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Hazen Wang(王浩臻)
Member Since: 2026 | Location: Charleston | Page Views: 146
About Me
Jazz Guitarist | Composer | Music Student
Hazen Wang is a jazz guitarist and composer from Xi’an, Shaanxi, China. He is currently based in Columbia, South Carolina, where he is pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies at the University of South Carolina. He began playing guitar at the age of ten and studied jazz guitar with Chinese jazz guitarist and educator Zhang Boyuan , continuing to develop his skills in jazz improvisation, harmony, rhythm, and ensemble performance under his guidance. In 2025, Hazen continued his musical education in the United States. He first studied music production at Musicians Institute in California, where he gained experience in recording, arranging, songwriting, and music production. He is now continuing his jazz studies at the University of South Carolina, where he studies with the jazz faculty and performs in ensembles. His musical interests include bebop, swing, bossa nova, hard bop, and contemporary jazz, as well as R&B and neo- soul. He draws inspiration from artists such as Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, Jim Hall, Grant Green, George Benson, Pat Metheny, and John Scofield. Looking ahead, Hazen plans to pursue graduate studies in jazz performance while continuing to develop as a performer, composer, and educator.
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I really appreciate the work you are doing to support the jazz community. As a young jazz guitarist, I enjoy discovering jazz stories, musicians, performances, and educational resources through your platform. It helps me stay connected with the jazz world and continue learning.SUGGESTION
I would love to see more content focused on young musicians, jazz education, and emerging artists. More interviews with jazz students, teachers, and upcoming performers would be inspiring for people who are still developing their own voices.This page was last updated on 2026-09-02.


