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John Yun Music Director & Pianist in New York
John Yun is a New York-based music director and pianist with extensive experience in Broadway productions, concerts, and studio recordings. Specializing in a wide range of musical styles, he has served as music director for Tony-winning shows like Maybe Happy Ending and associate music director for Hell's Kitchen and Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. His career spans performances in over 20 countries, along with collaborations on high-profile events such as NBC's Rockefeller Tree Lighting Ceremony and the 74th Tony Awards. John combines technical expertise with creative artistry in new musical workshops, masterclasses, and private instruction.

His work with the Leonard Bernstein Foundation and MTI on reimagining the West Side Story score demonstrates his innovative approach to classic compositions. With a background as a former professional DJ and doctoral candidate in piano performance, he brings unique versatility to every project. John's commitment to excellence is evident in his diverse engagements, from Broadway to private events, ensuring tailored musical solutions for every client.
Services
Music Direction Piano Performance Concerts Masterclasses Studio Recordings
Highlights and features
  • We have extensive Broadway production experience with Tony-winning shows.
  • Our team offers international performance expertise across 20+ countries.
  • We specialize in diverse musical styles from classical to contemporary.
  • Our services include masterclasses and private instruction for all skill levels.
  • We provide innovative solutions for new musical workshops and recordings.
Services
Music Direction
Music direction services for Broadway productions, concerts, and special events. Our expertise includes orchestrating complex scores and leading ensembles for theater, television, and live performances. Clients benefit from our deep industry experience and artistic precision.
Piano Performance
Professional piano and keyboard performance for recordings, live events, and theatrical productions. We deliver technically flawless and emotionally resonant performances across classical, jazz, and contemporary genres. Our versatility suits diverse musical requirements.
Masterclasses
Interactive masterclasses covering piano technique, music theory, and performance skills. Designed for students and professionals, these sessions combine technical instruction with practical application. Participants gain insights from our Broadway and international experience.
Studio Recordings
Studio recording services for solo performances, ensemble work, and soundtrack contributions. We specialize in capturing nuanced interpretations with professional audio quality. Our experience spans commercial recordings and theatrical projects.
Concerts
Curated concert experiences featuring solo piano works, collaborative performances, and thematic musical programs. We create engaging performances for festivals, galas, and private events. Our repertoire adapts to diverse audience preferences.
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John Yun
Music Director & Pianist
John Yun is a New York-based music director and pianist with Broadway credits including Maybe Happy Ending and Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. He has performed internationally and specializes in diverse musical styles from classical to contemporary.
Questions
What services does John Yun offer?
John Yun provides music direction, piano performance, masterclasses, studio recordings, and concert performances for Broadway, events, and educational settings.
What Broadway experience does John Yun have?
John has worked on Broadway productions including Maybe Happy Ending, Hell's Kitchen, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Some Like It Hot, and Back To The Future.
Does John Yun teach music lessons?
Yes, John offers masterclasses, choir workshops, and private instruction for piano and music theory at all skill levels.
What other projects has John Yun worked on?
John has consulted for Cats: The Jellicle Ball, performed at the Tonight Show, and collaborated on West Side Story's 20-piece orchestra rework.