Alexandre Marr began his studies in piano from age 10, focusing on classical and contemporary piano under soprano and pianist, Victoria Auth. Following several debut concerts in the Northeast Ohio area, he attended Case Western Reserve University, The Cleveland Institute of Music, and Kent State University under the mentorship of Steinway Artists Gerardo Teissonnière and Dr. Donna Lee. Alexandre won both the 2010 Case Western Reserve University and 2011 Kent State University Concerto Competitions, performing Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor with the Kent State Symphony Orchestra in 2012. He was honored to have performed at the 2014 “Rach Fest” held at New York City’s Steinway Hall, as well as Steinway masterclasses in the Cleveland area. Recently, he recorded and gave the 2019 world premiere of composer Rick Dailey’s The Abacus and the Rose, a song cycle for voice and piano, with soprano Merissa Coleman.

Alexandre is currently pursuing a Master of Music in Piano Performance at Kent State University. At Kent, he is a graduate assistant for the piano division teaching group piano classes, private lessons, and accompanying choirs, voice studios, and instrumentalists. He is an active concert pianist in Northeast Ohio and maintains private studios in both Akron and Cleveland.