PAUL WON JIN CHO

clarinet
principal clarinetist at Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra

“Stylish clarinetist” by New York Times, Paul Wonjin Cho has performed throughout Asia, Australia, Europe and the US with the organizations of MET Opera Orchestra, New Haven Symphony, Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, Singapore Symphony, Tanglewood Music Center, Youth Orchestra of the Americas and Asian Youth Orchestra.  

Currently as a principal clarinetist of the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra, he was featured as a soloist on Mozart clarinet concerto which he played on a basset clarinet. Also Mr. Cho has served as a guest principal clarinetist in American Symphony Orchestra and Vermont Symphony Orchestra for the past 2 years.

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As an active freelancer in New York City, Mr. Cho plays regularly at Redeemer Presbyterian Church weekly services, Broadway musicals, NOVUS NY at Trinity Church Wall Street, International Sejong Soloists and Decoda, affiliated ensemble of Carnegie Hall.

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Additional to his teaching position at New York Music School, Mr. Cho teaches at Horace Mann School, Adelphi University. He also taught at PS 200 in Brooklyn as a fellow of the Ensemble Connect.

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Mr. Cho studied with Dong-Jin Kim, Yehuda Gilad and David Shifrin.