Dr. Jean Park is a distinguished pianist and educator who has been nurturing talent and inspiring students since 2004. Prior to moving to Cary, she had successful piano studios in Seattle, New York City, and San Antonio, all of which had waitlists. Currently, Dr. Park shares her expertise as a faculty member at Duke University and Meredith College while continuing to operate her private piano studio in the Triangle area.

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Dr. Park’s students have achieved success under her guidance, earning top honors in competitions such as the Raleigh Piano Teachers Association Young Artist Auditions, JK Hodges Contemporary Piano Competition (Texas), NYSMTA Competition (NYC), and the Eastside Performing Arts Festival (Seattle). Beyond competitions, Dr. Park is dedicated to helping each student realize their potential, fostering a love for music that goes beyond technical excellence.

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Dr. Park is equally passionate about mentoring young musicians through masterclasses. She has been invited to teach at the Texas State International Piano Festival, Stony Brook University, Cary Apex Piano Teacher’s Association, and Ashe School of Music. Her engaging and insightful approach to teaching has made her a sought-after educator for students and teachers alike.

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Dr. Park has served in leadership roles in organizations such as the Piano Teachers Congress of New York, the San Antonio Music Teachers Association, and the Cary Apex Piano Teachers Association, where she is currently a board member and secretary. She was a recipient of the Music Teachers National Association STAR Award, an award for excellence in academic achievement, successful teaching experience and demonstrated leadership abilities.

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Dr. Park is an experienced adjudicator, having served on panels for many competitions including Duke University's Concerto Competition, Texas State University's Concerto and Aria Competition, Chapel Hill Philharmonia's Young Artist Concerto Competition, Texas Music Teachers Association Student Affiliate Performance Contest, Janice Kay Hodges Contemporary Piano Competition, and many others.

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Dr. Park received her Doctor of Musical Arts degree in piano performance from Stony Brook University, a Master of Music degree from Manhattan School of Music, and dual bachelor's degrees in Music and Business Administration from the University of Washington.

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For more information about Dr. Park as a pianist please visit www.jeanpark.com!