Nicolaus Bruhns – Praeludium in E Minor ‘Big’
Johann Sebastian Bach – Kleines harmonisches Labyrinth BWV 591
Johann Sebastian Bach – Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor BWV 582
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy – Thema and Variations in D Major MWV W 32
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy – Allegro in D Minor MWV W 33
Jehan Alain – Choral dorien
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Fantasy in F Minor KV 608
Former organist, Redeemer Presbyterian Church; Professor at Hanyang University and Korea National University of Arts, Seoul
Joonho Park was born in 1985 in Seoul, South Korea where he began his musical studies. At the age of 15, he began studying organ at the Preparatory School of the Korea National University of Arts in Seoul with Jakyung Oh and finished his bachelor’s studies in 2007. Afterwards Joonho went on to study with Jon Laukivik and Michel Bouvard at the State University of Music and Performing Arts in Stuttgart, Germany, and the Conservatory of Music in Toulouse, France. For two years, he served as an organ professor at the University of Texas at Austin and currently serves as an adjunct professor at Hanyang University and the Korea National University of Arts.
Joonho is a busy international performer, with solo recital venues including Bachwoche Ansbach, Stiftskirche in Stuttgart, Lorenzkirche in Nürnberg, Markt Kirche in Halle/Saale, Konstantin-Basilika in Trier, St. Jakobi Church in Lübeck, Westminster Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, St. John’s Smith Square, King’s College Cambridge, Magdalen College Oxford, and Galway Cathedral and performances at the Pipeworks Festival Dublin, Kilkenny Art Festival, Festival Toulouse Les Orgues, Summer Organ Festival in Bordeaux, and Quincena Musical de San Sebastián.
In his home city of Seoul, Joonho is regularly invited to play at Lotte Concert Hall. He has also played in various concert venues in Japan, including Minatomrai concert hall in Yokohama, Lilia Hall, Opera City, Musashino cultural hall in Tokyo, and Parnassos Hall in Himeji.
Joonho was formerly the organist here at Redeemer Presbyterian Church. We welcome him back!