Klara Min has been a prize winner at the World Piano Competition, the Viotti-Valsesia Competition, IBLA Grand Prize International Competition and the New York's Artists International Competition. She has been featured and sponsored by the Leschetizky Association, Korean Concert Society, Korean Embassies, SBS Broadcast Channel Network, the American Landmark Festival, Shandelee Music Festival, Trinity Wall Street Concert Series, Fingerlakes Times, Korean Daily News, The World daily News, Cincinnati Enquirer and Yamaha Artists Services, Inc.
New York Concert Review described her glowingly as "…genuine expressiveness, excellent technique, exuberance, vitality….she brought out the work's dreamy, romantic atmosphere without becoming sentimental…." Klara Min has been performing in North America, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, and her native South Korea. She has appeared as a soloist with Seoul Symphony Orchestra, Korean Symphony Orchestra, New York Sinfonietta, Jupiter Symphony, American Chamber Orchestra, and Manhattan Chamber Orchestra. Her performances have been broadcast nationwide on SBS Channel Network in Korea.
Klara Min is a recipient of Samsung scholarship.
Since her New York Debut at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, for which she premiered works by living composers, she has collaborated with American composers Henry Martin, John Corigliano and Robert Sirota, and Korean composer Unsuk Chin, who is active in Berlin, Germany.
Both as soloist and producer, Ms. Min has presented "Brahms and Schumann", "Mozart's Twenty-five Piano Concerti" and "Evenings of Piano Concerti" Concert Series in New York City.
Ms. Min also has been a piano professor at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, and an assistant teacher at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music at University of Cincinnati.
She gives concerts in North America, Europe, and Asia on a yearly basis.
