Sardor Djumaev was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. He is a violinist with vast stage experience as a soloist, a chamber performer, and an orchestra musician.

Sardor performed numerous solo recitals with various Symphony and Chamber orchestras in Uzbekistan as well as participating in various competitions. Sardor’s Repertoire List consist of more than 100 works, including performances of violin concertos with orchestras by such composers as P.Tchaykovsky, J.Brahms, N.Paganini, S.Prokofiev, D.Schostakovich and such cycles as “Sonatas for violin and piano” by J. Brahms, Violin Concertos by V. A. Mozart, “Five Pieces” by P. Tchaikovsky, “The Seasons” by A. Vivaldi and A. Piazzolla. His most significant performance achievement is the performance of Bach's cycle "Sonatas and Partitas", BWV 1001-1006, on March 31, 2017, in Tashkent.

From 2014 to 2021, Sardor worked as a violin teacher at the high school named after V. Uspensky, where he has produced the winners of various national and international competitions, and most of his students were awarded full academic scholarships at universities in the United States, Germany, and Singapore. One of his most important teaching philosophies is ensuring his students have a firm understanding of how to practice efficiently and to feel confident in knowing how to approach problems and improve violin skills. Having excellent physical technique is also one of his major focuses with his students, as this sets the stage for highly expressive, musical, and gratifying playing.

Sardor holds a Bachelor of Music and a Master of Music degree from the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan. In August 2021, Sardor started his doctoral degree at the University of North Texas, USA, in the studio of Professor Julia Bushkova. As the first violinist in the Bancroft Quartet, he won honor prizes in "France Music Competition", "King's Peak International Music Competition", "Charleston International Music Competition" and "London Music Competition" in 2022. Sardor has been working in several orchestras in the DFW area.

Sardor currently serves as a violin faculty member at Prime Music Institute.