Kiju Joh, originally from Chicago, Illinois, has been member of the Houston Symphony since 2007. She earned her Master of Music degree in chamber music performance under a fellowship at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. There she was a member of the Arreaux String Quartet in the Leonard Sorkin Institute of Chamber Music. Ms. Joh also holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Northwestern University in violin performance, where she was a student of Myron Kartman and Blair Milton. Her previous teachers include Betty Haag-Kuhnke, Myron Kartman, Victor Aitay, and Robert Hanford.
Ms. Joh enjoys performing throughout the world as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player and leader. Ms. Joh’s orchestral experience includes performances with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the Asia Philharmonic Orchestra, and the National Repertory Orchestra. She has also made solo appearances with the National Repertory Orchestra and the Houston Symphony.
