Berlin Phil's Only Korean Tenured Member: "It's a Mystery Why I'm Still the Only One" | Violist Park Kyung-min Part 1 | Curtain Call 329

The Berlin Philharmonic, one of the world's top orchestras, has only one Korean tenured member: violist Park Kyung-min. Park has returned to Curtain Call after six years. A lot has changed since then, as she has gotten married and had a child. She recently performed alongside her husband, a bassoonist, at the Pyeongchang Daegwallyong Music Festival, and also joined pianist Cho Seong-jin's chamber music tour.
What does it take to enter the Berlin Philharmonic? What qualities must a Berlin Phil member possess? What is the daily routine like for a musician who "goes to work" at the Berlin Philharmonic? How was the chamber music stage with Cho Seong-jin? Discover the real stories behind the glamorous stage in Part 1 of the Park Kyung-min episode.

♪ Mendelssohn, String Quintet No. 1, 1st Movement (Courtesy of Pyeongchang Daegwallyong Music Festival, Hankyung Arte TV)

♪ Brahms, Viola Sonata No. 2, 2nd Movement

(Hosted by Kim Soo-hyun, Senior Culture Reporter at SBS, and Announcer Lee Byung-hee | Guest: Violist Park Kyung-min | Recording & Filming: Producer Yu Gyu-yeon | Editing: Jung Yong-hee)

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