She has given solo recitals in Boston’s Jordan Hall, Alice Tully Hall, the Library of Congress, Ambassador Hall in California, and the Gardner Museum in Boston, as well as concerts in Canada, France, Switzerland and Korea. Ms. Park has also been featured in the Boston Marquee Series, as part of the Boston Celebrity Series.

A passionate chamber musician, Heng-Jin Park is the founding member and current pianist of the Boston Trio. With the Boston Trio Ms. Park has performed internationally in some of the most respected concert series and venues, including Carnegie Hall, Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, Merkin Concert Hall in New York, The Celebrity Series in Boston, Harvard University’s Sanders Theater, UCLA, BYU, Sanibel Festival in Florida, Rockefeller University, Longy School of Music, and Kolarac Hall in Belgrade, Serbia. The trio has been in residence at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and currently is the ensemble-in-residence at the New England Preparatory School and the Killington Music Festival.

Outside of her work with Boston Trio, Ms. Park has been a guest artist with First Monday Concert Series in Jordan Hall, Andover Chamber Music Series, the Boston Chamber Music Society, Boston Musica Viva, Music at Eden’s Edge, Market Square Concerts in Pennsylvania, the University of Kansas, Penn State, Rockport Chamber Music Festival and the Walden Chamber Players. She has collaborated with such artists as the Borromeo String Quartet, the Fry Street Quartet, Martin Chalifour, Peter Stumpf, Ronald Thomas, and Andres Diaz. Ms. Park has made numerous appearances on WGBH and other NPR stations around the country, and she has recorded for Albany and Centaur Records.

In addition to her performing activities, Ms. Park enjoys an international reputation as a pedagogue of both piano and chamber music. As a coach and program co-coordinator of one of Harvard College’s chamber music courses, she has received the Harvard University Certificate of Distinction in Teaching award three times.  She is also on the piano faculty at MIT and the New England Conservatory Preparatory School, has taught chamber music at Tanglewood Music Center and the Walnut Hill School, and gives frequent master classes worldwide.

Born in Korea and raised in the Boston area, Ms. Park studied with Leonard Shure and Russell Sherman at the New England Conservatory. While receiving her Bachelor and Master Degrees at NEC, she won a number of awards and prizes including the Tourjée Grant for graduate study and the Frank H. Beebe Grant for study abroad. She also worked with Marie-Françoise Bucquet at Conservatoire Nationale Superieur de la Musique de Paris. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts.