Ham Chun Ho is a South Korean singer-songwriter and professor. He graduated from Daesung High School and later obtained a bachelor's degree in Music from Hanil Presbyterian University, a master's degree in Applied Music from Chungwoon University and was awarded an honorary Ph.D. from Shepherd University in Los Angeles (although the school has now permanently closed). He made his debut in 1986 after he joined Ha Deok Kyu as part of the duo Siinkwa Chonjang (시인과 촌장) with their 2nd album "Blue Sails". The duo had previously debuted in 1981 but, after their debut album, singer Park Hak Ki decided to leave and Ha spent several years finding the right replacement. In 2009, he formed a project group called JULY PROJECT alongside Yurisangja's Lee Se Jun. Their album, "Bridge", became quite popular as it featured well-known artists like Super Junior's Yesung and Lee Seok Hoon. In 2020, he became the Dean of the Practical Music Department at Seoul Theological University. He does not appear on TV as much, but he is still recognized as one of the best guitarists in the country.

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