South Korean violinist Bomsori Kim will make her Hollywood Bowl debut Tuesday, Sept. 1, in a performance with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the iconic outdoor amphitheater in Los Angeles. She will join conductor Anja Bihlmaier for Max Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 26, as part of the “Dvořák & Bruch” program.
Kim, who has gained international attention through major competitions and as a Deutsche Grammophon exclusive artist, has become a top-ranked soloist on the global classical stage. The article describes her playing as warm in tone and deeply lyrical, with a “singing” quality that has earned her wide recognition.
The concert is being presented with support from the Korean American media outlet Korea Times as the LA Philharmonic’s official Korean media partner, underscoring its significance for Korean classical music fans in Southern California. For many in the Korean American community, the appearance adds a notable Korean presence to one of Los Angeles’ best-known summer music venues.
Kim’s debut comes as she continues a career that has taken her from South Korea to major concert halls around the world. The performance is expected to showcase both her expressive style and Bruch’s romantic concerto, a staple of the violin repertory.
Tickets: https://www.hollywoodbowl.com/events/performances/4331/2026-09-01/dvorak-bruch
