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Verona, Monica J. was born on July 2, 1956 in Milwaukee. Daughter of Emanuel A. and Winifred M. Verona.
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Monica J. Verona
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Monica J. Verona, American Concert pianist, educator. Recipient numerous sholarships, 1975-1987, first prize National Federation MusicClubs Competition, 1976, third prize Mu Phi Epsilon Scholarship Competition, 1977, first prize Ida Schroeder Foundation Scholarship Competition, 1978. Member Mu Phi Epsilon (press New York City since 1998).
Education
Bachelor in Italian and Art History, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1982; Master of Music, Manhattan School Music, 1984; Performer's Certified Degree, Northern Illinois U., 1987; doctoral student, Manhattan School Music, 1985-1992.
Career
Teaching assistant piano and chamber music, Northern Illinois U., DeKalb, 1984-1985; piano faculty, The Fleming School, New York City, 1987-1990; piano faculty, The Calhoun School, New York City, since 1989; piano faculty, Brooklyn College Preparatory Center for the Performing Arts, since 1992; piano faculty, The Trevor Day School, since 1996. Subordinate teacher in solo and duo piano literature Manhattan School of Music Preparatory Division, 1987.
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Member Mu Phi Epsilon (press New York City since 1998).
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Roman Catholic
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Recipient numerous sholarships, 1975-1987, first prize National Federation MusicClubs Competition, 1976, third prize Mu Phi Epsilon Scholarship Competition, 1977, first prize Ida Schroeder Foundation Scholarship Competition, 1978.Recipient numerous sholarships, 1975-1987, first prize National Federation MusicClubs Competition, 1976, third prize Mu Phi Epsilon Scholarship Competition, 1977, first prize Ida Schroeder Foundation Scholarship Competition, 1978.