Rhyuhn Green is an exceptional 17-year-old composer and pianist from Philadelphia. Born with a highly advanced musical intuition, Green began his musical studies at the age of 2. On his musical journey, around age 9, he began to study under the guidance of esteemed instructors from prestigious institutions. With Columbia, Curtis Institute, and Juilliard School professors – such as Michelle Cann, David Serkin Ludwig, and William Dougherty – Rhyuhn shaped his artistry and technique. He went on to make his solo Carnegie Hall debut at age 12.
Classically trained in piano performance, and with a deep appreciation for various musical genres, he ventured into the realms of jazz. With 60+ solo, chamber, orchestral, and film scores, his music transcends boundaries, breathing new life into the classical, jazz, and latin genres alike. He has scored for the Philadelphia Ballet, Manhattan Brass Quintet, and his own choir. As a conductor, Rhyuhn conducts his own critically-acclaimed compositions. His passion for various genres found expression in his ability to infuse the Latin style with jazz and classical music. Rhyuhn’s music is a testament to innovation.
Rhyuhn is also a From the Top Fellow (as well as a Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award Winner), a member of the School of Creative and Performing Arts, and a Marian Anderson Young Artist. Rhyuhn is also a proud recipient of a Kovner Fellowship at The Juilliard School.
He serves as Founder and Artistic/Executive Director of Creatiistiq, a National Composers Organization that supports exceptional Young Black and Latinx Artists.
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