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Unsuk Chin's Piano Etude No. 3, titled "Scherzo ad libitum," is a contemporary solo-piano composition that was initially written in 1995 and later revised in 2003. As the third in a cycle of six etudes, the piece is designed to test the extreme technical limits of the performer, requiring advanced r...
"Piano Etude No. 2, Sequences" is a contemporary solo piano composition by the South Korean composer Unsuk Chin. Originally composed in 1995 and subsequently revised, the piece is part of a larger set of six piano etudes designed to challenge advanced performers. It explores the concept of musical s...
Unsuk Chin's Piano Etude No. 4, "Scales," is a virtuosic solo piano work composed in 1995 as part of her set of six piano études. The South Korean-born composer, who studied with György Ligeti in Germany, created these études to explore specific pianistic techniques. "Scales" features rapidly layere...
Piano Etude No. 1, In C, is a solo piano piece composed in 1999 and revised in 2003 by the South Korean contemporary composer Unsuk Chin. The piece is heavily influenced by gamelan music and relies structurally on the overtone series of the note C, translating acoustic phenomena into intricate rhyth...
Unsuk Chin's Cello Concerto is a contemporary orchestral work written for the German cellist Alban Gerhardt, who gave its first performance in 2009 with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ilan Volkov. The concerto treats the soloist as both a lyrical voice and a source of sharply artic...
Unsuk Chin's Piano Concerto is a large-scale work for solo piano and orchestra composed in 1996 and 1997. Its four movements place the pianist in a highly virtuosic role amid dense orchestral textures, rapidly changing rhythmic patterns, and precisely differentiated instrumental colors. Written afte...
The chin of Saint Anthony of Padua is a significant religious relic housed in the Basilica of Saint Anthony in Padua, Italy. Saint Anthony, a prominent 13th-century Franciscan friar and preacher, died in 1231. When his remains were exhumed centuries later, his lower jaw was found to be remarkably pr...
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