Composed & Arranged by 전혜민, 백준호
Live Performanced by 전혜민, 백준호

Siren

for 6 musicians (flutes, clarinets, piano/keyboard, violin, viola, cello)
Commissioned by Chamber Music America for the Talea Ensemble

Movements 1-2 (of 4)

Talea Ensemble
Jim Baker, conductor
March 28, 2023 (live recording of premiere)

Clocks for Seeing (2023), mvt. 1-2

Vocal by 조윤지

Composed & Arranged by 조윤지, 전혜민
Lyrics by 조윤지, 전혜민
Mixed & Mastered by 조윤지, 전혜민

Voyage

THIS AUDIO RECORDING IS ARCHIVAL AND UNPUBLISHED. 

World premiere performed live on August 18, 2022 by Timothy McAllister (alto saxophone) and the Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra.

Scores - Recordings

For Wadada Leo Smith (Adagio)

Performed by Ensemble Dal Niente in RED NOTE New Music Workshop 2024

March 26, 2024
Illinois State University Kemp Recital Hall

Andrew Nogal, Oboe
Ammie Brod, Viola
Ben Melsky, Harp

[Program Notes]
Writing this piece, I've explored my own heterotopia—it could be my hometown, school, room, or park. These places hold specific meanings intertwined with memories, transforming into spaces that exist as both real and alternative realities. Coined by French philosopher Michel Foucault, the term ‘heterotopia’ suggests ‘worlds within worlds,’ merging time and space within a single location, mirroring and challenging external realities. Despite its introduction in Foucault's essay Of Other Spaces: Utopias and Heterotopias, the concept's precise definition remains elusive.

Heterotopia for Oboe, Viola and Harp (2024)

This is an excerpt from the first movement Jack-in-the-Box from Toy Store. To listen to full album, please visit https://composerjuri.hearnow.com
Juri Seo, composer
Jinjoo Cho, violin

Toy Store

Toy Store - Jack-in-the-Box (Excerpt)

Premiered by Old Bay New Music Ensemble, April 25th, 2024
Griswold Hall, Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD

Enchanted Ocean for chamber orchestra (2024)

Trē Abalos – flute
Jay Rauch – bassoon
devon osamu tipp – shakuhachi 
Danny Fratina - trumpet
Jason Belcher – baritone horn 
Ethan Isaac – tenor and seaboard 
Hannah Standiford – soprano and banjo 
J. Juwon Adenuga – melodica 
David Adepegba – drum set
Emmanuel Berrido – conducting

Performed December 3, 2023, Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, University of Pittsburgh

Big Band Music

Premiered by Daniel Knapp at SPLICE Institute, 6/29/24

burn//out

A composer from South Korea, Ye-chong Jeon is pursuing a Master of Music in Composition at Indiana University, Jacobs School of Music, where she is working with P.Q. Phan and Don Freund. She completed her Bachelor of Music Degree at Seoul National University in South Korea, studying composition with Shinuh Lee, Uzong Choe and Sebastian Claren. She also had masterclasses with worldwide composers including George Lewis, Chen Yi, Giorgio Tedde and Jung-Hae Lee.
	She has composed not only for classical music, but also for Korean traditional instruments, juvenile dramas, musical theaters, monodrama and short film. As a leader and a composer of creative ensemble ‘Ongojisin,’ she designed new music concerts with subjects of ‘Coexistence & Symbiosis,’ ‘Landscape and Music’ and ‘Four Seasons.’ Additionally, she played a role of regional artist working with Bucheon Cultural Foundation, Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation and Incheon Foundation for Arts & Culture. She draws inspiration from diverse music, cultures, and phenomena. She has gained insights into both herself and the human experience while exploring the world with music.