Jasmine Choi is one of the most celebrated flutists of our time, known for her virtuosity and refined interpretation as well as her adventurous projects. A former principal flute of the Vienna Symphony and associate principal of the Cincinnati Symphony, Ms. Choi has performed internationally as a soloist and recitalist in a variety of genres.  Her infinite curiosity has led her to make and publish her own arrangements of major works, including the Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky violin concertos, and to perform new works by living composers. She has premiered more than 10 flute concertos written for her.

Ms. Choi has recorded several solo CDs under the Sony Classical label, including Mozart Flute Concertos; Claude Bolling Jazz Suite; Mozart Flute Quartets; Works of Brahms, Schumann, Reinecke and her arrangements of Paganini’s Caprice No.24, Clarke’s Great Train Race and Reichert’s Encore Solo.

Ms.Choi became the last pupil of the legendary Julius Baker when she was accepted at the Curtis Institute of Music at age 16.  She continued her studies at The Juilliard School with Jeffrey Khaner, and later had private studies with Thomas Robertello and Robert Stallman.  Her performance was featured during the 2018 Winter Olympics celebrations in PyeongChang, Korea, and she is the Cultural Ambassador of her hometown Daejeon, Korea.