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BIO

Halam Kim is a Korean-American violist celebrated for her artistry as both a performer and educator. Her recent fellowship with Carnegie Hall's Ensemble Connect allowed her to perform extensively at Carnegie Hall and across New York City, where she worked closely with the next generation of musicians. Her private students have gone on to gain admission to their first-choice colleges and pre-college programs, a testament to her dedication and expertise as a mentor.

Among Halam’s career highlights are standout performances of Walton's Viola Concerto with the Eastman Philharmonia and the Philharmonie Baden-Baden. She has built an impressive performance portfolio, including collaborations with renowned musicians and appearances on prestigious stages. Her deep understanding of both the technical and emotional aspects of music allows her to captivate audiences with powerful and nuanced interpretations.

Halam’s educational background includes degrees in music from the Juilliard School and the Eastman School of Music, where she also earned a Performer's Certificate along with her Bachelor's degree. Additionally, she holds a Psychology degree from the University of Rochester. She has been profoundly influenced by the mentorship of world-class musicians, including I-Hao Lee, Kim Kashkashian, Carol Rodland, and Phillip Ying. These experiences have shaped her unique voice as a violist and educator, blending rigorous technique with emotional depth.

Her mission to connect with others through music drives her both in the classroom and on the stage. Whether inspiring her students, performing to heal and uplift, or engaging with audiences across the globe, Halam is deeply committed to fostering a love of music and its transformative power.

In addition to her musical pursuits, Halam works in DevOps, where she applies her creativity and problem-solving skills in a different realm, using technology to innovate and create solutions in a rapidly evolving field. This intersection of art and technology fuels her desire to continually explore and push boundaries, both in her musical career and her work in tech.

When she’s not performing, teaching, or working in DevOps, Halam enjoys spending time with her family in Port Washington, NY, and visiting her in-laws in Farmington, CT. She values the balance between her professional life and personal connections, which serve as a constant source of support and inspiration.

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