
ABOUT
American Pianist Susan Merdinger is a dynamic and internationally acclaimed artist known for her expressive performances, innovative programming, and diverse musical voice. Hailed by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung for her "daring, enormously joyous presentation," Merdinger's artistry has been compared to legendary pianists such as Leonard Bernstein, Annie Fischer, and Nadia Reisenberg. Fanfare Magazine (2014) praised her "exquisitely detailed and full of life" recordings, particularly her celebrated Carnival album.
A celebrated soloist, Merdinger made her debut at Carnegie Recital Hall at just 24, after winning the prestigious Artists International competition. Since then, she has performed in some of the world’s leading venues, including Merkin Concert Hall, Sala Felipe Villanueva in Mexico, the Scottish National Orchestra Centre, Diligentia Hall, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Her international debut recital tour, sponsored by the International Concert Administration, took her across Europe, earning her recognition as a performer of exceptional skill and artistry.
Her performances have been featured on major broadcasts such as WQXR, WFMT, and BBC Television, and she has appeared as a guest artist on The Listening Room and Impromptu. Merdinger’s music has resonated with audiences worldwide, including performances for highprofile dignitaries and celebrities, such as John F. Kennedy, Jr., and the Governors of Connecticut and New York. More