Beverly Min, D.M.A.

A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Beverly Min began studying piano with her mother at age three.  She earned her B. M. in Piano Performance and her M.M. in Piano Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music as a student of Natalya Antonova.  She then received her M. M. in Piano Accompanying and Chamber Music from the Shepherd School of Music of Rice University.  In addition to performing a number of featured recitals as both soloist and chamber musician, Dr. Min performed as a  keyboardist in the Shepherd School Symphony Orchestra and the  Shepherd School Contemporary Music Ensemble in Houston.  Most recently, she completed her D. M. A. in Keyboard Collaborative Arts at the University of Southern California under the tutelage of Kevin Fitz-Gerald and Bernadene Blaha.  As a member of the USC Thornton School of Contemporary Music Ensemble, she performed in the Los Angeles Philharmonic Green Umbrella Series at Zipper Hall.

Also an accomplished solo pianist and chamber musician, she has participated in the Banff Chamber Music Festival, Cours international de musique in Morges, Switzerland and the Sarasota Music Festival.  She has performed in numerous venues across the USA, Korea, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands.  Currently, Dr. Min holds adjunct faculty positions at Chapman University and Pepperdine University.