Hyun Jeong Kang, a native of South Korea, maintains an active profile across the United States and abroad as a solo recitalist, chamber musician, and collaborative pianist, including the concert project by Arts Council Korea, a duo concert under Artist-Human Resources Support Project by Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Art Council Korea, WPTA USA online concert. She teaches at Sunwha art school/high school and Ewha Womans University.                                           

Kang has placed in various competitions, including American Classical Young Musician Award, IMKA International Internet Music & Dance Competition, New York Golden Classical Music Awards International Competition, Seattle International Piano Competition, Yea-jin Music Competition, the Korea Baptist Theological University Music Competition, International Youth Music Competition, and Korea National Youth Music Competition. She has actively invited and performed in numerous international music festivals, including the San Juan International Piano Festival by the Steinway Society of Puerto Rico, the Illinois Summer Piano Institute, the Seoul International Music Camp Festival, and the Eumyoun International Music Festival. After participating in the San Juan International Piano Festival, she served as Assistant Director in the festival the following year.

Kang received a Doctoral degree in piano performance from Florida State University under the tutelage of Ian Hobson and a master’s degree from the University of Michigan under the tutelage of Logan Skelton. While pursuing her graduate studies, she received a full-tuition scholarship as a research assistant, a Mildred Tuttle scholarship, and a merit-based scholarship. She holds a bachelor’s degree at Ewha Womans University under the tutelage of Myoung-sun Kye, receiving the academic scholarship and Dr. Young Re Cha Scholarship.