BIN GUI

Bin Gui is a professional violinist based in Phoenix, Arizona. She is currently a member of The Phoenix Symphony and a tenured First Violinist with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, and was previously a Section Violinist with The Syracuse Orchestra. Her work includes orchestral performance, chamber music, solo repertoire, teaching, and community engagement.

Bin has performed at places such as Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, Flushing Town Hall, and Great Room Arts Salon, with Carnegie Hall engagements including the UNITAR 60th Anniversary Concert, Hymns from Auschwitz, and a gala performance with Tutti Music & Arts. Across her orchestral work, she has held repeated concertmaster appointments during her conservatory years, performed with ensembles including New Manhattan Sinfonietta and Apex Ensemble, and served as Assistant Concertmaster with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra on multiple programs.

She has also worked with the International Summer Music School (ISMS) in New York, coaching young musicians and participating in chamber performances, including a Carnegie Hall appearance in 2025. In September 2026, Bin also took part in a Turkish American Arts Society of New York performance marking the centennial of diplomatic relations between Türkiye and the United States.

In 2023, Bin was a featured violinist at the American International Cultural Arts Festival at Flushing Town Hall, where she performed Butterfly Lovers and received the Community Contribution Award. Her work also includes community and educational performances, including Healing Harmonies and programs for senior audiences.

Bin has received First Prize in three categories at the Vivaldi International Music Competition, First Prize in the Professional Division of the Haydn Hall Eisenstadt Competition, and Third Prize at the New York Artists International Competition.

She studied at Manhattan School of Music and Mannes School of Music, with teachers including Lisa Kim, David Chan, Glenn Dicterow, and Lucie Robert.