Jiji

Members who give $500+ annually receive 10% off concert tickets.

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We look forward to welcoming you back to enjoy a meaningful, safe, and fun experience. We have thoroughly reviewed our operations and implemented a number of measures to support health and safety, including:

• All guests ages 2 and up are encouraged to wear a face mask covering their nose and mouth, even after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. Complimentary masks are available at entry.
• Guests will be assigned seats to provide distance from other parties. Guest Service will contact ticket buyers with their seat locations prior to the performance.*
• All concerts will be approximately 60–75 minutes without an intermission.
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*Tickets purchased under the same order will be seated together. To request to be seated separately, contact MIM’s Guest Service Team at 480.478.6000 or guestservice@MIM.org.

A graceful and nuanced player . . . she presented an intimate, captivating performance

—Kansas City Star

You could have heard a pin drop as she played. Rarely do you hear—or not hear—an audience so rapt . . . she is not just a guitarist but an artist.

—New Criterion

Jiyeon “Jiji” Kim is an adventurous artist known for her virtuosic performances featuring a diverse selection of music, from traditional and contemporary classical to free improvisation, played on both acoustic and electric guitar. Through her impeccable musicianship, compelling stage presence, and constant premieres of new musical works, Jiji’s intriguing programming solidifies her reputation as one of today’s top guitarists.

Following the success of her EP recording, Underglow, her new project, Unbound, features commissioned music written specifically for her. Jiji also performs her own compositions, incorporating electronic media and acoustic music. Her music is influenced by her regular activities as a DJ, highlighting the electronic dance styles of happy hardcore and Berlin experimental electronica. In 2018, Jiji joined the ASU School of Music faculty as assistant professor of guitar.