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Concert of JUM Trio
Event by: Steinway & Sons Vienna
Location: Piano house Opernring GmbH, Opernring 6/8, Wien - Innere Stadt
About event
"The JUM Trio consists made up of three friends who want to create music together with a special spark. For them it's not just about a good performance, but above all about sharing memories and emotions. Their goal is to give every listener a personal and unforgettable experience.
The trio was founded in 2022 and has performed at numerous concerts in Vienna since then.
Dmytro Kyryliv is the clarinetist of the trio as well as a composer and sound designer. He works in the fields of film, video games and contemporary and classical music. As a clarinetist, he has played with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the Synchron Stage Orchestra. He has received several awards for his artistic work, including the Stingray Rising Star Award.
Yan Lok Hoi, in Hong Kong born and grew up in Macau, graduated from Pui Ching Middle School and then completed his bachelor's degree at the Music and Art University of the City of Vienna (MUK) with a major in violin with Boris Kuschnir. He is currently studying for a master's degree at the MUK and was also accepted for the master's degree in viola at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (MDW), where he studies with Prof. Gerhard Marschner and receives chamber music lessons from Prof. Johannes Meissel He has already performed as a chamber musician in the Musikverein, in the Vienna Konzerthaus and internationally. He is also a member of the Vienna Theater Orchestra and regularly works as a substitute at the Vienna State Opera.
Hibiki Kojima, born in Japan in 2001, is a pianist, composer, arranger, conductor, actor and lecturer at the Music and Art University of the City of Vienna (MUK). and combines classical, jazz, pop, contemporary music, improvisation, accompaniment, chamber music, band, organ, opera, operetta, Viennese folk song, electronic music, film music, live electronics as well as traditional Japanese theater forms such as Kyōgen and Nō. With his extraordinary versatility, he is equally active in Japan, Europe and China."
PROGRAM: Schumann, Piazzolla, Schoenfield