La violista china Wenting Kang fue aclamada como una "violista excelente" que "posee un sonido oscuro y resplandeciente" por el New York Times tras una actuación en el Carnegie Hall. El repertorio de Kang comprende obras tanto de solo como de cámara desde el barroco hasta la actualidad.

Como solista Kang interpretó el Concierto para viola de Walton con la Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra y el Don Quixote junto a Mischa Maisky y la Orquesta Sinfónica de la Radio de Frankfurt en 2015. También actuó como solista junto a orquestas como la Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra, la Tokyo TOHO Gakuen Orchestra o la Boston Modern Orchestra Project.

Kang fue galardonada con el 1er premio del Concurso Internacional de Viola de Tokyo en 2012.

Anteriormente ya había sido premiada en concursos como los concursos internacionales de viola Johannes Brahms o Primrose.

En los últimos años Kang ha impartido clases magistrales de viola en Europa y Asia y ha sido invitada a numerosos festivales de música de cámara y también como solista. En la actualidad es profesora asistente de la clase internacional de viola de Nobuko Imai en la Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía de Madrid y co-principal de viola en la Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid. Desde el año 2017 es miembro del Imai Viola Quartet y desde diciembre de 2018 es miembro del Dalia Quartet.

The Chinese violist Wenting Kang was acclaimed as an "excellent violist" who "possesses a dark glowing sound" in the New York Times after her performance at Carnegie Hall. Kang's repertoire covers both solo work as well as chamber music ranging from the baroque period to contemporary compositions.

As a soloist, Kang performed the Walton Concerto for viola with the Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as Don Quixote with Misha Maisky and Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2015. She has also appeared as soloist with orchestras such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra, the Tokyo TOHO Gakuen Orchestra, and the Boston Modern Orchestra Project.

Kang was the recipient of the 1st Prize in the Tokyo International Viola Competition in 2012. Previously, she had won a number of prizes in events such as the Johannes Brahms International Competition, the Primrose International Viola Competition.

In recent years Kang has taught masterclasses for viola throughout Europe and Asia. She has been invited to music festivals for chamber music and solo performances internationally. Currently, Kang is active as assistant teacher in the international viola class of Nobuko Imai at the Escuela Superior de Musica Reina Sofia as well as the Associate Principal Violist of Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid in Spain. From September 2017, Kang became the member of the Imai Viola Quartet. Additionally in December 2018, she joined the Dalia string quartet as a member.