Grace Sun Park

Pianist/Multimedia artist

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Category: Performance

  • Performing in Belfast, Northern Ireland

    I had a privilege performing with Hard Rain Ensemble at Sonic Arts Research Centre in Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. I performed two pieces, First piece was [Interior Scenes] by composer Peter Fahey. (Irish premiere). The second piece [What am I actually scared of] by Lena Michajlow (Irish premier). In this piece I performed…

  • Performing at Musiikkitalo(Helsinki Music Centre), Finland

    In September, I presented my research [From Sun禪(zen) to Sun線(line) to Sun仙(transcendence): Interdisciplinary Exploration of Identity through Avant Garde Piano Performance] at Musiikkitalo in Helsinki, Finland. This presentation included some of my performance and I chose several avant garde pieces to present. These pieces especially show the unusual ways of performing piano instrument which represent…

  • Multimedia piano recital

    I had privilege to perform three keyboards instruments from traditional to contemporary (Steinway D, Harpsichord, Toy piano) at Vernon Studio, The Royal Irish Academy of Music. The programme included J-P Rameau, J. S Bach/ F. Busoni, K. Essl Jr., Dennehy.

  • Recital in London, UK

    I am looking forward to performing at St James’s Sussex Garden, London on the 3rd of June 2025. This performance is themed with ‘European Voices’, the program includes French Baroque by Rameau, German/Italian Baroque by Bach and Busoni and Irish contemporary piece by Donnacha Dennehy.

  • Performing in Vilnias, Lithuania

    at Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre ContemPLAY contemporary music festival 2025 Although I have numerous experiences of performing contemporary music, yet I have not tried improvisation or using graphic score. It was a brand new knowledge to me and was definitely helpful to understand complex contemporary music and its background and for my research…

  • ‘Journey through the time’

    30th November 2024 I was honoured to be invited as a performer in aid of the local community school. This was my first experience of piano recital combining with historical narratives.

  • Rehearsal of chamber concert

    During the rehearsal of our upcoming chamber recital in May, my daughter Annabeth started to cry and the singer held her and sang “A mountain woman asks for quiet that her child may sleep” by Irish composer Ina Boyle. Annabeth fell asleep while listening to it. This was a beautiful moment for me as a…

  • Whyte hall, Royal Irish Academy of Muisc

    November 2023 J.S Bach concerto in d minor BWV.1052 Accompanist Dr. Didzis Kalnins

  • St.Ann’s church recital

    In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success.

  • Dublin Lunar New Year

    Challenges in business are a given, but it’s our response to them that defines our trajectory. Looking beyond the immediate obstacle, there lies a realm of opportunity and learning.