Korean-American pianist Michael Min made his debut with the Seoul National Symphony Orchestra in 2012 and has since established himself as a versatile and wide-ranging pianist. He has appeared in Spain, Colombia, South Korea, and Romania at distinguished venues including Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall. Min has performed with ensembles such as the University of Minnesota Symphony Orchestra, MTSU Wind Ensemble, and Kenwood Symphony Orchestra, among others.
A sought-after collaborator, Min is deeply engaged in contemporary music and has served as Music Director for numerous new opera and theater works, with recordings of wind symphonic works by the late American composer David Maslanka as well as A Richer Dust (for speaker and wind orchestra) by British composer Nigel Clarke.
He currently coordinates the secondary piano program and has received the Outstanding Teaching Award from the University of Minnesota’s Center for Educational Innovation — a student-nominated honor.