Dynamic pianist Natalie Renee Sherer thrives in collaboration with singers and instrumentalists alike. She made her Carnegie Hall debut in January as a performing artist in SongStudio, led by acclaimed soprano Renée Fleming. A frequent recitalist, Sherer premiered “Sorrow & Ecstasy: The Complete Songs of Henri Duparc,” a semi-staged musical narrative following four characters’ journeys, and she hosts the CollabPiano Podcast, celebrating musical collaboration through art song.

Sherer recently performed with Ryan Speedo Green at Florida State University where she is Assistant Professor of Vocal Coaching. Recent engagements include performances at NATS National Conference and Intern Program, SongFest, Sparks & Wiry Cries’ NYC SongSLAM Festival, and Collaborative Arts Institute of Chicago’s Vocal Chamber Music Fellowship program.

Following BM and MM degrees in Piano Performance through studies at Manhattan School of Music, Wheaton College, and Roosevelt University, Sherer earned a DMA in Collaborative Piano, studying with renowned pianist Martin Katz, from University of Michigan.

Learn more about her on her website: collabpianist.com