Janet Noh

Biography

Janet Noh is an international award-winning classical pianist turned pop-R&B singer, songwriter, producer and musical theater storyteller with a flair for blending the unexpected.

Initially pursuing a conservatory path, Janet was admitted to Juilliard, but took a U-turn by starting her post-college career as a Wall Street investment banker after graduating from Yale. She came back to music after being awarded a composing scholarship to NYU-Tisch and upon graduating with a Master of Fine Arts, made her acting debut in a principal role on Broadway. This diverse background in music and business ultimately led her to explore her passion for music in a new light, diving into the world of pop music.

Janet’s approach combines eclectic musical influences, which incorporates the timelessness of classical music, the drama inherent in musical theater storytelling, and the modern soundscape of pop songwriting & production – all while staying true to her core belief, “Music is the universal language of the heart.”

As a featured solo artist:
- Regularly performs sold-out performances at Lincoln Center, Broadway theaters, as well as cities in US, Europe, and Asia
- Her music is regularly studied by Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center Theater, Columbia University, etc.
- Debut EP “Love Me More” reached 1M+ listeners

As a musical theater composer, musical works include:
- THE ISLAND CLUB (commissioned by Chicken Soup for the Soul Publishing LLC, licensed through Concord Theatricals)
- PANGAEA (The Frederick Loewe Foundation award; developed by Live & In Color; Marymount Manhattan College)
- MODEL MINORITY (developed at Broadcast Music Inc. Lehman Engel Workshop)
- #BARS workshop with original Broadway cast of Hamilton (The Public Theater)
- Made her acting debut as a principal role on Broadway (Mack & Mabel; Rocktopia)