Grace Kim

Violin

Violinist appearing with the Grand Rapids Symphony in a Dvořák and Brahms program.

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In short

Grace Kim is a violinist scheduled to appear as soloist with the Grand Rapids Symphony in November 2026, performing Dvořák's Romance for Violin and Orchestra alongside music by Jessie Montgomery and Brahms. Beyond this listing, no further biographical details are confirmed.

What to listen for

Listeners can expect Kim's violin to take the spotlight in Dvořák's Romance for Violin and Orchestra in F minor, a lyrical single movement built from a wistful main melody that the soloist returns to after wandering into more turbulent, minor-key episodes. The evening opens with Jessie Montgomery's Strum, a piece for strings that grows from plucked, guitar-like textures into sweeping bowed lines, giving the orchestra a chance to set an energetic tone before the concerto. The program closes with Brahms's Serenade No. 1, an early orchestral work in a relaxed, symphonic mood, with woodwind-led themes and a genial, outdoor character reminiscent of Haydn-era serenades. Together the pieces move from rhythmic vitality to soloistic tenderness to orchestral warmth.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed September 2026.

Grace Kim

In short

What to listen for

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