Artist description Jenna Clemente hails from New York and is a senior in the Music Education Department of the Steinhardt School of Education at New York University. She has been studying piano with Professor Max Midriot for the past four years and has been an active accompanist / assistant director for the NYU Children's Choir under the direction of Elaine Gates. She has also been an accompanist for various student vocal / instrumental recitals and private lessons. Jenna recently performed for the Stella Adler Agents Showcase in the Tisch School of the Arts. Additionally, Jenna has been playing 1st Clarinet for the NYU Concert Band under Professor Henry Gates for the past four years.

Music Style Classical and Contemporary Piano

Musical Influences The Beatles, Salsa, Euro-pop

Similar Artists Mozart, Beethoven, Rubinstein

Artist History Along with her NYU credits, Jenna enjoys accompanying the Singers Forum Adult Choir in New York City. She has served as the assistant teacher to the Junior Chorus at the USDAN Center for Creative and Performing Arts. She recently sang at Carnegie Hall in October 2002 for USDAN's 35th Anniversary Celebration. Jenna has been the musical director / accompanist for many musicals at community and regional theaters in Long Island over the past five years.

Group Members Jenna Clemente - Piano Virtuoso

Instruments Piano

Albums Jenna Clemente: Live at the Black Box Theatre; The Hydrochronic Experience

Press Reviews "An exciting, stunning breath of fresh air for the classical world!" - Art and Culture; "Truly a gifted youngster graciously handed down to us from the masters themselves." (Translated from the Italian publication "Giornale dell' Arte")

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Location New York, NY - USA

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