South Korean-born pianist Hannah Cho is a versatile and distinctive piano performer as a solo performer and a collaborative pianist. She is also actively involved in piano pedagogy as a piano adjudicator, a clinician, and a jury member of many piano competitions.

 Ms.Cho has had numerous concerts at many concert halls as a soloist and a collaborative Pianist and also she has performed with many orchestras, in South Korea, Bulgaria, Japan, and the U.S. at many venues, including Carnegie Weill Hall in New York.  Most recently, she was invited by the Vratza Symphony Orchestra in Bulgaria to premiere W. Stenhammar Piano Concerto No.2 under the direction of conductor Nickolas Carlson.

She is a laureate of numerous international competitions, including the Korea Music Association Piano Competition, the American Protégé International Competition, the American Prize Competition, both in piano solo and concerto divisions, Charleston International Competition( Piano-Four Hands) and American virtuoso international music competition(Chamber Music).

She earned a bachelor's degree in piano performance at Dong-A university in South Korea. After that, she moved to Bulgaria to earn a master's degree, followed by a Kozertexamen degree in Pancho Vladigerov- National Music Academy in Sofia, Bulgaria. She has finished several piano pedagogy certification programs from SPIPU. In addition, she has been continually studying with a massive passion for "Body Mapping" with Lisa Marsh in Portland, OR, to introduce and teach more effective and safe piano performance with correct movement and sound production for the piano students and players.

Currently, Hannah Cho is working at St. Martin's University in Lacey, WA as a piano adjunct faculty member, and also she maintains a large private studio. She is also invited to several chapters yearly as a highly regarded piano adjudicator to the Washington State Music Teachers Association. In addition, she has been actively involved in performing with many classical performing groups, including Forza La Femme and Piano Duo Amabile as a founder and performing artist.