Juliet Kim

Juliet Kim began her musical journey when she was just four years old, following in her older siblings' footsteps, who were already taking violin lessons. At the age of eight, Dr. Kim began her pre-college studies at the Colburn School where she continued her education until graduating high school. At the Colburn School, Dr. Kim was the first and sole recipient of the Wesley Bing Leung Scholarship Award for Leadership, which was awarded due to her orchestral leadership. Additionally, Dr. Kim was awarded the Herbert Zipper Scholarship in conjunction with the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation during her time at the Colburn School. For her undergraduate studies, Dr. Kim attended Vanderbilt University's Blair School of Music, earning a BM in Violin Performance, and a minor in Child Development. While at Vanderbilt, Dr. Kim was graciously awarded the Potter Opportunity Award, allowing her to continue her studies at various festivals throughout the summer months. For her MM and DMA, Dr. Kim attended Boston University, where she was a Graduate Teaching Assistant, providing private violin lessons to undergraduate students; furthermore, Dr. Kim was also a coach for Boston University's All-Campus Orchestra. 

As a performer, Dr. Kim has had the privilege to perform both domestically and internationally. Her musical travels have taken her to various countries, including Italy, Austria, Czechia, and Poland. She has appeared regularly as a section violinist with the Boston Chamber Symphony and the Boston Civic Symphony, as well as served as the concertmaster for Boston Ballet’s Next Generation Orchestra for multiple years.

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As an educator, Dr. Kim is passionate about providing her students with a strong musical foundation, incorporating music theory, technique, and musicality into lessons. She also strives to provide her students with a safe learning environment, so that they may develop their skills and abilities in a positive manner. Dr. Kim has taught at various musical institutions, including W.O. Smith Music School in Nashville, TN, Maestro Musicians Academy in Lexington, MA, and Pianoberries Music School in Brookline, MA. 
 

Dr. Kim's principal teachers include Lorenz Gamma, Richard Schwabe, Stephen Miahky, and Bayla Keyes.