Sumi Jo

Sumi Jo, OSI[1] (조수미; Korean pronunciation:  [tɕo

Sumi Jo
su.mi]; born 22 November 1962) is a Grammy Award-
OSI
winning South Korean lyric coloratura soprano
known for her interpretations of the bel canto
repertoire.[2][3]

Contents
Life and career
Early life and education
Career
Academy Award nomination and
exclusion
Personal life
Legacy
Recordings
Recitals
Opera recordings
Guest performances and film music
Jo in October, 2015
DVD
Born 22 November
Awards and honors
1962
References
Changwon, South
External links
Korea
Nationality South Korean
Life and career Occupation Lyric coloratura
soprano
Years active 1980s–present
Early life and education
Jo was born Jo Su-gyeong [tɕo sʰuɡjʌŋ] in Changwon, Korean name
South Korea. Her mother was an amateur singer and Hangul 조수미
pianist who had been unable to pursue her own
professional music studies because of politics in Hanja 趙秀美
Korea during the 1950s. Determined to provide her Revised Jo Sumi
daughter with opportunities she never had, Jo's Romanization
mother enrolled her in piano lessons at the age of 4
McCune– Cho Sumi
and later voice lessons at the age of 6. As a child, Jo
Reischauer
would often spend up to eight hours a day studying
music.[4] IPA /tɕo su.mi/
Birth name
In 1976, Jo entered the Sun Hwa Arts School from
which she graduated in 1980, receiving dual diplomas
Hangul 조수경
in voice and piano.[5] She has entered the department Revised Jo Sugyeong
of vocal music at the Seoul National University with Romanization
the best practical score since the department has McCune– Cho Sugyŏng
opened.[6] She continued her music studies at Seoul Reischauer
National University from 1981 to 1983. While
studying at SNU, Jo made her professional recital debut, appeared in several concerts with the
Korean Broadcasting System, and made her professional operatic debut as Susanna in The
Marriage of Figaro with Seoul Opera.[2]

In 1983, Jo left SNU in order to study at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome. Among her
teachers were Carlo Bergonzi and Giannella Borelli. While Jo studied in Italy, she was frequently
heard in concert in Italian cities and on national radio broadcasts and telecasts. It was during this
time when Jo began to use "Sumi" as her stage name in order to make her name more friendly to
European language speakers who often found it difficult to pronounce Su-gyeong. She graduated
in 1985 with concentrations in keyboard and voice.

Following graduation, Jo began to study with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf[4] and won several
international competitions in Seoul, Naples, Enna, Barcelona, and Pretoria. In August 1986, she
was unanimously awarded first prize in the Carlo Alberto Cappelli International Competition in
Verona, one of the world's most important contests, open only to first-prize winners of other
major competitions.[7]

Career
In 1986, Jo made her European operatic debut as Gilda in Verdi's Rigoletto at the Teatro
Comunale Giuseppe Verdi in Trieste. This performance drew the attention of Herbert von
Karajan, who proceeded to cast her as Oscar in Un ballo in maschera opposite Plácido Domingo
for the 1989 Salzburg Festival.[8] Karajan's death during festival rehearsals prevented Jo from
actually singing on stage under his baton (Georg Solti conducted the performances) but she did
sing under Karajan in the studio recording of Ballo, made in the early months of 1989 for
Deutsche Grammophon.[9]

In 1988, Jo made her La Scala debut as Thetis in Jommelli's Fetonte.[10] That same year she
made her debut with the Bavarian State Opera and sang Barbarina in The Marriage of Figaro at
the Salzburg Festival.

In 1989, Jo made her debut with the Vienna State Opera and returned to the Salzburg Festival to
sing Oscar in Verdi's Un ballo in maschera. That same year, she made her debut with the
Metropolitan Opera, once again portraying Gilda in Rigoletto. Jo would later reprise this role
numerous times with the Met over the next fifteen years.[11]

In 1990, Jo made her debut with the Chicago Lyric Opera as the Queen of the Night in Mozart's
The Magic Flute.[12] The following year, she returned to the Metropolitan Opera for another
performance as Oscar in Un ballo in maschera and made her Royal Opera, Covent Garden, debut
as Olympia in The Tales of Hoffmann.[11] She returned to Covent Garden the next year to sing
Adina in L'elisir d'amore and Elvira in I puritani.

In 1993, Jo appeared in the title role of Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor with the Metropolitan
Opera and sang the role of the Queen of the Night at the Salzburg Festival and Covent Garden.[11]
The following year she made her debut with Los Angeles Opera as Sophie in Strauss' Der
Rosenkavalier.[8] In 1995 she sang the role of Countess Adèle in Le comte Ory at the Aix-en-
Provence Festival.

Over the next decade Jo maintained a busy schedule, singing Lucia in Strasbourg, Barcelona,
Berlin, and Paris; La sonnambula in Brussels and Santiago, Chile; I Capuleti e i Montecchi with
Minnesota Opera; Olympia and Rosina in New York; the Queen of the Night in Los Angeles;
Gilda in Bilbao, Oviedo, Bologna, Trieste, and Detroit among others; Il turco in Italia in Spain;
L'enfant et les sortilèges in Boston and Pittsburgh; Le comte Ory in Rome; and Dinorah in New
York. She also appeared in performances at the Théâtre du Châtelet, Théâtre des Champs-
Élysées, Opéra National de Paris, Washington Opera, the Deutsche Oper Berlin, Opera Australia,
and the Teatro Colón.

In addition, she appeared with numerous symphony orchestras in concert, including the
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra,[13] the Cincinnati Pops, the Orchestra of St. Luke's, the Vienna
Philharmonic, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra among others. Her work led her to sing under such conductors as Sir
Georg Solti, Zubin Mehta, Lorin Maazel, James Levine, Kent Nagano, and Richard Bonynge. She
also gave recitals throughout Europe, the United States, Canada, and Australia.[14]

In 2002, Jo sang the theme song for the Korean Broadcasting System's broadcast of the 2002
FIFA World Cup, "The Champions".[15]

In 2007, Jo performed her first Violetta in La traviata with the Toulon Opera and in the
2008/2009 season she was scheduled to perform the role of Zerline in Fra Diavolo at the Opera
Comique and Opéra Royal de Wallonie.[2]

In 2008, Jo participated in the Beijing Olympics with Renée Fleming and Angela Georgiu.[16]

In 2011 Jo provided the singing voice of Veda Pierce in the HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce.

On 9 March 2018, Jo performed a specially-recorded duet with fellow vocalist Sohyang, the song
"Here As One", during the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Paralympic Games in
Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Academy Award nomination and exclusion

"Simple Song Number 3", written by David Lang, performed by Jo, and featured in Paolo
Sorrentino's 2015 film Youth, was nominated for an Academy Award in 2016 in the Best Song
category. Fellow nominees were "Manta Ray", performed by Anohni; "Til It Happens to You",
performed by Lady Gaga; "Earned It", performed by The Weeknd; and "Writing's on the Wall",
performed by Sam Smith (who won the category's award). Although Jo was invited to the
ceremony and attended, she was not invited to perform the song. Anohni, a transgender singer,
was similarly excluded and subsequently boycotted the ceremony. The other nominees performed
their songs during the ceremony.

On the red carpet prior to the ceremonies, Jo and Lang voiced their disappointment with the
producers' decision to exclude the song, indirectly referencing the controversy related to that
year's Academy Awards and its lack of racial diversity.[17]

Personal life
Jo is the cousin aunt of South Korean actor Yoo Gun, his father's cousin sister.[18] Although Jo's
family lived in a rented property, her parents bought a piano for her to play.[19] Her mother
raised and trained Jo strictly. Jo recalled even when her mother went out, she locked the door
outside so that Jo couldn't play truant.[20] She had studied music with a scholarship in Sunhwa
Arts Junior-High School and Sunhwa Arts High School for six years, and marked the highest
score in the history of Seoul National University (SNU) entrance exam, for her vocal
performance.

Just before she performed Ave Maria at Chatelet, Paris, in 2006, Jo's father, Enho Jo, died.
When she learned that her father had died, she wanted to cancel the performance and return to
South Korea for the funeral. Her mother reminded Jo of her promise to her audiences, and said
that it was better if she went on with the show in honor of her father. Her performance was
dedicated to her father and released as a DVD titled Sumi Jo in Paris – For my Father.[21] She
has been claimed as "a voice from above" by Maestro Herbert von Karajan.[22] Jo is an advocate
for animal rights and one of only five Asian celebrities to make People for the Ethical Treatment
of Animals Asia-Pacific's (PETA) first-ever Best-Dressed 2008 list.[23]

Legacy
Aria of Zerbinetta in Ariadne auf Naxos, written by
Richard Strauss in 1912, is a difficult piece with high
notes over 20 minutes in length. Therefore, Strauss
modified part of sheet music because he thought it
was impossible to sing this song. In 1994, however, Jo
became the world's first artist who sang the song with
unedited original record.[24] She recorded this song
Sumi Jo performing at the
with a Japanese American conductor, Kent Nagano, inauguration of President Park
in Lyon, France.[25] Jo said it was the hardest record Geun-hye, February 2013
to sing ever. In 1993, she became first oriental
soprano to win the Italian Golden Goose Award. In
addition, Jo won six international competitions for the first time as an oriental soprano, and was
recorded as the first prima donna of the orient who starred in the world's opera theaters.[26]

"Her voice is the best gift God has given." said Herbert von Karajan, who is considered as the
greatest conductor of the 20th century. Karajan also admired, "I am surprised that you have
learned in Korea, are there such excellent teachers in Korea? Korea is a great nation".[27] The
New York Metropolitan Theater Opera News praised "her song has already crossed the criticism".
Le Monde of France evaluated her as "Even fairies listen to her songs".[28]
Recordings
Jo has over 50 recordings to her credit, including ten solo albums for Erato Records, the French
division of Warner Classics. These recordings include complete operas, oratorio, operetta,
orchestral works and Broadway standards. Notable recordings include the voice of the falcon in
Sir Georg Solti's Grammy Award winning recording of Strauss's Die Frau ohne Schatten for the
Decca label and the role of Oscar the page in Herbert von Karajan's recording of Verdi's Un ballo
in maschera for Deutsche Grammophon.[13]

Recitals
Decca

Carnaval! French Coloratura Arias, Decca (November 15, 1994)

Compilation – Best of Sumi Jo, Decca (February 4, 2009)

Compilation – Art of Sumi Jo, Decca (August 11, 1998)

Erato – Warner Classics

Bel Canto, Arias from Semiramide, La sonnambula, Falstaff, I puritani, I Capuleti e i

Montecchi, Linda di Chamounix, Tancredi, Crispino e la comare, La traviata. English
Chamber Orchestra, Giuliano Carella. Erato (16 September 1997)
Sumi Jo Sings Mozart (or Dear Amadeus), Erato (1 October 1996)
Live at Carnegie Hall, Orchestra of St. Luke's, Richard Bonynge, Erato
Baroque Journey – arias by Vivaldi, Purcell, Handel, Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra.
Erato (November 13, 2007)
Virtuoso Arias: from Il Barbiere di Siviglia, La sonnambula, Lakmé, Rigoletto, Dinorah, Lucia
di Lammermoor, Ariadne auf Naxos, Candide, Korean song "Boribat" (barley field 보리밭 ).
Monte Carlo Orchestra, Paolo Olmi. Erato (7 February 1995)
The Christmas Album, Alessandro Scarlatti: Cantata pastorale per la nascita di Nostro
Signore. Christoph Bernhard: Fürchtet euch nicht! Mozart Exsultate, jubilate K165. Cappella
Coloniensis of the WDR on historical instruments. Erato (18 September 2001)
Prayers, Erato (March 20, 2001)
Only Love, musicals Miss Saigon etc. Erato (11 April 2000)
Johann Strauss Echoes from Vienna Erato (9 November 1999)
Les Bijoux – French Arias, Roméo et Juliette "Je veux vivre", Faust (L'air des Bijoux) "Ah! Je
ris de me voir si belle en ce miroir!", Mignon "Oui, pour ce soir, je suis reine des fées",
L'étoile du nord "C'est bien l'air que chaque matin", Hamlet "À vos jeux, mes amis", Louise
"Depuis le jour", Mireille "O légère hirondelle", Les Huguenots "O beau pays de la Touraine",
Manon "Obéissons quand leur voix appelle", Les pêcheurs de perles "Me voilà seule",
Robinson Crusoé "Conduisez-moi vers celui", ECO, Giuliano Carella, Erato (August 3, 1999)
La Promessa – Italian Songs, Erato (15 September 1998)

Sumi Jo The Erato Recitals (10 CDs) Erato (31 January 2012)
 The Sumi Jo Collection Warner Bros UK (18 January 2010)
Sumi Jo 101: Favorite Crossover and Classics (6CDs) Warner Music Korea (2007)
With Love: Best 20 Songs of Sumi Jo (2 CDs) Warner Music Korea (2006)
My Story (2 CDs) Erato/Warner Music Korea (2002) including a vocal version of "Love is
just a Dream," from non-vocal version was in MBC drama "Hotelier" O.S.T. (2001).

Universal Korea – Deutsche Grammophon Korea

Missing You – songs of the world – Universal Korea DG (10 August 2010)
Ich liebe Dich – German lieder – Universal Korea DG (17 August 2010)
Libera – Universal Korea, DG (2011)

single "Hijo de la Luna" (sung in Spanish but entitled "Son of the moon", 달의 아들) (2011,
Universal Korea)
Sumi Jo with Tomomi Nishimoto in concert CD and DVD
La Luce – Sumi Jo sings Igor Krutoy with Dmitri Hvorostovsky and Lara Fabian – Universal
Korea (2012)
Only Bach – Cantatas for Soprano, Violin & Guitar – Universal Korea DG (2014)
Korean local labels

Ari Arirang – Italian arias and Korean songs – London Philharmonic, Stephan von Cron
(1995, worldwide release 1998, Samsung Music)
Saeya Saeya ( 새야 새야 ) Italian arias and Korean songs. The Korean Symphony, Nanse Gum
(1994, Samsung Music)
Compilation Jo Sumi – Her first purely Korean folk album – Hyangsu ( 조수미 그녀의 첫번째
–
순수 한국가곡집 향수 – ) 20 Korean tracks only, from two previous Korean albums. [鄕愁] (2002,
E&E Media)

Opera recordings
Verdi: Un ballo in maschera with Plácido Domingo, Jean-Luc Chaignaud, Josephine
Barstow, Florence Quivar. Vienna Philharmonic, Vienna State Opera Chorus. Herbert von
Karajan. DGG 1989.
Adolphe Adam: Le toréador, Richard Bonynge, Decca (17 March 1998)
Daniel Auber: Le domino noir. Richard Bonynge (2 CDs) Decca (9 April 1996)
Königin der Nacht in Die Zauberflöte, Georg Solti. Decca (1990)
Königin der Nacht in Die Zauberflöte, with Franz-Joseph Selig, Gösta Winbergh, and Luba
Orgonasova. Armin Jordan Erato (1989)
Königin der Nacht in Die Zauberflöte, with Kurt Streit, Barbara Bonney Drottningholm Court
Theatre Orchestra, Arnold Östman. L'Oiseau Lyre (1992)
Zerbinetta in R. Strauss: Ariadne auf Naxos (original 1912 version), Kent Nagano. Virgin
Classics (1997) This was the first recording of 1912 original version of R. Strauss and
required Sumi JO hit the F♯6 note in Zerbinetta's aria.[29][30]
 Offenbach: Les Contes d'Hoffmann with Roberto Alagna, Natalie Dessay, and José van
Dam. Kent Nagano. Erato
Rossini: Le comte Ory with Diana Montague, Gilles Cachemaille, Gino Quilico, Nicolas
Rivenq, John Aler. Orchestre et Choeur de l'Opéra de Lyon John Eliot Gardiner, Philips.
Rossini: Il turco in Italia with Simone Alaimo, Sir Neville Marriner, Philips.
Rossini: Tancredi with Ewa Podleś. Alberto Zedda. Naxos
Bellini: Norma with Cecilia Bartoli. Giovanni Antonini. Decca

Guest performances and film music

Kenny G 'Rhythm & Romance' Featuring with Sumi Jo – Mirame Bailar
MBC epic drama "Ju-mong" O.S.T. (2006) Sumi Jo – A Memory of Love
KBS drama "The Lost Empire" O.S.T. (2 CDs) Doremi, Korea (2001.12.03) Sumi Jo – If I
Leave
MBC drama "Hu-jun" O.S.T. (1999) Sumi Jo – Elegy of Separation (Bulinbeolgok)
Wojciech Kilar, vocalise for the soundtrack of the 1999 film The Ninth Gate.
Cover version of the title song of Andrew Lloyd Webber's 2010 musical Love Never Dies.
Several of Sumi Jo's recordings were used as the character Veda's singing voice in the 2011
HBO miniseries version of Mildred Pierce. She recorded new tracks specifically for the film,
including the "Bridal Chorus" from Wagner's Lohengrin and the popular standard "I'm Always
Chasing Rainbows."[31]
She performed "Simple Song Number 3" by David Lang at the end of the film Youth
(2015)[32]

DVD
DVD "Sumi Jo in Paris – For my Father" (2006)[33]

Awards and honors

2019 - Sumi Jo received the Order of the Italian Star and granted the Cavaliere title by the
Italian government
2008 – Sumi Jo received the international Puccini Award
2008 – Sumi Jo sang at the International Olympic Games in Beijing[34]
2006 Winner of the Proud Korean Award for Culture and Art
2005 7th Winner of KwanAk Award by Alumni Association of Seoul National University
2003 – Sumi Jo was elected as an "Artist for Peace" of UNESCO[35]
2002 – Sumi Jo sang at the World Cup in Seoul, Korea[36]
2002 18th Woman of the Year by Korea Women Committee
1997 Best Vocal Album by French Cultural Critics
1997 Winner of 5th KBS Overseas Korean Award
 1996 Winner of 1st Korean-Chinese Youth Academic Award
1996 The Best Selling Album of the Year award by British Classic
1995 Decorated with the Order of Culture Merit, South Korea
1995 Grand prize winner of Women Dong-a by Dong-a Daily News, Seoul, South Korea
1994 Winner of Best Soprano, Chile
1994 Winner of Kim SuGeun Award for Performing Art, Seoul, South Korea
1993 Winner of La Siola d'Oro, Forli, Italy
1993 Winner of Grammy Award for Best Opera Recording (conducted by Sir Georg Solti,
Deca label)
1992 Winner of Hong Nanpa Memorial Award
August 1986 First prize in the Carlo Alberto Cappelli International Competition at Verona
October 1986 Graduated with honors from the Santa Cecilia Conservatory
1986 Winner of Pretoria International Music Competitions, South Africa
1985 Winner of 'Francisco Viñas' International Singing Competition,Barcelona, Spain for
Best Female Voice, Best Male Voice went to Samuel Cook.
1985 Winner of Viotti International Music Competition (Concorso Internazionale di Musica
Viotti), Italy
1985 Winner of Sicily Enna International Musical Competition, Italy
1985 Winner of Napoli Zonta International Competition, Italy
1985 Winner of Viotti International Music Competition, Trieste, Italy (Concorso Internazionale
di Musica Viotti)

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434/http://www.vancouversymphony.ca//bio_page.php?artistcode=SUMIJ) 2007-12-19 at the
Wayback Machine
36. ESPNsoccernet.com World Cup 2002: Hiddink: Koreans closing the gap (http://soccernet.es
pn.go.com/wc/newsStory?id=201714&lang=en)

External links
Official website (http://www.josumi.com/eng/index.php)
Sumi Jo (https://www.allmusic.com/artist/q31781) at AllMusic
Sumi Jo (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0423279/) on IMDb
Ah! vous dirai-je, maman (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxRlSFMXk-0) on YouTube,
from Adolphe Adam's Le toréador, Nobel Peace Prize Concert 2000
Streamopera.com/Sumi Jo (https://www.streamopera.com/Catalogo/interpreti/Sumi_Jo-283)
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