Korean cellist Eunsol Lee received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Cello Performance from Cleveland Institute of Music in 2013 and 2015 respectively. She also undertook Advanced Music Studies at Carnegie Mellon University in 2018 with full scholarship. Her principal teachers are Stephen Geber and Anne Martindale Williams.
As an orchestral player, she has performed in many regional orchestras, both in the United States and in South Korea. During her studies in the United States, she played in Akron Symphony Orchestra, Canton Symphony Orchestra, Erie Philharmonic Orchestra and Firelands Symphony Orchestra. During the 2017/2018 season, she played in Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra as a substitute player. When she returned to Korea after her studies, she played in various symphony orchestras and project orchestras, such as Seongnam Symphony Orchestra, Cheonan Philharmonic Orchestra, Ditto Orchestra etc.
Lee is also an active chamber musician. While studying at Carnegie Mellon University, she won a place in the Honors String Quartet in 2016, and toured Qatar with the quartet in 2017 as an Art Ambassador. Additionally, she played in the Contemporary Ensemble and Baroque Music Ensemble during her studies.
