Biography and career notes: Inmo Yang rose to prominence by winning the 2022 International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition in Helsinki and the 2015 Premio Paganini International Violin Competition in Genoa, where he earned additional special prizes. His two Deutsche Grammophon albums—24 Caprices by Niccolò Paganini (2019, live recording) and The Genetics of Strings (2021)—cement his reputation as a musician of technical mastery and expressive depth. He made a memorable Carnegie Hall debut in 2016 (Weill Recital Hall) with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, signaling his emergence on the world stage. He is based in Berlin and collaborates with leading conductors and ensembles worldwide, continually expanding his repertoire from classical cornerstone works to contemporary pieces.
Upcoming tour (2025–26): Inmo Yang’s schedule features high-profile appearances across continents, including a European leg and engagements in Asia. Highlights include performances in London, Seoul, Taipei, and Macao, with ensemble concerts in major European cities during late 2025. These engagements demonstrate his versatility and broad appeal for audiences across traditional and modern violin repertoires.
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