Chan Ho Yun currently serves on the faculty of the California State University, Long Beach and The Colburn School of Performing Arts. He has been awarded the DSCM, Sydney Conservatiorium of Music, MM, Southern Methodist University and DMA, University of Southern California. His violin studies have been with Harry Curby, Alice Schoenfeld, Eduard Schmieder and Abram Shtern.

Dr. Yun is the Executive Director and Founder of the Rainbow Music Academy, a non-profit organization recognized by the Los Angeles City Council for bringing quality musical instruction to underprivileged, inner-city children. In addition, Dr. Yun is the founder and director of the Montecito Summer Music Festival which just completed its very successful inaugural season.

Honored with a Big Brother Foundation Scholarship for studies in London and the Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee Music Award to study in the U.S., Dr. Yun has performed chamber music concerts and conducted master classes at summer residencies at the Pan Pacific Music Festival, the Idyllwild Arts Summer Festival, the Beverly Hills International Summer Music Festival, and the Bowdoin Summer Music Festival. Dr. Yun has performed extensively in solo and chamber music concerts, as well as being heard on radio broadcasts in Australia for ABC FM and 2MBS FM and in the US for KUSC and K-Mozart.

Dr. Yun has performed at major venues in Australia and the US. He has worked as a freelance musician playing with the Los Angeles Mozart Orchestra, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and the Pasadena Symphony. He is a former member of Los Angeles Musica Viva under the direction of Jim Tyler. Dr. Yun continues to collaborate regularly with prominent musicians in the Los Angeles area.