About
Pianist Linda Iko Suzuki holds a Bachelor of Music in Piano. Performance from Biola University in California, and a Master of Music in Piano Performance from New York University Steinhardt, where she also served as adjunct faculty.
Linda Suzuki has studied under Jennie K. Wong, Dr. Li-Shan Hung, and currently studying under Dr. Jose Mendez. She has participated in master classes with Miyoko Lotto, Sarah Davis Buechner, Ann Schein, Nelita True, and Menahem Pressler. She has also participated in Bayerische Musikacademie Marktoberdorf, Germany, and studied with Wilem Brons.
Linda received a Piano Faculty Scholarship from Biola University, where she was awarded first place and a scholarship in the Piano Department Competition, and she had been bestowed with annual Music Scholarships. She was the winner of Honors Concerto Competition and has performed with the Biola Symphonic Orchestra.
Linda has been performing publicly since the age of seven, from the West Coast to the East Coast, and to the Far East in her native country of Japan. Since her move to New York from California, Linda regularly coordinates and performs concerts in New York area.
In addition to performing, she enjoys teaching aspiring young pianists in Westchester, NY where she resides. She happily challenges herself by developing lessons and goals in teaching theory, solfege and performance.