Rena Galibova

1915–1995 (age 80)

Pianist

Biography

Rena Galibova’s virtuosity at the keyboard illuminated concert halls and intimate salons across New York City, where audiences were captivated by the lyricism and precision of her interpretations.

She shared her love of music with countless students and collaborators, leaving behind a legacy of artistry and kindness that sustained the city’s vibrant cultural fabric.

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