Jaehyuk Lee

Saxophonist Jaehyuk Lee is rapidly gaining recognition for his virtuosity and expressive artistry, establishing himself as a compelling new voice in the classical music world. A winner of the Eisenberg–Fried Concerto Competition and the Philharmonic Society of Arlington Young Artist Competition, he has made acclaimed debuts at Carnegie Hall in New York and in Boston with the Arlington Symphony Orchestra, further solidifying his reputation on the American stage. His international honors include prizes at the Vienna International Music Competition, the London Young Musician Competition, the Mozart Competition, and the Lillian Fuchs Chamber Music Competition.

Lee earned his Bachelor’s degree from Seoul National University College of Music and his Master’s degree from the Manhattan School of Music. He has appeared as a soloist with the Manhattan School of Music Orchestra, the Arlington Symphony Orchestra, the Seoul Wind Orchestra, the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Korean Dito Orchestra, performing on major stages across Korea and the United States.

While pursuing the prestigious Artist Diploma at Montclair State University under Stacy Wilson, Lee was selected to join the United States Army Band, a milestone marking the beginning of his next chapter. In addition, he runs a private teaching studio in New Jersey and serves as conductor of the Amadeus Youth Wind Band, nurturing the next generation of young musicians. He is also an Ambassador for JLV Sounds Paris, reflecting his growing international profile.