Background
Park, Adrienne Claire was born on February 6, 1965 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Mary Henrietta Cerny and Yong Sook Park.
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Adrienne Claire Park
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Master of Music with special distinction in piano performance, University of British Columbia, 1987—1990. Bachelor of Music summa cum laude in piano performance, University Houston-U. Park.
Career
Principal pianist Memphis Symphony Orchestra, since 2004. Adjunct faculty accompanist University of Mississippi, since 2001. Collaborative faculty pianist Banff Center for the Arts, Canada, 1994—2000, Canada, 2006.
Piano instructor, Oxford, Mississippi, since 2001.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Federation Musicians, Pi Kappa Lambda (Eta Nu chapter).
Connections
Married David Hugh Carlisle, October 2, 1998.
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American
Education
Career
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2006
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Recipient Finalist in the Annual Chamber Music Competition, Banff Center for the Arts, 1993, First Prize for six consecutive years in the junior high and High School piano competition for Mississippi, Mississippi Music Teacher's Association, 1977-1982, First Prize in the Southern Division, Music Teacher's National Association, 1982, Semi-Finalist in the International New Music Competition, Gaudeamus International Interpreters' Competition in Rotterdam, 1993, First Prize in the 11-year old division, Peabody Conservatory, 1976. Scholar Graduate Teaching Assistantship, University of British Columbia, 1987-1990. Music scholarship, University of Houston-University Park, 1983-1987.Recipient Finalist in the Annual Chamber Music Competition, Banff Center for the Arts, 1993, First Prize for six consecutive years in the junior high and High School piano competition for Mississippi, Mississippi Music Teacher's Association, 1977-1982, First Prize in the Southern Division, Music Teacher's National Association, 1982, Semi-Finalist in the International New Music Competition, Gaudeamus International Interpreters' Competition in Rotterdam, 1993, First Prize in the 11-year old division, Peabody Conservatory, 1976. Scholar Graduate Teaching Assistantship, University of British Columbia, 1987-1990. Music scholarship, University of Houston-University Park, 1983-1987.