Sung-Suk Kang

Sung-Suk Kang recorded for Music Minus One, the series that issues concerto accompaniments against which a pianist can play at home. In 2000 and 2001 he set down Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 5 in D, K 175, with the Rondo K 382, and Rubinstein's Fourth Concerto in D minor, both with the Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra. The sessions were conducted by Nayden Todorov. Born in Seoul, she began the piano at five and studied at what is now the Seoul Institute of the Arts, then with Derek Wyndham at the Royal Northern College of Music and with Paul Badura-Skoda at the Vienna Hochschule, working besides in master classes with Vlado Perlemuter, Joseph Kalichstein and Pascal Rogé and, in 1990, at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Her recordings include Mozart's concertos K 466 and K 491 with the Prague Mozart Orchestra, Bach's D minor keyboard concerto and Mendelssohn's D minor concerto with Rousse ensembles, Schumann's concerto with the Plovdiv Philharmonic, Chopin's four Ballades and Schumann's piano music for Meridian, and the complete Beethoven cello and violin sonatas with Wolfgang Panhofer and Mario Hossen. She has taught at the Vienna Conservatory.