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About
Violin virtuoso and multiple competition prize winner Ye Jin Min is currently a Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at Yale School of Music, Yale University, under Professor Syoko Aki. Ye Jin completed her undergraduate studies in Australia at the Sydney Conservatorium under Professor Goetz Richter and a Masters Degree at Yale where she held the Stephen & Denise Adams Scholarship and Fellowships for the duration of her studies and received the Yale Alumni award.
Ye Jin has performed extensively as soloist and chamber musician and was a member of the Sydney Symphony‘s Sinfonia Orchestra from 2012 until 2015. She is a first prize winner of the Kendall National Violin Competition, the Animato International Violin Competition, a prize winner of the Dorcas McClean traveling scholarship and a semifinalist of the Gisborne international music competition.
Ye Jin has extensive teaching experience and has worked as teaching assistant for Professor Syoko Aki and Professor Robert Holzer at Yale and as an assistant for students of Professor Goetz Richter at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. In addition to her performances as a soloist, chamber musician and recitalist she has participated in a number of international music festivals including the Bowdoin International Music Festival in the US and the Estivo Festival at the Conservatorio di Verona in Italy. She received lessons and coaching from renowned musicians including Ulf Hoelscher Eberhard Feltz, Christian Muller, Brentano String Quartet, Mikhail Kopelman, Ettore Causa and more.
Violin:
My primary goal is to keep student interested in music as well as improve their ability to detect any errors and come up with the resolution, so students learn to "teach themselves."
Students can contact me anytime in the week with any challenges they confront while practicing - then I will reply with a short video with resolution.
Music Theory/Analysis/History:
I first consult with students to learn their goal, for example: placement, entrance, or mid-term/final exam. Then I set a timeline for them to accomplish their goal in certain period of time .
Bachelor of Music (Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney 16')
Master of Music (Yale School of Music, Yale University 19')
Candidate for Doctor of Musical Arts (Yale School of Music, Yale University 25')
Beginner - intermediate: Suzuki method + technical studies + etudes
Advanced: choose repertoire with a student (usually combination of Baroque or Classical/ Romantic or 20th century music)+ technical studies + etudes