Korean born pianist, Ms. Helen Lee studied piano performance with renowned musicians such as Leon Fleisher, Steven Bishop Kovachevich, James Tocco, Michel Block, Pamela Paul, and Vladimir Viardo. She earned a prestigious four-year scholarship to study for her Bachelor of Music at Indiana University Bloomington. For her Master's, she won a Teaching Fellowship to study at the University of North Texas. 

As a guest soloist, she has performed with the Seoul Juenesse Orchestra, the University of North Texas Orchestra, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Daegu Philharmonic Orchestra. She also appeared on T.V. programs, and her performances often were recorded for radio programs in Hong Kong. Ms. Lee has given numerous concerts by Shell, Lassalle-SIA, NTU, and ESSO Series in Singapore. As a chamber musician, she has performed with members of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, the Daegu Philharmonic orchestra in Korea, the T'ang Quartet in Singapore and musicians in Dallas. Her concert career covers cities in the USA, Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, Mexico, and Singapore.

Ms. Lee was the piano instructor at the National Institute of Education, Singapore, for 14 years and Nan Yang Technological University for several years. She also taught at the SunCheon University and Gwangju University in South Korea. During her teaching career, Ms. Lee has produced numerous honor students, many who have gone on to win prizes in piano competitions, and they were admitted to prestigious music institutions such as University of North Texas, Stony Brook University, and Korean National University of Arts.

Her compassion for students and her ability to lead them to develop pride and motivation in their own musical journey sets her apart as a music educator.