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Eun Seo Park
Co-founder, Violinist, Violist, Teaching Artist
An acclaimed soloist, chamber musician, and dedicated educator, Eun Seo Park made her solo debut at age 10 with the Incheon Civic Orchestra, earned her Suzuki teaching certificate at 14, and performed her U.S. solo debut at 16 with the Colorado Springs Symphony Orchestra.
She completed her undergraduate and master’s studies in violin performance—with secondary concentrations in viola and instrumental conducting—at the University of North Texas and the University of Texas at Austin, where she also undertook doctoral studies and served as a violin and viola instructor for pre-collegiate students. Her musical voice was shaped by mentors Andres Cardenes, Scott Yoo, Sandy Yamamoto, and Felix Olschofka, alongside chamber studies with the Miró, Escher, and Juilliard String Quartets. Having participated in prestigious chamber festivals from a young age, she now frequently returns as a guest faculty artist.
Professionally, Eun Seo served on the faculty as a chamber music instructor at the University of Arkansas. During her time in Arkansas, she directed a non-profit organization dedicated to children and classical music, hosting a world-class music competition that provided inspiration and opportunities for many, while also organizing an annual intensive summer music festival to connect with more young musicians.
As co-founder of ParkNa Studio for Violin, Viola, and Cello, she brings over half her life of teaching experience to providing intensive, personalized training that builds technical excellence and mental resilience. She has guided students into top music institutions like Juilliard, NEC, Eastman, Cleveland, and San Francisco Conservatory, as well as elite universities including Harvard, Columbia, and UC Berkeley.
As President of the Texas Virtuosi Music Foundation, she leads non-profit efforts expanding music access across Texas through outreach, free performances, and education. Based in North Texas, she performs, teaches, and enjoys music-filled days with her cellist husband, Dominic, and their daughter.
