Hyuna Park heads up her own eponymous jazz trio comprising herself, Evan Gregor on bass and Jay Sawyer on drums. One of few female Asian performers successfully established on the jazz scene touring across the globe – from her native Korea, to Europe to her current home in New York – Park delivers technically flawless and artistically inspired renditions of classic jazz standards as well as a vibrant mosaic of her original compositions.  

Rigorously trained from two decades of classical piano, Park took the courageous step to break into the Occidental-male dominated world of jazz.  She quickly amassed a variety of credits by recording sessions with major talents in Asia and composing for film and TV.  

After winning music scholarships from Kyung Hee University in Korea as well as the City University of New York, Park has ventured on to performing with the great artists of contemporary jazz, winning awards, breaking new artistic territory, and inspiring fans with her emotion and style – across genres, across nations, and across generations.  

Now based in New York City, Park is one of the more sought after jazz artists on the touring circuit exhilarating audiences with her traditional skills and creative, dynamic performances. 


Hyuna Park Trio   

Hyuna Park – Piano
Evan Gregor – Bass 
Jay Sawyer – Drums

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Pianist Hyuna Park is up next at Season 9 of Piano Jazz DC at Decatur House Museum. These concerts all sell out, so grab a ticket now, live or livestream. “Hyuna Park is a beautiful new voice on the piano. She plays with a feeling and maturity that is rare.” — Vincent Herring

The award winning jazz pianist Hyuna Park’s musical universe is deeply connected to the vibrant New York jazz tradition while embracing her Korean and classical roots. She is a winner of the International Women in Jazz (IWJ) and Jimmy Heath Awards. She has graced the stage with Grammy award-winners such as Linda Oh, Luis Bonilla, Michael Mossman and Vincent Herring, at Birdland, the Dizzy Gillespie Auditorium, the United Nations, and Embassies and Cultural Centers throughout NYC. Hyuna's trio with bassist Myles Sloniker and drummer Peter Traunmueller has absorbed a variety of cross-cultural styles into their core jazz repertoire. Hyuna is a regular at many of the more prestigious jazz venues in New York City such as Smalls, Birdland, Joe’s Pub, Zinc bar, and The Django.

Erli Perez - Vocal

Jason Clotter - Bass

Hyuna Park - piano

Chloe Perrier - Vocal

Jim Robertson - Bass

Hyuna Park - Piano

Hyuna Park - Piano

Amadis Dunkel - Trombone

Andy McKee - Bass

Allan Mednard - Drums

Bassist Martin Pizzarelli put together a special program of hand-picked tunes that pays tribute to his father, guitar legend Bucky Pizzarelli. A member of New Jersey’s first jazz family, Martin’s own impressive career as a bass player spans several decades and includes dozens of record dates and hundreds of concerts around the globe in various formations, often accompanying his father. Among his peers, he is considered one of the most swinging bassists on the scene and a “keeper of the flame” who masters the style like no one else today.

Linus Wyrsch – sax ,clarinet
Hyuna Park – piano
Aaron Weinstein – violin
Felix Lemerle – guitar
Martin Pizzarelli – bass

All blocks are $50 for an 8’x8′ block which accommodates up to 2 patrons. Patrons are welcome to arrive as early as 6:30PM to set up and enjoy the evening sun.

Myriam Phiro and her Phirocious Swing Orchestra at Williamsburg, VA
Hyuna Park, Amadis Dunkel, Billy Williams Jr., and Jackson Shurlds