Joanna Oshida, B.M., M.M., Member, MTNA, National Federation of Music Clubs. Please visit website oshidapiano.com. Pianist Joanna Oshida performs regularly as chamber musician and collaborative pianist. She received her Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from Brigham Young University and her Master of Music degree in Piano Performance from the Peabody Conservatory of Music of The Johns Hopkins University. Ms. Oshida's students have performed in UMTA State Conference Honors Recitals, AIM Honors Recitals, National Federation of Music Clubs Honors Recitals, and her students have earned top scores and prizes in Solo Ensemble State competitions, National Federation of Music Clubs Competitions, AIM competitions, and the Golden Classical Music Awards International Competition.
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I offer piano collaborative services to instrumentalists and vocalists. (violinists, violists, cellists, clarinetists, flutists, string bassists, f...
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"I accompanied Cymrie for her BYU Senior Violin Recital, and it was an absolute pleasure to work with her. She is caring, kind, and a joy to collaborate with. She expresses and communicates music with great sincerity, and I highly recommend her as a teacher and performer!"
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