About Me

Yeonsuk Jung (b. 1998) is a Korean-born composer whose works explore harmonies through both analog and digital processes. His compositions span from chamber to electronic music, incorporating both acoustic and digital sound production methods. Through the perspective of Urban planning concepts, he melds eclectic sounds and compositional structure. 


His music has been performed at and awarded by several established music festivals including the 30x30x30 Soli Chamber Ensemble Call for Score (Winner, 2024), The Clements Prize for Composers (Finalist, 2023), and the 2023-24 Klingler Electro Acoustic Residency Competition (Winner, 2023). His compositions have been performed globally, notably at the Conway Hall Sunday Concert Series (London, UK), the International Young Composers' Academy at Ticino (Switzerland, 2022), and ICEBERG New Music Institute (Vienna, 2022).


Yeonsuk has collaborated with contemporary ensembles and performers, including  Trio Immersio, Trio Fidelio, SOLI Chamber Ensemble, BGSU Graduate Saxophone Quartet, Duo Duoro, Les Percussion De Strausberg, and Camerata San Antonio.


In addition to traditional compositions, Yeonsuk explores other musical outlets through his alter ego, Squab Dad, where he experiments with various genres, blending dance music and internet culture.


Yeonsuk holds Bachelor of Music degrees in Composition and Music Theory from the University of North Texas. He is currently pursuing a Master of Music degree at Bowling Green State University studying with Elainie Lillios