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Pianist SHARI RAYNOR
made her debut at the age of eleven with the Florida Gulf Coast
Symphony, proceeding to win many national competitions, culminating
with her receipt of the Presidential Medallion in the Arts at the
White House. After playing a command performance for the President,
Miss Raynor was chosen as one of only ten pianists to represent the
United States in the prestigious, world renowned International Van
Cliburn Piano Competition. Performing in the competition to
universal acclaim, Miss Raynor launched a major series of national
and international chamber music concerts and solo performances that
continue to the present day.
A veteran of NPR,
Shari Raynor's masterful interpretations can be heard on classical
radio stations across the world-- having released several recordings
as a founding member and primary arranger for the highly praised
Vista Trio. She is touring extensively across the United States as a
soloist and chamber artist including a recent performance at
Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall. Miss Raynor is also on several music
festival faculties including the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival and
the Gold Coast Chamber Music Festival. She holds a Bachelor's degree
from the Peabody Conservatory and a Master's degree from the
University of Southern California.
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