about
Jared Redmond is a pianist-composer based in the San Francisco Bay Area and Seoul. He writes for new music soloists and ensembles, and develops experimental works and new notation systems for Korean traditional performers. Jared has appeared as a piano soloist throughout North America, Europe, and Korea. His repertoire stretches from music of the 16th through 21st centuries, and he is especially active in championing living composers alongside canonical masters. Jared also performs as part of ensembles Ehnahre (USA), Geori (Korea), and Beheaded (Korea). Recent appearances include performances of the Scriabin Piano Concerto with Vallejo Symphony, and new music performances at U.C. Berkeley, Stanford University, the San Francisco Center for New Music, and Ilshin Hall (Seoul). New compositions by Jared will be premiered by Ensemble Eins, pianist Eunmi Ko, flutist Ginevra Petrucci, and Seoul-based collective WhatWhy Art, among others, during the 2022-23 season. Jared holds degrees from Brandeis University (Ph.D., M.F.A.) and the University of California at Berkeley (B.A.), and has been a researcher at the Academy of Korean studies and the Kyujanggak Institute of Seoul National University. From 2018-20 Jared was Visiting Scholar-Professor of Composition and Music Theory at Hanyang University. He currently teaches at the Seoul National University School of Music.
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