Cho Su-Hwang
Cho Su-Hwang is a South Korean pansori vocalist. He previously served as a full-time member of the National Changgeuk Company of Korea, the resident troupe of the National Theater of Korea. He is certified successor in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage pansori.
Career
In November 2021, Cho presented a solo recital, Nature's Comfort: Four Seasons with Su-Hwang Cho, at the Byeoloreum Theater of the National Theater of Korea.In June 2022, he performed at the Sofia Music Weeks International Festival in Bulgaria with cellist Anatoli Krastev.
On 9 January 2024, Cho attended the President's New Year's gathering with cultural and artistic figures held at the Seoul Arts Center in Seoul.
Recognition
In December 2023, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yu In-chon referred to Cho as a "national representative artist", as reported by Chosun Ilbo.Awards
- 2013 – Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Award
- 2014 – Gold Prize, Dong-A Korean Traditional Music Competition
- 2016 – Gold Prize, Dong-A Korean Traditional Music Competition
- 2018 – Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea Award
- 2022 – Grand Prize, National Namdo Minyo Competition
- 2023 – Commendation Award from the National Assembly Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee
Affiliations
- Fellow, Royal Society of Arts
- Fellow, Royal [Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland]