Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame Dance with pianist Yumi Suehiro

Born in Osaka, Japan, Yumi Suehiro began her musical journey at six, quickly earning acclaim with numerous competition wins, including the Kobe International Competition as its youngest winner. She holds a Master of Music from the Manhattan School of Music, where she studied with Zenon Fishbein and Peter Vinograde.

Suehiro has performed at renowned festivals such as Darmstädter Ferienkurse and Sound of Stockholm. As a core member of Ensemble Mise-en, she performed Ligeti’s Piano Concerto in 2017. Dedicated to education, she has also served on the faculty at Lehman College Continuing Education.

• No Handel Bars
  composed by Daniel Carpenter
  performed and choreographed by Kendall Rileigh
  website: www.kendallrileigh.com

  
• Spike
  composed by David Bohn
  performed and choreographed by Miki Orihara
  
• Plunk
  composed by Amelia Kaplan
  performed and choreographed by Kevin Predmore
  
• Carillon #1
  composed by Michael Todd Kovell
  performed and choreographed by Laurie Hockman
  
• Serial minute
  composed by Pablo A. Rago
  performed and choreographed by Leann Gioia
  
• Simple Canon
  composed by Blair Whittington
  performed and choreographed by Valerie Green
  
• Almost
  composed by Anicia Kohler
  performed and choreographed by Nicole McClam
  
• Question
  composed by Oleh Harkavyy
  performed and choreographed by Izzy Hanson - Johnston
  
• Ritini
  composed by Ivan Moody
  performed and choreographed by Rina Rinkewich
  website: https://macholmanhattan.com

  
• Starting Out (Palindromic Version)
  composed by Edward Ruchalski
  performed and choreographed by Emily Bunning
  
• Spiel' Zeug!
  composed by Sebastian Zaczek
  performed and choreographed by Virginie Mecene
  
• fall 2021 toy piano
  composed by Josh Schmidt
  performed and choreographed by Nadia Manuela Fischer
  
• No Bohns About It
  composed by Yehuda Yannay
  performed and choreographed by Vanessa Knouse
  
• toi toi toi
  composed by Rainer Berger
  performed and choreographed by Rachael Kosch
  
• Ersatzwaltz
  composed by Melinda Faylor
  performed and choreographed by FULL CAST