Min Kwon (born Kwon Min-kyung) is a Korean-American pianist [1] and professor of piano at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. [2] Kwon began playing the piano at the age of 3, under the tutelage of her mother who ran a music school out of her home. [3] . She also studied violin, cello, and choral singing.

Korean-born American pianist Min Kwon excels in a versatile career that encompasses concerti, solo recitals, and chamber music appearances, while in high demand around the world as pedagogue, arts advocate, and administrator. She has held professional engagements in over 60 countries on seven continents and all 50 U.S. states.

Hailed for a “ravishing performance” (New York Classical Review), and “captivating enthusiasm coupled with superb technique, warm emotional lyricism and explosive energy” (The Piano), Steinway Artist Min Kwon excels in an unusually versatile career. In demand as concerto soloist, recitalist, chamber musician, pedagogue, artistic ...

Korean-born American pianist Min Kwon excels in a versatile career that encompasses concerti, solo recitals, and chamber music appearances, while in high demand around the world as pedagogue,...

Korean-born American pianist Min Kwon excels in a versatile career that encompasses concerti, solo recitals, and chamber music appearances, while in high demand around the world as pedagogue, arts advocate, and administrator.

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Korean-born American pianist Min Kwon excels in a versatile career that encompasses concerti, solo recitals, and chamber music appearances, while in high demand around the world as pedagogue, arts advocate, and administrator.

"Min Kwon is much in demand these days as both recitalist and teacher. This new MSR release, the pianist’s solo debut on record, immediately shows us why. Her suppleness of finger, elegant phrasing and expert use of the rhythmic flexibility known in music as rubato, all serve to raise this Schubert/Liszt recital well above the ordinary.

Pianist Min Kwon presents a selection of pieces from her America/Beautiful project that commissioned 70 American composers to create a variation on the patriotic hymn, “America the Beautiful.”

America/Beautiful is a project by pianist and arts advocate Min Kwon, in which she has commissioned a diverse group of more than 70 of today’s leading American composers to each compose a variation on “America the Beautiful.”