Amanda Limon

Amanda began her piano training at age 5 with concert pianist Farizat Tchiviroba in Tijuana, Baja California and later continued her studies
with acclaimed teacher Zarema Tchiviroba of the Conservatory of Baja California Orchestra.

Along the way she twice earned first prize for her Bienal Estatal de Piano performances in Mexicali, Baja California. Later she worked with Dr. Karen Follingstad to study her Bachelor of Piano Performance from SDSU where she also studied sociology.

Active as a recitalist, chamber member, and teacher in Chula Vista, she has also studied the Alexander Technique with Alice Olsher and received her Suzuki Method training from Diana Galindo, Fay Adams and Annette Lee. Additionally she has taken trainings for the early stages in piano technique for children with international pedagogue Irina Gorin. She has been part of the piano faculty for the San Diego Suzuki Summer Institute since 2021.