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An Evening with Hyuk Namkoong at Cafe No9

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A chance to witness another mind blowing performance from the insanely talented classical pianist Hyuk Namkoong at Cafe No9. BIOGRAPHY Hyuk Namkoong was born in South Korea and has won international piano awards. He won first prize in the Young Musician of the Gulf, the Best Pianist Award and Most Promising Bahrain-Based Musician Award in 2010. In the same year, he received third prize in the First International Chopin Competition in Kuwait. He also took part in the Second Aegaeon Art International Festival in Greece. In 2014, Hyuk performed in the Winners Concert run by the Crescendo Summer Institute (Hungary). He was also champion of the 2015 New Rising Star Piano Competition in Glasgow. Hyuk completed his undergraduate degree in piano performance at the Royal Academy of Music in 2015 and went to the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for his Masters (2015-2017). Hyuk was under the tutelage of the famous pianist, Petras Geniušas. Qualifications Masters of Music in Piano Performance (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, 2017) Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance (Royal Academy of Music, 2015) Personal achievement New Rising Star Piano Competition Champion in Glasgow, 2015 First prize in the Young Musician of the Gulf, 2010 The Best Pianist Award and Most Promising Bahrain-Based Musician Award, 2010 Third prize in the First International Chopin Competition in Kuwait, 2010 Testimonial “Power-driven Korean Hyuk Namkoong was first off with Nikolai Kapustin’s Sonata-Fantasia, which began its journey out east but wandered into Hollywood, Tin Pan Alley and 52nd Street, picking up widescreen and jazz influences wherever it walked. Hyuk gave it a knockout performance. I don’t know if he got the jokes, but this listener, corpsing quietly in the back row, was dazzled.” – Michael Tumelty (Classical music writer), Herald Scotland, 29th February 2016 *********************************************************************************************************** Please note this ticket price DOES include a byo/corkage fee should you want to bring alcohol to the venue. All additional purchases of drinks and snacks from the cafe counter are always very much appreciated.

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Nether Edge & Abbeydale RoadAll within a 5–10 minute walk of Café #9 — Abbeydale Road pubs and kitchen spots for a pre-show pint or post-gig bite.

Hagglers Corner

4.6£10–£25🍽️ Kitchen & café

Open · See venue for hours

Abbeydale Road neighbourhood kitchen — coffee, small plates, and a relaxed room a few minutes from Café #9.

The Broadfield

4.5£10–£20🍺 Real ale pub

Open · Closes at 11.00 pm

544 Abbeydale Road — Sheffield Ale Club pub with cask ales and a cosy front room, an easy stroll from Nether Edge.

The Sheldon

4.4£10–£20🍺 Traditional pub

Open · See venue for hours

606 Abbeydale Road local with pub food and a friendly crowd — handy before or after an acoustic set at Café #9.

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Straight-line (approx.)

  • Tram · University of Sheffield0.90 mi
  • Tram · West Street0.98 mi
  • Bus · Moorhead (Charter Row)1.06 mi
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