Cellist, Recording Artist, and Educator
Based in the New York Tri-State area. Private cello lessons in Bergen County, NJ & online.
TEACHING
Cello Lessons in Bergen County, NJ & Online
Personalized cello instruction for children, adults, and conservatory-bound students. Teaneck studio, serving Fort Lee, Tenafly, Harrington Park, River Edge, and online worldwide.
Students accepted to New England Conservatory, Indiana University, Peabody Institute, Manhattan School of Music, and Mannes School of Music.
PERFORMING
Concert stage, studio, soundtrack
Recent and ongoing projects include the release of Palette of Sound with pianist Serina Shimizu (August 2026), recital performances in Japan, and the upcoming Aomori–Kang Trio Christmas Album.
Performance credits include the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, New York Classical Players, and the orchestra for The Phantom of the Opera.
Student Testimonials
“I’ve been so lucky to have Julia as my teacher since middle school. She helped me grow so much as a musician, but more than that, she has always believed in me and genuinely cared about me as a person. She opened so many doors for me and encouraged me to take opportunities I never would have otherwise. I truly wouldn’t be the musician I am today without her support.”
-Angela Kim, Indiana University, former student
“I am so very grateful to have Dr. Julia Kang pour out her dedicated support into each step of my musical journey. Her lessons have truly helped foster my artistic curiosity and personal sense of expression in a way that I have never experienced before. After each lesson with Dr. Kang, I learn that she’s not only an engaging teacher but also an inspiring mentor. There is no one like her who would always believe in me and give me the confidence to reach beyond what I think I could achieve. I cannot wait to see what lies ahead in my growth as a cellist with Dr. Kang right by my side.”
-Sarang Kim, 10th grade, current student
“Studying with Dr. Kang was one of the most influential experiences of my early cello journey in high school. Looking back now as a doctoral student in cello, I can confidently say that a lot of the foundation I rely on today was built in her studio. She is an outstanding teacher who genuinely cares about each student’s growth, both musically and personally. Every lesson was thoughtfully tailored to my personal strength, challenges and goals. She not only helped me develop strong technical skills but also taught me how to think critically about music and communicate through playing….”
-Dayoung Park, current DMA student at Arizona State University, former student