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Chin, Unsuk (1961– )| South Korean composer. Her work is modern, featuring both electronic and acoustic scores, and reveals her exceptional ear for instrumentation. She is best known for her works Acrostic-Wordplay (1991–93) for soprano and ensemble, and her 2001 Violin Concerto, for which she was awarded the prestigious Grawemeyer Award for composition in 2004. |
| She became the composer in residence for the Deutsches Symphonie Orchester in Berlin, Germany, in 2001. |
| She was born in Seoul, South Korea, and moved to Germany in 1985 to study in Hamburg with Hungarian-born Austrian composer György Ligeti. |
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