Haejin Park holds a Master’s degree and a Doctor of Musical Arts(D.M.A.) degree in Piano Performance from the Graduate School of Sungshin Women’s University, where she was awarded a Performance Excellence Scholarship and a Research Encouragement Scholarship. Her doctoral dissertation is titled A Study of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s Three Clavecin Suites. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Piano Performance from Anyang University, where she was also awarded a Performance Excellence Scholarship and an Achievement Award.

Park has received numerous prizes at international and national competitions. Her major achievements include First Prize at the 9th Manhattan International Music Competition, Second Prize at the 2022 International Mozart Competition Vienna, and Third Prizes at the Clara Schumann International Music Competition and the London Classical Music Competition, as well as Second Prize at the Korea New Music Competition and numerous other international competition awards.

As a performing artist, Park has appeared in prestigious venues in Korea and abroad, including the Wiener Saal at the Mozarteum University Salzburg, where she was recognized as an outstanding performer, as well as the Atrium de Legta Rouffach and Église Notre-Dame de l’Assomption in France. She has also completed advanced programs at the Mozarteum Summer Academy in Salzburg, the TheodorLeschetizky Summer Academy in Vienna, and the Académie Internationale de Musicalta en Alsace in France, where she received a diploma. In Korea, Park has performed regularly as a soloist, chamber musician, and concerto soloist at major venues including the Seoul Arts Center, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Yeongsan Art Hall, Lotte Concert Hall, and Dream Forest Arts Center. She has presented annual solo recitals at venues including InChun Art Hall at the Seoul Arts Center, Sejong Chamber Hall, and Yeongsan Art Hall.

She has participated in the Sungshin Piano Society’s regular concert series, performing at the Seoul Arts Center Recital Hall, Yeongsan Art Hall, and the IBK Chamber Hall at the Seoul Arts Center. In 2025, she was invited to perform in the Professional Chamber Music Series hosted by Yeongsan Art Hall. Park has also performed newly composed works and graduation pieces by composers from institutions including Korea National University of Arts, Yonsei University, Sungshin Women’s University Graduate School, and Chung-Ang University. In 2026, she was invited as a jury member for numerous piano competitions.

Her artistic activities extend beyond performance. Park was selected as the representative artist for the Gimpo Cultural Foundation’s Arts Activity Support Program “Arts Aram” in 2021 and 2022. She has also participated in and performed for projects supported by the Gimpo Cultural Foundation, including Stories Worth Knowing and Listening To: Impressionist Art and Music and Stories Worth Knowing and Listening To: Baroque and the Treasures of Genius, in collaboration with the Gimpo Philharmonic Orchestra.

Park is particularly committed to bringing classical music closer to local communities and audiences. Her repertoire and artistic interests center on Baroque and early Classical keyboard music, with a particular scholarly and artistic focus on the works of Jean-Philippe Rameau.

Her upcoming engagements include her solo recital Baroque Keyboard Music Series III at Inchun Art Hall of the Seoul Arts Center on December 3, 2026, the 5th Regular Concert of the Sungshin Piano Ensemble at Sejong Chamber Hall in 2027, and the 2027 Professional Chamber Music Series hosted by Yeongsan Art Hall. She is also scheduled to participate as an opera coach and répétiteur in the COMPERA Bulgaria opera project The Barber of Seville in 2027.

Currently, Park serves as an Opera Coach at Gimpo Citizen Arts School, Director of Forest Music Studio, and Artistic Director of Sungshin Piano Ensemble. She is also a regular member of the Gimpo Music Association and a member of the Korea Piano Duo Association and the Korean Piano Society.