Yoon Seung, Cho Keyboard, Baccalaureate
Cho Yoon Seung was born 1973 in Seoul, Korea and at 14 moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina where he studied classical music at C.L.B Nacional Conservatory. While attending Berklee College of Music in Boston from 1996-2000, he studied with Paul Schmeling and Hal Crook as well as with Jerry Bergonzi and John Lockwood at the New England Conservatory. From 2001-03, after being selected by Herbie Hancock he attended the exclusive Thelonious Monk Institute at USC and studied with Dave Holland, Lewis Nash, Kenny Barron, John Scorfield and Terence Blanchard. Currently, Cho works with the Ron King Quartet and Big Band, participating in world festivals including the Umbria Jazz Festival, Java Jazz Festival and Tri-C Jazz Festival and has released his own CDs for the Sound Sketch and Woong-Jin Media labels in Korea. At MI, Cho teaches Private Lessons and Open Counseling.
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