Name: Piano Concert with Kisuk Kwon in Bielefeld-Schildesche
Start: 2026-06-28T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-28T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Thomas-Kirche

An evening of piano filled with virtuosity, depth of sound, and romantic tension

On June 28, 2026, Bielefeld-Schildesche invites you to a special concert evening featuring pianist Kisuk Kwon. The lecturer at the University of Music Detmold presents a program with works by Domenico Scarlatti, Frédéric Chopin, Franz Liszt, and Robert Schumann on the stage of the Thomas Church – a repertoire that unites baroque clarity, romantic intimacy, and pianistic brilliance.

Sound colors between precision and passion

The selection of pieces promises a concert experience of great range. Scarlatti's sonatas emphasize rhythmic accents and crystalline articulation, Chopin opens the space for fine dynamics and lyrical lines, Liszt demands dramatic architecture and dazzling technique, while Schumann seeks inner tension and poetic depth. In the live atmosphere of the Thomas Church, an evening emerges that focuses not only on virtuosity but also on musical narrative power.

A place for concentrated listening

The Thomas Church at Westerfeldstr. 46 in Bielefeld-Schildesche offers the perfect setting for a classical concert with immediate proximity between stage and audience. Such spaces create that special audience atmosphere, where every note, every pause, and every orchestration of sound becomes immediately palpable. The concert is announced as a cost-effective cultural event with free admission and a request for donations – a strong signal for all who appreciate high-quality live music.

Kisuk Kwon: Competition Experience and Pedagogical Authority

Kisuk Kwon is no stranger in the international piano scene. On the website of the Horowitz Competition Kyiv-Geneva, he is presented as born in Seoul, living in Detmold, and trained at the University of Music Detmold. Awards are also mentioned there, including a Special Prize at the Tbilisi International Piano Competition 2022, a 3rd Prize at the G.B. Viotti International Piano Competition 2021, and a 1st Prize at the International Piano Competition Istanbul Orchestra Sion 2020. This career underscores the authority of a pianist who performs with both technical mastery and stylistic artistry.

Why this evening will stick in your memory

The charm of this concert lies in the combination of historical repertoire, precise playing culture, and the special setting of a church in the Bielefeld district of Schildesche. Those looking forward to concentrated listening, fine sound nuances, and intense live moments will experience here a chamber format with great impact. This piano concert promises an evening that not only presents music but makes it tangible. Anyone wanting to experience classical keyboard art live should mark this date.