An active soloist and chamber musician throughout the United States and Korea, Kina made her debut with Kiev National Chamber Orchestra at the age of 14. Since then she has been a prizewinner of numerous competitions including the Strad Magazine Competition, American Fine Art Festival Golden Era of Romantic Music Competition, Nan-pa (Sung-jung) Competition, Kye-myung University Competition, Busan Music Edu. Committee Competition, Korea Herald Music Competition, and Korea Music Newspaper Competition. As a soloist, she has performed with Virtuoso Ensemble, Haffner Sinfonietta, InKorean Orchestra, and Busan Philharmonic Orchestra. Also she has performed in festivals including Aspen Music Festival, Banff Music Festival, and Miyazaki Music Festival. Born in Korea, Ms. Park received her bachelor’s degree at Seoul National University, master’s degree at New England Conservatory, and the Doctor Musical of Arts degree at Boston University. Ms. Park served as faculty at Concord Conservatory of Music from  2016-2018 , and she recently joined the adjunct faculty of Phillips Exeter Academy. She has been featured as concertmaster of Haffner Sinfonietta and Hwaum Boston Chamber from  2009-2014 , and since November 2014, she has been performing regularly with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Minjung has been the winner of the Korean Chamber Orchestra Competition, the Music Journal Competition, the Sungshin Women's University Competition, American Protégé Competition, the Korean National Journal Competition, the Segye Daily Newspaper Competition, and the Kukmin Daily Newspaper Competition. Her appearances as concerto soloist with orchestra include performances with the Philharmonia Boston Orchestra, the Yewon Orchestra and with the Rumanian National Orchestra. She performed in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport. She earned degrees from Boston University, Yale University and The Korean University of Arts. She is now a faculty of Boston Music Institute and is involved in the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra. 

Yoon Won received his degrees in Piano Performance at the University of Michigan, Rice University, and Longy School of Music of Bard College. His teachers include Zalina Gurevich, Christopher Harding, and Leslie Amper. He has received further musical instructions from Anton Nel and Ann Schein at Aspen Music Festival and from Sandra Wright Shen at Brevard Music Center. He has received additional music instructions and coaching from Peter Takács, Levon Chilingirian, Vadym Kholodenko, and Peter Serkin. He currently teaches piano and music theory at Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra and Music School, Providence College, and Brown University. He also composes music, and he has received composition instructions and coaching from Daniel Crozier, Bright Sheng, Paul Schoenfeld, and Paul Brust.

Marc is originally from West Hartford, CT and has degrees from Swarthmore College, the London School of Economics, and Boston University. His principal teachers include the late Dorothy Fidlar (Hartt School of Music), Peter Wiley (Curtis Institute of Music), and he currently studies with Carol Ou of the New England Conservatory.  He is a long-time member of Mercury Orchestra and the Brookline Symphony, and has also appeared with the Apollo Ensemble, Lowell House Opera and the Longwood Symphony.  He is a winner of the 2020 Brookline Symphony Concerto Competition and will make a future appearance with the orchestra performing the Haydn C major Cello Concerto. An avid chamber musician, he has been attending the Chamber Music Conference at Colgate University for over a decade.  Outside of music, Marc enjoys tennis, reading, and cooking.  He currently resides in Brookline with his wife Sarah and two sons, Max and Jamie.