Musical Instruments

Amadéus Leopold

Amadéus Leopold (born August 3, 1987), formerly known as Hahn-Bin, is a Korean-born American classical music artist. A former child prodigy, he made his U.S. debut at age 12 performing at the Grammy Awards’ tribute to Isaac Stern, and became a protégé of Itzhak Perlman at age 13. Following his departure from Juilliard and his New York debut at Carnegie Hall in 2009, he gained widespread attention in the early 2010s for his iconoclastic reframing of classical performance, through his interdisciplinary project The Renaissance of Classical Music.

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• ▸Glass harmonica
• ▸Altinum
• ▸Bochum

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