Dana Park was born in Seoul, South Korea where she began studying piano at the age of seven. In 2006, She moved to Australia. Her interests in piano became greater when the Music Scholarship from Trinity Lutheran College, Gold Coast, was awarded to her as an international student for the first time. In 2008, she was also awarded with Most Promising Pianist Award at the Gold Coast Piano Competition, open to ages over 16. 

After graduating from high school, Dana continued her studies at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, completing her Bachelor of Music degree majoring in Piano Performance under the tutelage of Professor Stephen McIntyre AM. During her Bachelor degree course, Dana also began studies with Pascal Rogé, a master of French repertoire, and continued her studies with him until 2016. 

With an international and Australian wide performance background, she was also often invited to perform at Government House of Victoria. She was appeared as a Concerto soloist performing Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 3 and Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor with Conductor’s orchestra from Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Apart from solo performances she has also built her reputation as a professional accompanist working with many famous musicians including a violinist Ji Won Kim and was also a regular accompanist in the conducting workshops of Professor John Hopkins, one of the most esteemed conductors in Australia. As a chamber musician, her group was a finalist at 2013 Sydney Eisteddfod MusicaViva Chamber Music Competition. In addition, she is a co-­‐founder of the K@Mel in 2012, a charity group based in Melbourne that focuses on raising funds for people in underdeveloped countries by sharing the joy of classical music.  

Dana’s passion has always beento share her music knowledge and experience with her students. She provides a positive learning experience and she has helped many of her students to succeed in their goals for exams, scholarships and competitions.