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Kevin M Sharpe is an Associate Professor (retired) of Piano and Chamber Music at the University of Florida's School of Music within the College of Fine Arts. A celebrated concert pianist, he has performed at prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall's Weill Hall and the Kennedy Center. His artistic achievements include a 2006 Fulbright Scholarship for teaching/performing in Dublin, Ireland, and top honors in the Bach International Piano Competition.
Education:
- Bachelor of Music from Oberlin Conservatory of Music
- Masters and Doctorate of Music from Indiana University under Menahem Pressler
Research Interests: Specializes in Baroque repertoire (e.g., Bach's Goldberg Variations), chamber music collaborations, and cross-cultural performances through groups like the Ritz Chamber Players (showcasing Afro-American musicians). Known for technical precision and interpretive depth in classical piano literature.
Awards:
- 2006 Fulbright Scholar
- State of Florida Touring Grant
- 1991 Bach Competition Winner
- 2000 Teacher of the Year
Advising & Grants: While specific student names aren't listed, maintains active teaching roles and has secured significant grants for performance initiatives. Performs internationally across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Labs/Teams: Member of Ritz Chamber Players, performing in Carnegie Hall and global venues. Maintains an active solo and collaborative performance schedule.
