Background
Everett, Cheryl Ann was born on July 7, 1945 in Crawfordsville, Indiana, United States. Daughter of Howard Dennis and Thelma Louise (Rutledge) P.
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Cheryl Ann Everett
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Student, DePauw University, 1975.
Career
Church organist Christian Science Church, Methodist Church, Presbyterian Church, Crawfordsvill, Indiana, since 1958. Celeste player Indianapolis Philharmonic Orchestra, since 1994. Accompanist Wabash College Glee Club, Crawfordsville, since 1997.
Adjunct instructor piano and organ Wabash College, since 2003. Chairman Indiana Junior Festival National Federation Music Clubs, 1984-1994, Indpls Junior Festival National Federation Music Clubs, 1984-1994, Indianapolis West Festival, since 2000. Chairman Indianapolis West Festival, since 2000.
Performed in recitals and master classes of International Workshops in Italy, England, France, Canada, Switzerland, 1986-1989, with International String Orchestra in workshops in Eisenstadt, Austria, 1989. Adjudicator Tippecanoe Piano Teachers Lafayette, Ind, 1993-1997, Logansport (Indiana) Piano Teachers, 1993-1997, Stickley Memorial Competition, South Bend, Indiana, 1989, Indiana State Fair Young Hoosier Pianists Competition. Accompanist University Indianapolis, 2005-2009.
Performer Amalfi Coast Music Festival, 2003, Van Cliburn Piano Teachers Institute, 2005.
Achievements
Membership
Founder, director Presbyterian Artists Concert Series, Crawfordsville, 1991. Founder, organizer Montgomery County Multi-keyboard Extavaganza featuring 170 players, Crawfordsville, 1995-1997. Honorary life member Presbyterian Church United States of America.
Member Indiana Music Teachers Association (chair monster concert 1998, Teacher of Year 1999), National Music Teachers, Indianapolis Piano Teachers (president 1986-1988), National Guild of Piano Teachers, Crawfordsville Music Club (president 1989), Indiana Federation Music Clubs, National Federation Music Clubs(director Music Outreach & Competitions for Piano Solutions, Carmel, Indiana).
