Grace UnHae Kwon started to play the violin at the age of six and fell in love with the instrument instantly. Ms. Kwon has performed prestigious works in Jordan Hall, Dorothy Chandler, Waltz Disney Hall, Berklee Performance Center, Hynes Convention Center among many other. In 2000 she grabbed First Prize in the South –Western Music Festival in both chamber music and solo division, and also won First Prize for the Korean Times Competition.

She has worked under the direction of many wonderful composers, conductors, and teachers such as: Ekka Peka Solonen, Brad Keimach, Ludovic Morlot, Ronald Leonard, Gustavo Dudamel, JoAnn Falletta, Burch Hangen, Jack Wall, Alexander Treger, Alice Schoenfeld, Carol Ou. She has also performed in master classes with Katie Lansdale, Teddy Arm, and Daniel Heifetz.

Ms. Kwon achieved her Bachelor’s degree at the New England Conservatory under the instruction of James Buswell and Mary-Lou Churchill and received a Graduate Performance Degree from the Boston Conservatory with Lynn Chang and Rictor Noren.

As the concertmaster of the nationally recognized Video Game Orchestra in Boston, Ms Kwon has been featured as concertmaster with VGO on NECN morning new program,  Boston radio stations, and has performed sold out concerts at Berklee Performance Center and the Hynes Convention Center.

Grace loves working with both contempory and classical artists. She has premiere over 70 works in the last two years and enjoys working with modern day composers. Grace UnHae Kwon's finds her greatest joy in Praising the LORD, Jehovah and his righteous son Yeshua Hamashiach or Jesus Christ in the greek with the gifts he has been endowed upon her. Ms. Kwon performs on a 1756 Solomon.