HunJu Sohnn, Korean born pianist, has been performing both solo and chamber music concerts in Switzerland, England, Germany, France, South Korea, Thailand, Costa Rica, as well as throughout the United States.

Highly appreciated for her qualities in collaborative work, HunJu has been invited to appear with various instrumentalists and performed with the wind ensemble Ensemble Five ±, as well as the European-based Varias Ensemble at the New Year’s Music Festival in Gstaad, Switzerland. HunJu has collaborated in masterclasses for world-famous artists such as Pinkas Zukerman, Nobuko Imai, Kyung-Wha Chung, Tabea Zimmermann, Yuri Bashmet, as well as Yo-Yo Ma, Franz Helmerson, and Ralph Kirshbaum. She has been the pianist/coordinator of the viola masterclass at the Verbier Music Festival and Academy. HunJu has participated in a television documentary featuring Nobuko Imai, which was distributed worldwide and performed with Ms. Imai for France Musique Radio program during the Verbier Festival.

HunJu Sohnn continues to perform in Europe and the US, while holding a teaching position at the Conservatoire Populaire de Musique Danse et Théâtre in Geneva. She also participated in studio recordings, most recently in a project of complete works for piano and winds by Francis Poulenc released by Kleos Classics. HunJu Sohnn received her Master's degree from New England Conservatory and holds a Doctoral degree for Piano Performance from Rice University.

Originally from Grenoble, Louise began her musical studies on the violin at her local conservatory, before continuing at the Conservatoire de Lyon and later at the Haute École de Musique de Genève, where she completed her Bachelor’s degree in 2024 in the class of Alexander Rozhdestvensky.

Alongside her violin studies, she took up the viola at the Conservatoire de Genève with Noémie Bialobroda. Her passion for the instrument soon led her to devote herself fully to it.

In addition to her instrumental practice, Louise is deeply interested in teaching and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in pedagogy at the Haute École de Musique de Genève in the class of Máté Szücs.

Since taking up the viola, she has had the opportunity to work with musicians such as Andriy Viytovych, Gilad Karni, Françoise Gnéri and German Tcakulov, notably through masterclasses at the Keshet Eilon Academy and the Musique à Flaine festival.