Son Yeol-eum Withdraws from Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra Concerts Due to Health Issues; Hilary Hahn to Perform in Replacement
Kang In sig
insig6622@naver.com | 2024-05-09 02:48:42
Courtesy of MARCO BORGGREVE
Pianist Son Yeol-eum will not be performing with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Jaap van Zweden as scheduled for the concerts at the Lotte Concert Hall on Thursday and the Seoul Arts Center on Friday due to health concerns.
In her place, violinist Hilary Hahn will be substituting for Son at both concerts. As a result of this change, the program has been modified accordingly. Nina Shekhar’s “Lumina,” scheduled for its Asian premiere on Thursday, and Brahms’ Symphony No. 2 will proceed as planned. However, Hahn will perform Brahms’ violin concerto instead of Son’s previously scheduled Mozart’s piano concerto No. 24.
Recently, Son Yeol-eum was announced as the recipient of the grand prize at the 13th Daewon Music Awards by its organizer, the Daewon Cultural Foundation. The award recognizes outstanding achievements in the musical arts both domestically and internationally within the past year. Son was honored for her contributions to the Korean music scene, described by the foundation as "bringing fresh air" to the industry.
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Kang In sig, insig6622@naver.com
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