Eunjin Bang

Eunjin Bang serves as a Visiting Academic Specialist in Chamber and Collaborative Music at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music, where she is an active performer and collaborative artist. A South Korean pianist based in the United States since 2007, she maintains a global performance profile across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from Oberlin College and Conservatory under Haewon Song, followed by advanced degrees from the Jacobs School of Music: Master of Music, Performer Diploma, Artist Diploma, and Doctor of Music in Piano Performance under Emile Naoumoff and Arnaldo Cohen, with double minors in music theory and collaborative piano.

Bang's artistic focus centers on Piano Performance and Chamber Music, with specialized expertise in Collaborative Piano, Orchestral Collaboration, and Opera. Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary ensemble performance, as demonstrated through radio broadcasts (WCLV, WKAR) and partnerships with ensembles like the Pacifica String Quartet.

Key recognition includes:

• First prize in the ensemble category of the New York International Music Concours with the Zima Piano Trio

Professional engagements encompass repetiteur work for Cincinnati Opera's world premiere of Paul McCartney's Liverpool Oratorio and Density512's Eva and the Angel of Death, alongside staff pianist duties at Stephen F. Austin State University (2023-2024). She actively performs with the Zima Piano Trio at festivals including Mineral Point Chamber Music Festival and Absolute Chamber Music Series.