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Jung-Ho interviews the Cape Symphony’s new executive director, Mike Albaugh. Jung-Ho and Mike first met many years ago at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, when Jung-Ho was a guest conductor for the World Youth Orchestra. Mike came in to direct the music education program, and hired Jung-Ho to join the music faculty. The two worked together for six years, and are thrilled to be working together again. Check out the first part of their conversation.

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Jung-Ho interviews the Cape Symphony’s new executive director, Mike Albaugh. Jung-Ho and Mike first met many years ago at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, when Jung-Ho was a guest conductor for the World Youth Orchestra. Mike came in to direct the music education program, and hired Jung-Ho to join the music faculty. The two worked together for six years, and are thrilled to be working together again. Check out the second part of the interview to hear more of their conversation and discover Mike’s secret talent!

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Episode 3 of ENJOY! features an amazing performance of a Korean drum dance from the Cape Symphony’s 2016 concert “The Silk Road and Beyond.” It’s visually and musically spectacular.

Also in ENJOY! Episode 3, Jung-Ho interviews the Cape Symphony’s new Executive Director, Mike Albaugh. Check out the interview to hear their conversation and discover Mike’s secret talent!

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In this excerpt from ENJOY! Episode 2, Jung-Ho Pak talks to an incredibly talented young woman named Clarissa Bevilacqua. Clarissa is the winner of the Cape Symphony International Online Violin Concerto Competition.

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In Episode 2 of ENJOY!, Jung-Ho talks to an incredibly talented young woman named Clarissa Bevilacqua. Clarissa is the winner of our Cape Symphony International Online Violin Concerto Competition. Enjoy her conversation with Jung-Ho, a glimpse of her award-winning performance, and a special demonstration of her talent. Congratulations to Clarissa!

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Composer Barak Schmool wrote "20th Meridian," a journey through the African countries along the line of longitude 20 degrees east of Greenwich, England. The piece was composed specifically for the Cape Symphony, led by Artistic Director & Conductor Jung-Ho Pak, to perform with the trio Chesaba: Abel Selaocoe on cello, Sidiki Dembélé on on African drums djembe, kora, ngoni, and calabash, and Alan Keary on bass guitar.