"as Dido's court poet Iopas, Ji-Min Park produced a lovely lyrical pastoral hymn O blonde Cérès" Bach Track review, June 2012

"Emma Matthews, standing in for Rachelle Durkin as Violetta, and Ji-Min Park as Alfredo were both outstanding...

Emma Matthews and Ji-Min Park played the parts of the two lovers with great emotional intensity and with apparent vocal ease, the upper ends of their register ringing out with impressive clarity. However, such an immense production as this requires a lot of expertise from a large number of people and it was fitting at the opera's conclusion that all those involved with the production came on stage to receive warm applause from the audience. It was an evening which I will not forget in a long time. The benchmark for Opera on the Harbour has been set incredibly high. I am already looking forward to next year!"

 

Bachtrack.com, April 2012

"Performance-wise there are no disappointments in this opera, as it sports a surprisingly level playing-field of excellent standard, but my favourite would almost certainly have to be South Korea’s Ji-Min Park as Rodolfo, the poet; a role he’s apparently honed and made his own, at the Royal Opera House, just last year. Not only does his fine tenor come prominently to the fore, but he distinguishes himself also as an actor of great merit. As a young man, he’s already collected a swag of prizes and honours, the greatest of which is the unforced, natural talent and charisma he exudes." Curtain Call, July 2011

"The first, in act one, is Rodolfo’s aria Che gelida manina. In the right tenor’s hands — Luciano Pavarotti wasn’t half-bad — it soars; the top C lifting the audience out of their seats as the young writer courts his shy seamstress. Korean Ji-Min Park nailed it. Not surprisingly, of course; he’s sung the role at Covent Garden with a reputation as one of the finest younger singers in the world. But a flawless delivery and real emotional intensity makes his appearance a pleasure for Australian audience." blogs.crikey.com.au/curtaincall, April 2011

"International tenor Ji-Min Park is a superb Rodolfo. Boyish and wide-eyed, Rodolfo’s reckless pursuit of the artistic experience is crystal clear through Park’s beautiful performance. Singing magnificently throughout, Park’s “Che Gelida Manina” is an absolute triumph. Exquisite soprano Takesha Meshé Kizart completes the star casting...Kizart and Park capture the audience’s hearts, resulting in one of the most moving final acts in memory." Theatrepeople.com, April 2011

"The biggest applause goes to the Rodolfo, Ji-Min Park. The South Korean knows the ropes. Line and sentimentality were controlled well and met the expectations of the public, who were clearly satisfied with the raw emotion expressed by the poet." [translated] anaclase.com, October 2010