Adjunct Instructor, Piano & Vocal
Email: hyojeong.ham@bc.edu
Hyojeong Ham is a Boston-based collaborative pianist and vocal coach specializing in vocal and operatic repertoire. She approaches collaboration as a process of weaving together music, text, and voice, creating a flexible and supportive musical space for singers and young artists.
Ham鈥檚 artistic experience spans the United States, Europe, and Asia. She has worked with singers, choirs, and young performers in a wide range of performance and educational settings, with engagements including the Interlochen Center for the Arts, Classical Lyric Arts in France, and the Classical Music Institute鈥揙pera San Antonio, as well as performances and collaborative projects throughout the Boston area. Her work encompasses opera and musical theater productions, art song, vocal coaching, and choral collaboration.
Ham earned her Graduate Diploma in Collaborative Piano with Vocal Specialization (Opera Emphasis) from New England Conservatory, where her work included opera productions and scenes, art song, vocal coaching, and vocal theater. She previously earned her Master of Music in Keyboard Performance from Stephen F. Austin State University. She began her musical training and professional choral career in South Korea, where she served for three years as a pianist with a municipal choir, performing in approximately 40 concerts annually and participating in international choral festivals.
She currently works with New England Conservatory鈥檚 Expanded Education Department as a staff collaborative pianist, collaborating with Preparatory School ensembles including Chamber Chorus, the BSO 脳 NEC Honors Children鈥檚 Choir, and Youth Chorale, while also serving as music director for the Vocal Theater Lab. At Boston Conservatory at Berklee, she serves as a staff collaborative pianist in the Vocal Arts Department, working across art song, opera, and other vocal performance settings. She also collaborates with a variety of educational and performing arts organizations throughout the Boston area.