[re] Esther Kim사진

연주가 좋아서 사진을 찾아봤는데
1988년생이면 지금 18살이네요.
그럼 동영상은 10년전의 것?

귀가 자세가 나오지 않아요?
소리를 모으는 모양으로는  아주 좋을거 같다는....ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ

그녀의 프로필입니다.
애고  어쩐지 연주가 심상치않다했더니
요즘엔  활발하게 활동하는 연주자였네요....
도로시에게도  배웠었고..


Esther was born in 1988 in Southern California. At the age of 5 she started her first violin lesson. In 1999 she participated in the Aspen Music Festival where she met the late Dorothy Delay. In the same year, she was accepted to study with Ms. Delay and Ms. Naoko Tanaka at the Juilliard school. Since Miss Delay's passing, she had been studying with both Ms. Tanaka and Mr. Hyo Kang. From Summer 2003 through Spring 2006, Esther studied with Professor Michael Frischenschlager in Vienna, Austria. Since April 2006, Esther has been studying with Jaimie Laredo in Bloomington, Indiana.
Esther's first public appearance was with the Crystal Cathedral Orchestra in 1998 playing the Mendelssohn violin concerto, which was broadcasted on TV throughout USA and Europe. Thereafter, she had concerts as a soloist with Rio Hondo Symphony, Marina Del Rey-Westchester Orchestra, Peninsula Symphony and others. In 2002, Esther won "Prix du President" at the International Yehudi Menuhin Violin Competition. This prize was specially created for Esther by the president and the chairman of the jury of the Menuhin Competition, and she was invited to play at the gala concert. In 2002, she appeared as a guest soloist in the International Sejong Soloists. In April 2003, she had a joint recital with Professor Charles Webb, Dean Emeritus of Indiana University. She performed as a featured soloist with Seoul Sinfonietta at the Seoul Art Center in Seoul on July 2003. Shortly thereafter, in September 2003, she had a debut concert in Japan at the Kioi Hall in Tokyo. In 2004, Esther won the EMCY (European Union of Music Competitions for Youth) prize for art. In April 2005, she had a Euro Debut concert tour in Germany. On August 23, 2005, at the Aichi Art Theatre Concert Hall, Esther was a featured soloist playing Tchaikovsky violin concerto with the Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra. She again was invited for a recital at Kioi Hall in Tokyo in September 2005. In addition, she had numerous concerts throughout Europe, including Italy, Austria, Slovenia, and Germany.