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Eunmi Ko

Assistant Professor of Piano at University of South Florida

Professional Background

Eunmi Ko is an accomplished pianist and professor whose career traverses multiple aspects of music education and performance. With a deep commitment to advancing the study and appreciation of music, she has made significant contributions through various roles, including teaching, performing, and curating music initiatives. Currently, she serves as a Co-Advisor at the New-Music Consortium at the University of South Florida (USF), where she mentors students and supports innovative music-making.

In her previous roles, Eunmi has served as the piano faculty at the renowned Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival, nurturing young talent and guiding them through their musical journeys. Her experience also extends to being the pianist at Strings and Hammers, where she showcased her artistry and passion for performance. Eunmi's extensive background includes serving as the Director of Musical Landscapes for renowned composer Hilary Tann, where she set the stage for creative collaborations and performances that honor contemporary classical music.

Eunmi has also shared her knowledge as a Visiting Professor at the University of South Florida and as an Adjunct at Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC), where she empowered students to explore and develop their musical talents further.

Education and Achievements

Eunmi Ko’s educational foundation is firmly rooted in elite musical pedagogy, having attained both her Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in Piano Performance and Literature from the prestigious Eastman School of Music. The rigorous training at Eastman equipped her with intricate skills in piano performance and a profound understanding of music literature, which she now imparts to her students.

Eunmi's commitment to cross-disciplinary performance art was highlighted in a recent interview published on the blog "Two Cents Sharp," where she shared her insights and experiences, fostering a wider discussion on the relevance and impact of diverse musical expressions.

Eunmi has dedicated her career not only to performing but also to the education and mentorship of the next generation of musicians, ensuring her influence shapes the future of jazz and classical piano performance.

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Greater Tampa Bay Area