Pianist | Collaborative Artist | Coach
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Dr. Cheryl Cellon Lindquist is an American pianist, collaborator, coach and conductor. Renowned as a collaborative artist and soloist, Dr. Lindquist has performed with an array of singers, instrumentalists, choirs, chamber ensembles and orchestras throughout the United States and Europe. Currently residing in Dallas, she is Artistic/Executive Director of the Art Song Center for Poets and Musicians. Her private coaching studio comprises opera singers with professional companies and apprentice programs, university faculty and students, chamber musicians, and amateurs.
“Cheryl Cellon Lindquist is a first-rate artist, collaborator and colleague – inspiring and fun to be with – a total pro. I would work with her any time!”
An avid recitalist known for her sensitive artistry and versatility across a variety of musical styles, Dr. Cheryl Cellon Lindquist has been lauded as an “excellent collaborator” and an “outstanding soloist with intricate passagework.” A champion of new music, she has worked with composers such as Jake Heggie, John Harbison, Tobias Picker and Michael Ching. She is passionate about connecting people through music across genres, performing repertoire ranging from opera and art song to musical theater, sacred and pop with artists including Eric Owens, René Barbera, Megan Marino, Andrew Garland, Tracy Thomas, Ann Moss, Larry Gatlin, George Strait and Tituss Burgess. Her debut solo piano recording project is slated for release in the Winter of 2023-24.
The moonlit garden scene glistened with the heavenly sounds of the celesta, played by Cheryl Lindquist.
— San Antonio Express News
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“Cheryl Cellon Lindquist possesses a rare quality as an artist: her ability to hone in on nuance, to highlight emotional subtext in music, to underscore the subtleties of interpretation can be attributed to her intuition and her storied experience, always in service of music, of song, of poetry and art. How lucky we are, as listeners, that both the composer and the poet are heard more fully under Cheryl’s curiosity, her compassion, and her diligence to illuminate the depths of the human condition through music and language.”