Evan De Long, Violin
United States

Originally from Los Angeles, California, Evan De Long has been playing the violin since the age of eight, and holds a Bachelor’s degree in violin performance Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he studied with Jorja Fleezanis and Grigory Kalinovsky. He recently finished his masters degree at the University of Denver Lamont School of Music, where he studied with Linda Wang and held a Graduate Teaching Assistantship.

Evan currently holds the principal 2nd violin position with the Colorado Springs Philharmonic, and also holds a position with the Boulder Philharmonic. He also plays as a regular substitute with both the Colorado Symphony and Opera Colorado. Evan completed a cruise ship contract with Lincoln Center Stage and Holland America Line in 2019, and performs concerts with the Range Ensemble quartet in Candlelight Concerts. Evan maintains a large private studio of both violin and piano students in the Denver Area.

Henry Jenkins, Violin

Henry Jenkins, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, is a freelance violinist currently based in Indiana. After studying at the Oberlin Conservatory under Professor Milan Vitek, Henry completed his graduate studies with Professor Kevork Mardirossian at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. Henry serves as Assistant Concertmaster in the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic and Terre Haute Symphony Orchestras and performs in the sections of the Owensboro Symphony, Evansville Philharmonic, and Indianapolis Symphony. Henry also plays with the Iris Orchestra in Memphis and the International Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico.

Sun Huh, Violin

Native Korean violinist Sun Huh has risen to acclaim around the world for her musicianship and extraordinary performances. She has played concerts as a soloist in Asia, Europe, and the Americas, and is a prize winner of many national competitions in South Korea. Huh debuted as a concert soloist in Germany with “Neue Kammerorchester Düsseldorf” in the Mozart Festival under the baton of Rüdiger Bohn. She has had significant performance engagements as a soloist with German notable orchestras such as Collegium Musicum Jülich under the baton of Raymond Janssen and Neue Philharmonia Westfalen.
One of the recent highlights was a solo performance at the ceremony of the “UNHCR World Refugee Day” in Geneva, Switzerland. Ms. Huh has sat on the jury of international music competitions, including the Manhattan International Music Competition and the East Coast International Competition.

She has joined the International Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico which provides dynamic concerts to Puerto Rican communities as a musical representative for the D’Addario and the Titin Foundations since 2019. She most recently earned her Doctor of Music in Literature and Performance as a student of Mark Kaplan at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.