Gabriela Imreh

A sought after teacher, Gabriela Imreh has taught on the faculty at several universities including the graduate faculty at The College of New Jersey and as visiting scholar and guest professor at the University of Connecticut. Many of her students have been awarded state and national prizes, performed in prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall and at Tanglewood, and have gone on to highly successful careers. She has lectured and given master classes at numerous universities throughout the USA and the world, including London’s Royal College of Music and the University of Maryland, and as Featured Artist Clinician at several state, national, and international music teacher conferences.

Gabriela Imreh is the co-author of a ground-breaking book, Practicing Perfection: Memory and Piano Performance (2002), that has helped to revolutionise the way pianists and psychologists approach problems in musical memory. She has also co-authored many articles on this subject that have been published in leading journals such as Psychological Science in the USA, Piano Journal in the UK, and Médecine des Arts in France.

Gabriela Imreh, who is fluent in five languages, received her Artist Diploma in performance and pedagogy Summa cum laude from the "Georghe Dima" Academy of Music in Romania and shortly afterward immigrated to the United States, where she has lived since 1986. She became an American citizen in 1994.