Yejin Han is a Cincinnati based piano teacher, who is originally from Seoul, Korea. She started to learn playing piano at the age of seven, and showed her musical talent from from the age of ten by winning the junior's division of the Seoul College of Education Piano Competition. She has also won several scholarships and competitions in the US including the Brevard Summer Music Festival, Colorado Spring Summer Music Festival, and the Oklahoma Music Teachers Association Competition. She has appeared as a guest soloist with the Mozart Players in Eugene, Oregon, and performed as a soloist with the orchestras including the Brevard Music Festival Symphony Orchestra, the Colorado Spring Music Festival Chamber Orchestra, and the Louisiana State University Symphony Orchestra.

Ms. Han has earned the Master of Music degree from the Louisiana State University, and studied the Artist Diploma at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. She is currently teaching at the Musical Arts Center where she is also serving as the director of the Faculty Music Series, and serving as the Chairperson of the Bach-Beethoven-Brahms Club/Teachers-Students Performance which is sponsored by the Charles H. Dater Foundation.