JOYCE NOH
Education:
- New School of Music, Philadelphia (studied with Jascha Brodsky)
- Juilliard School, New York City (studied with Ivan Galamian)
- Additional chamber music studies with Felix Galimir and Robert Mann
Career Highlights:
- Invited to the United States in 1968 by renowned novelist and humanitarian Pearl S. Buck on a full music scholarship
- Member of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (1977–1979)
- Appointed to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) in 1979 by Sir Georg Solti, becoming the first Asian woman to join the CSO
- Performed under esteemed conductors including Sir Georg Solti, Leonard Bernstein, Daniel Barenboim, and Ricardo Muti
- Toured internationally, performing in England, France, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Japan, Australia, and South America
- Soloist with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra and featured in recitals across major U.S. cities, including New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
- Appeared in radio and television broadcasts, including WFMT live concerts
Teaching & Outreach:
- Over 30 years of teaching experience, mentoring students who have gone on to top music schools and professional careers
- Actively involved in chamber music education, performing and teaching in inner-city public schools to promote music appreciation
- Regular performer in CSO chamber music concerts throughout the Chicago area