Melivia Raharjo

Melivia Raharjo serves as Lecturer in Music specializing in Collaborative Piano at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music within the Department of Chamber and Collaborative Music, based in Music Addition, MA109.

Her educational qualifications include:

• Artist Diploma in Collaborative Piano from Cleveland Institute of Music (2021)
• Master of Music in Collaborative Piano from Cleveland Institute of Music (2019)
• Bachelor of Music from Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, National University of Singapore (2017)

Raharjo's professional focus centers on collaborative piano performance, particularly in chamber music settings with string instruments. Her work emphasizes interpretive synergy with instrumentalists across violin and cello repertoire, art song partnerships, and competition accompaniment. She advocates for chamber music as a joyful communal experience that inspires broader musical engagement.

Her distinguished accolades comprise:

• Two Special Prizes for Mozart and Beethoven Sonata performances at the 11th International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (2022)
• Duo Competition victory at Music Academy of the West (2021) featuring world premiere of Conrad Tao's 'Churn'

No information is available regarding student advising or research grants. Raharjo maintains active performance collaborations with renowned ensembles including the Takács Quartet and individual artists such as Roger Vignoles and Jaime Laredo, while serving as official pianist for the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis and Hidden Valley Music Seminar's cello master classes.