PROGRAMR. Schumann (1810-1856)Carnaval, Op. 9M. Ravel (1875-1937)Gaspard de la nuit, M. 55OndineLe GibetScarboIntermissionW. Lutoslawski (1913-1994)Variations on a theme by Paganini for Two Pianos S. Prokofiev (1891-1953)Symphony No. 1 in D Major, Op. 25 “Classical” for Two PianosAllegroLarghettoGavottaMolto vivacePROFILEPiano Noh Han-sol“avec maîtrise, finesse et émotion. On sent son expérience.”Pianist Noh Han-sol began attending the Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth at Seoul Arts Center, and later graduated from Yewon School, and Seoul Arts High School with excellence award for practical skills and achievement award. She then attended and graduated from Seoul National University with a merit scholarship, and earned a master from the same school on a full scholarship. After graduation, she completed an artist diploma course (Konzertexamen) at the Detmold School of Music, Germany, achieving an unanimous perfect score. Simultaneously completed the best performer’s course (Perfectionnement) at the Paris Ecole Normale Convervatory, France. She not only performed in major halls in Korea, including the Seoul Arts Center Concert Hall, Recital Hall, Kumho Art Hall, Gyeonggi Arts Center, Mozart Hall, and Buam Art Hall, but also collaborated with the Yeowon Orchestra, Prime Philharmonic Orchestra, Gwangmyeong Symphony Orchestra, and the Cervo Chamber Orchestra, Italy. Additionally, she gave recitals and chamber music concerts in Europe, including Germany (Saabrlicken, Bayreuth, Leipzig, Detmold, Dresden, Merchweiler, Puittlingen, Gehrden), Austria (Vienna, Salzburg, Linz), and Spain (Marbella, San pedro). She was also invited to perform at the Szeged Gellert Festival in Hungary, the Mozart Martinnen Festival in Austria, and the Bruckerhaus, a world-class hall in Linz, Austria, where she was highly praised by local media and audiences. Particularly she was invited as a soloist at the prestigious international contemporary music festival Dialoge, where she collaborated and performed with contemporary music maestro Helmut Lachenmann. The special broadcast of the world premiere of Mizuyuki was on ORF, the Austrian broadcast media. Pianist Han Hee-jun currently lectures at Gachon University, Chugye University of the Arts, Yeowon School, Seoul Arts High School, Seonhwa Arts Middle School, and Seoul National University of Education’s Young Musicians Academy. In 2023, she was selected as a soloist for the "30th Anniversary Summer Music Festival" in 2023 and held a piano recital at the Seoul Arts Center Recital Hall. Additionally, she was invited to join the faculty of the Namhae International Music Academy. In 2024, she acquired the 34th New Music Award of the Music Journal, which serves as a gateway for new performers, and continues to actively perform on many different stages home and abroad.