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 Susan
Shin, piano
Susan Shin has performed
in New York's Merkin Concert Hall with her piano duo partner and
in Boston's Jordan Hall with clarinetist Jonathan Cohler. She has
been a featured pianist in performances of Prokofiev's Piano Concerto
No. 2, Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3, and Saint-Saens's Carnival
of the Animals with orchestras in Connecticut and New York. A graduate
of The Hartt School (M.M. and Artist's Diploma), she has performed
with the Emerson String Quartet and The Hartt Symphony Orchestra
as winner of the school's Emerson String Quartet and Paranov Concerto
competitions. She was also a member of Performance 20/20, the school's
full-scholarship honors chamber music program, a teaching fellow,
and a member of Pi Kappa Lambda. Ms. Shin has performed at festivals
throughout Western Europe and attended the 1999 Shandelee Music
Festival as a recipient of the C. J. Huang Scholarship. Her teachers
include Luiz de Moura Castro and Natasha Uspenski. Ms. Shin
is a 1996 magna cum laude graduate of Harvard University,
where she concentrated in literature. She is currently on the
faculty of the Montessori Schools in New York City. She has
been on the faculty of ICSC (formerly ICC) since 2000.
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