Rossignol Amoureux in San Francisco May 20, 2007

-My duo partner Meg Cotner (click on her name to view her website) and I were presented in a recital in the Chattanooga Chamber Music Series in San Francisco, CA. Our recital took place in the lovely home of Kathy and Mark Perl in Noe Valley, where they regularly host many wonderfully intimate concerts. Katherine Roberts Perl (click to view her website) is an outstanding harpsichordist/teacher and Mark Perl is an established psychiatrist in San Francisco. Here are few pictures from beautiful San Francisco:

Rossignol Amoureux













In front of Kathy's beautiful harpsichord













Famed City Lights bookstore








from Asian Museum
(Cambodia?)
Korean brushholder











Yerba Buena Gardens
in front of Modern Art Museum









My friend Anne Simons









Dolores Park









Lombard Street
Macondray Lane

Few more pictures from the Netherlands

Wilbert

















Candid shot

















Miep













Simon working in his workshop













In front of Locatelli's house in Amsterdam

















Utrecht (photo by Louella Alatiit)

Pictures from the Netherlands

I made a two months journey to the Netherlands to study exclusively with my idol, Professor Wilbert Hazelzet, whom I first met in Vancouver Early Music Programme last August. Lessons with him were really wonderful. Here are two pictures taken after his beautiful concert in Rotterdam [click on each photo to view the original size]:

with Wilbert Hazelzet















with Mrs. Miep Blomberg, Dr. Martin Knotters and Prof. Hazelzet














Mrs. Blomberg (shown above) was my generous landlady who lives in beautiful little town called Bunnik, 6 minutes train ride from Utrecht:

My lovely room in Mrs.Blomberg's house in Bunnik














Visit to my flute maker Simon Polak's workshop in his 1700 farmhouse was brief but memorable: http://www.earlyflute.com

Simon Polak in his workshop explaining how his flutes are made














I even had time to visit the Bunnik Traverso Workshop, led by Professor Frédérique Chauvet

duet with Martin at Bunnik Traverso Workshop













with Frédérique Chauvet at Bunnik Traverso Workshop

Baroque Sundays at Three presents
Sang Joon Park (Traverso)

Staller Center Recital Hall
SUNY Stony Brook University
Sunday February 25, 3:00pm


















Guest Artists

MARC LEVINE (violin)
MARTHA MCGAUGHEY (viola da gamba)
HSUAN-WEN CHEN (harpsichord)
MEG COTNER (harpsichord)
TAMI MORSE(harpsichord)
GABRIEL SHUFORD (fortepiano)

-music by

JACQUES-MARTIN HOTTETERRE
GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN
FELIPE LLUCH
CARLOS CANOBIO
MICHEL BLAVET

-Baroque Sundays at Three is a continuing early music concert series presented at the Staller Center Recital Hall at SUNY Stony Brook University. Its music director is the distinguished harpsichordist and professor, Arthur Haas. Please check out its website:
http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/music.nsf/pages/season10

"FLYING FORMS"

IN CONCERT

Sang Joon Park (traverso)
Marc Levine (violin)
Tami Morse (harpsichord)

Sunday, February 11, 2:00 pm

with guest artist
Martha McGaughey
(viola da gamba)

St. Mark's Episcopal Church
754 Montauk Highway
Islip, New York
(631) 581-4950
www.stmarksonline.us

Beautiful music of

Jean-Marie Leclair
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Georg Philipp Telemann

-Come and enjoy the masterworks of Baroque chamber music!!!

Pictures from the
Baron Prize Recital
January 27, 2007

-Recital was a great success thanks to the musicians who played beautifully last Saturday afternoon; Meg Cotner, Marc Levine, Martha McGaughey and Kuan-Chen Huang. I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the faculty of Stony Brook Music Department, Baron Prize committee and all the donors, Music Office manager Michael Hershkowitz, all my friends, and above all, Mrs. (Dr.) Carol Baron, for her warm and gracious support.

-Here are some pictures from the concert. Please click on each picture to view the full sized version. Enjoy!!!

Arthur Haas and Judith Lochhead









Kirnberger Sonata with Meg Cotner









Herrando Sonata with Martha McGaughey
(Premier performance - traverso and viola da gamba version)









Canobio dueto with Marc Levine
(premier performance)









Philidor Sonata
with Martha McGaughey and Meg Cotner









Halffter's Debla











Beethoven Serenade
with Kuan-Chen Huang and Marc Levine

SUNY STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY
presents a Special Recital of

2005
Samuel Baron Prize winner
SANG JOON PARK (Flute)




Saturday
January 27, 2007
2:00 pm





Staller Center Recital Hall
SUNY Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, New York

with guest artists

MEG COTNER (harpsichord)
KUAN-CHEN HUANG (viola)
MARC LEVINE (Baroque and modern violins)
MARTHA McGAUGHEY (viola da gamba)

featuring the music of

JOHANN PHILIPP KIRNBERGER
JOSE HERRANDO
CARLOS CANOBIO
PIERRE DANICAN PHILIDOR
CRISTOBAL HALFFTER
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

- I would like to thank Mrs. Carol Baron and the Samuel Baron Prize committee for their generous support of my music research in Spain. I am very proud to be able to premiere two charming Spanish rococo pieces acquired during my last two visits to Madrid.

- First half of the program will be performed on Baroque period instruments and second half will be performed on modern instruments.

Invitation to the Annual Christmas Concert
at the Korea Music Foudation (click to see the site)












KMF Concert Series at Korean Cultural Service

ANNUAL
HOLIDAY CONCERT

http://www.koreamusicfoundation.org/xmas2006.htm

Friday, December 15 at 7.P.M.

Korean Cultural Service New York
460 Park Avenue (at 57th Street)
6th Floor

Admission Free

Sang Joon Park, Flute
Gabriel Shuford, Harpsichord
Fabia Kim, Violin
Jinho Hwang, Tenor
Lauren Seungmin Lee, coloratura soprano
Dong Gyun Ham, Piano

-I will be performing Hotteterre Prelude and Quantz Flute Sonata with harpsichordist Gabe Shuford, as well as flute obbligato in Adam-Schmidt's Bravour-Variations with soprano Lauren Lee

HARPSICHORD RECITAL
(and Baroque Organ)
HSUAN-WEN CHEN
The fastest fingers in Asia

Come experience her technical execution beyond the speed of light !!!

SUNY Stony Brook University
Wang Center Chapel
Tuesday December 12, 2006 7:00PM

Beautiful music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Michel Blavet and Domenico Scarlatti

Sang Joon Park (Traverso)
Jonathan den Herder (Baroque Cello)

-I will be performing Bach and Blavet flute sonatas.

You are cordially invited to
Baroque Violin Recital of Aaron Brown












The Church of the Resurrection (Episcopal Diocese of New York)
119 East 74th Street (between Park & Lexington)
Saturday November 18, 5:00pm

Sofia Dimitrova (soprano)
Gabriel Shuford (harpsichord)
Marc Levine (baroque violin)
Andre L. O'Neil (baroque cello)
Benjamin Wyatt (baroque cello)
Sang Joon Park (traverso)

Music of
Corelli, F. Couperin, Castello,
Buxtehude and Telemann

-I will be playing in Telemann Paris Quartet,
 Concerto No.1 in G Major

Upcoming concert with Ensemble 212

***** ESPAÑA *****

(Madrid/Salamanca/El Escorial)
October 2006

-click on each picture to view actual size

In front of Boccherini's apartment in Madrid

















In the patio of Fonseca Palace in Salamanca
- it was a residence for the Irish nobility students
(I cannot believe I was able to stay there for the night)











Ceiling of my room at Fonseca













In front of the Salamanca University

















Jose A. Fernandez and Alfredo Garcia Molino
(wonderful friends who helped me so much with the research)
-in front of a little theater in El Escorial













El Escorial

MORE PICTURES FROM VANCOUVER, B.C.

Wilbert coaches












Wilbert demonstrates













With Katelyn Clark - our superb harpsichordist


























Trip to Vancouver Islands
with Louella Alatiit, Hsuan-Wen Chen,
Caroline Kang and Gabriel Shuford