various master classes like Moscow Rising Star Masterclass, International Master Classes in Hamburg, in Aachen, PyoengChang Summer Academy, etc.

Momone Shiraishi is 12 years old and a freshman at Kurakuen Junior High School in Hyogo, Japan. She started learning piano with Ms. Miyo Honya when she was four, since then she received numerous awards and performance opportunities including a appearance of the TV Asahi program.She has been actively performing in public, at competitions and various concerts, such as hospitals, nursery schools, nursing homes and Hotel Lobby Concerts. Momone is currently practicing pieces of the musicians from various periods in history, such as Bach, Scarlatti, Handel, Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Schuman, Rakhmaninov, Ravel, and so on. In the 2019 summer, she had her first opportunity to play abroad in the “Imora international competition” in Italy, where she won second place. In addition, she performed two concerts in Italy. It has been a great opportunity for her to experience the world, and to get a deeper appreciation of the wonderfulness of music without words. In the 2020 summer, Momone attended Chethamʼs International Piano Summer school, where she took master classes and private lessons with Prof.Noriko Ogawa, Prof.Pascal Nemirovski, Prof.Murray McLachlan. Drawing an illustration and watching youtube are her favorite pastimes.

Born on 4 Jan. 2008 in Seoul, South Korea, Eunseo Yoo began her piano studies at the age six and gave her debut when she was nine years old in the Win Arthall in Seoul. She had passed Kumho Prodigy audition, representative music prodigy stage in Korea, as the youngest at nine and had successful recital in Oct, 2018. She won 1st prizes in the several piano competitions such as Korea Liszt competition, Teenager piano completion, Kookmin Newspaper ∙ Hansei University Music Competition. She also won 3rd Prize at Astana Piano Passion in Kazakhstan, in 2019. She is studying in the Seoul Taerang Elementary school 6th Grade. Piano is like a friend who gives special strength in her life. She loves music and has a passion for piano. She enjoys reading books especially for history and various field, also likes draw a picture and swimming for hobby. She currently has the honor of studying piano with Seoul National University emeritus Professor SooJung Shin and pianist Hyosun Lim gives great influence to her as a mentor to grow a good pianist. She loves playing piano and it becomes part of her life although she is young. Stage is like a rest and travel space to her. She wants be a pianist to deliver inspiring impression and communicate with people through music.

1st place at the J&R National Music Competition the 36th Young People's Music Festival(Korea) 2nd place at the 2018 Music Chunchu Competition Korean List Concours Winner and Winner's Concert 2nd place at the Ewha Kyunghyang Music Competition 1st place in Beyond Classic Music Competition 1st place of the Sungjeong National Music Competition Korea Chopin Competition 2nd place Yewon Music Competition Silver Prize Samik–Zaylor Piano Competition Winner and Winner Concert Korea German Brahms Association National Competition Winner Gold Medal of the Sungjeong National Music Competition Vienna Youth Music Competition Student Award and National Final Vienna Grand Prize

“We thought we were listening to Steinway Spiro piano playing records of old masters, then we saw this little girl at the piano. She had phenomenal facility and taste.” --- Gary Graffman “She is already an important player and people will soon discover that.” ---Menahem Pressler “She has beautiful ears and soul. Her timing and color is superb for her age. She is an absolutely amazing child.” --- Sergei Babayan “A musical talent rarely encountered. Yaoyao’s potential is unlimited.” —-Haochen Zhang Yaoyao is from Zhejiang Province, China. She is a scholarship student at Juilliard Pre-College and lives in New York City. Yaoyao’s music journey is truly a journey of love and curiosity for music. Born and raised in a farming family, Yaoyao started learning music on an electric keyboard. It was her impressive progress and determination that left her mother with no choice but to take her to study music intensely at Shanghai Conservatory and Juilliard’s Pre-College. Since her arrival to New York more than a year ago, she has won Juilliard audition, New York City top competitions, and had performed alongside Juilliard and Curtis piano faculties at Carnegie Hall. All, with her newly generated repertoire of several recital programs. She was also the youngest participant at Oxford Piano Festival and was the youngest participant and alternate winner at Juilliard’s Prokofiev 3rd Piano Concerto Competition. After being discovered by and earning high praises from the esteemed pianist and pedagogue Gary Graffman at a reception at Steinway Hall in New York City early 2019, Yaoyao is very fortunate to have gained the support and guidance from another legendary pianist and pedagogue Menahem Pressler, with whom she was invited to study with last summer. Equally important is that she now has Sergei Babayan’s invitation, the world’s most sought after pianist and teacher, to observe his studio lessons. One can only imagine what remarkable influences these masters must leave on Yaoyao. Due to Coronavirus, Yaoyao’s New York debut recital at Rockefeller University, radio interview with Robert Sherman at WQXR and numerous recitals in the tri-state area, have been postponed to a later date. Besides expanding her repertoire, Yaoyao is a top student at her school and enjoys improvisation, composition, writing and basketball. She also hopes to play rock music again soon with her drums.