South Korea Tour 2025
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In September 2025, the Belgian National Orchestra will embark on a vibrant tour through South Korea under the baton of its chief conductor Antony Hermus. With performances in cities such as Seoul and Andong, the orchestra will play pieces by Brahms, Beethoven, and Mozart and will be joined by the remarkable pianist HaiSun Paik.
📍 Seoul – 24 September
Seoul Arts Centre
📍 Andong – 25 September
Andong Culture & Art Center
📍 Suwon – 26 September
Gyeonggi Arts Center
📍 Gongju – 27 September
Gongju Culture and Art Center
📍 Daegu – 28 September
Daegu Concert House
📍 Goyang – 30 September
Aram Nuri Arts Centre
Korea-born, globally acclaimed
Born in Seoul and trained in Boston, she bridges Eastern sensitivity with Western tradition in her interpretations.
An early breakthrough
After earning top prizes at renowned international competitions like Leeds, William Kapell, and Tchaikovsky, HaeSun Paik became the youngest pianist of her generation to be appointed professor at Seoul National University.
Fourth Prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition
In 1991, she took home the Fourth Prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition, performing Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto with the Belgian National Orchestra. Thirty years on, she reunites with the BNO for a major tour — a full-circle moment!
Pianist HaeSun Paik shines in Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, while Brahms’s monumental First Symphony showcases the full grandeur and emotional power of the orchestra.
Pianist HaeSun Paik shines in Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, while Brahms’s monumental First Symphony showcases the full grandeur and emotional power of the orchestra.
Pianist HaeSun Paik shines in Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, while Brahms’s monumental First Symphony showcases the full grandeur and emotional power of the orchestra.
Pianist HaeSun Paik shines in Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, while Brahms’s monumental First Symphony showcases the full grandeur and emotional power of the orchestra.
Pianist HaeSun Paik shines in Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, while Brahms’s monumental First Symphony showcases the full grandeur and emotional power of the orchestra.
Pianist HaeSun Paik shines in Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, while Brahms’s monumental First Symphony showcases the full grandeur and emotional power of the orchestra.
