Caroline Suh is a twelve-year-old violinist from New York who began her musical study at the age of three.

She has been studying music at the Manhattan School of Music in the Precollege division for the past five years where she has served as a concertmistress in two of its four orchestras. Last year, she was first place winner of its Precollege Concerto Competition in her age category which led to an orchestral performance of Pablo de Sarasate's Zigeunerweisen. Caroline has placed first in the C.W. Post Chamber Music Festival Concerto Competition. She has participated in master classes with violinist Giora Schmidt as part of the Long Island Philharmonic Master Class Series. In New York, Caroline has performed at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center, Tilles Center, and Carnegie Hall. Caroline made her orchestral debut as guest soloist of the North Shore Symphony Orchestra at the age of ten playing Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor. As recent first place winner in the 212 Ensemble Orchestra Violin Concerto Competition she was invited to play The Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso by SaintSaens.

She currently attends the Perlman Music Program at Shelter Island. Caroline studies under the guidance of Mrs. Julie Artzt Becker.