Other participants

• 1. Simonas Poška, Lithuania
• 2. Muzaffar Muidinov, Germany
• 3. Tsuzumi Namikawa, Japan
• 4. Kasparas Mikužis, Lithuania
• 5. Jinhyung Park, South Korea
• 6. Elžbieta Liepa Dvarionaitė, Lithuania
• 7. Anastasija Šumskaitė, Lithuania
• 8. Lorenzo Mazzola, Italy
• 9. Julijan Germanovič, Lithuania
• 10. Povilas Norkūnas, Lithuania
• 11. Tähe-Lee Liiv, Estonia
• 12. Elzė Fedorcovaitė, Lithuania
• 13. Simonas Miknius, Lithuania
• 14. Jonas Šopa, Lithuania
• 15. Keiichiro Ikebe, Japan
• 16. Fortunato Salvador García Piquer, Spain
• 17. Katrina Suroveca, Latvia
• 18. Jonas Benjaminas Balsys, Lithuania
• 19. Aarón Ormaza, Ecuador
• 20. Yana Serbina, Ukraine
• 21. Lea Valiulina, Estonia
• 22. Genki Takai, Japan
• 23. Grigorios Ioannou, Greece
• 24. Ádám Miklós Király, Hungary
• 25. Sven Brajković, Croatia

Participant data

Name of the educational insititution	Hochschule fur Musik in Hannover, Hannover

Jinhyung Park began his piano studies at the age of 5. He studied at Yonsei University with prof. Ian Yungwook Yoo and currently continues his master studies at the Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media with prof. Arie Vardi.

His first recital was in 2009, in the Kumho Prodigy Concert Audition program. After presenting debut recital, he has performed many solo recitals in South Korea and abroad including Prague Spring Festival in 2017, the concerts in Bratislava and Paris. He has performed with Kunwoo Paik in the Theatre des Champs Elysees, also with the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra, Spanish Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in Bass Hall, with the Gyeonggi Philharmonic Orchestra, the Gwacheon Philharmonic Orchestra, the KBS Symphony Orchestra, the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra and the Incheon Philharmonic Orchestra. Also, he was awarded with the scholarship from the Yamaha Music Korea and the Shinhan Music Award.

Jinhyung Park has won prizes in national and international competitions: he was announced as the winner of the Prague Spring International Competition (2016), he was awarded with the 1st prize in the International P. Jaén Piano Competition (2023), with the 2nd prize in the Panama International Piano Competition (2016), F. Chopin Prize in the Cleveland International Piano Competition (2016), he was the finalist of the Paloma O’shea Santander International Competition (2015) and the Montreal International Music Competition (2017), the 2nd prize winner of the Hilton Head International Competition (2013) and the 4th prize winner of the Korea International Competition for Young Pianists (2013).

In addition, he has participated in the masterclasses given by Alexander Kobrin, Jan Jiracek, Peter Donohoe, Ronald Brautigam, Lilya Zilberstein, Andreas Staier, Tatiana Zelikman, Alexei Volodin, Soojung Shin, Choongmo Kang, Vladimir Ovchinnikov, Jeno Jando, Pavel Nersessian, Jon Kimura Parker and Vladimir Sverdlov-Ashkenazy.

I ROUND

1. Johann Sebastian Bach | WTC Book 1: Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp minor · BWV 849
2. Ludwig van Beethoven | Piano Sonata No. 28 · A major · Op. 101
3. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Prelude · B flat minor · VL 169
4. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Prelude · B major · VL 186
5. Franz Liszt | "Études d'exécution transcendante", S. 139: Transcendental etude No. 10 · Allegro agitato molto · F minor · S. 139/10

II ROUND

1. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Fugue · B flat minor · VL 345
2. Claude Debussy | "Images", Première Série · L. 110
   • I. "Reflets dans l'eau" ("Reflections in the Water") , D flat major
   • II. "Hommage à Rameau" ("Tribute to Rameau") , G sharp minor
   • III. "Mouvement" , C major
3. Vidmantas Bartulis | "Hanami"
4. Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis | Prelude · F sharp major · VL 184
5. Franz Liszt | Piano Sonata · B minor · S. 178

III ROUND

1. Ludwig van Beethoven | Piano Concerto No. 4 · G major · Op. 58