Sheldon Lee
Mr. Sheldon Lee is a multifaceted musician who currently holds multiple positions within the music community. He serves as a program director at the Arts and Visual Performance Academy at La Sierra University, and as the music director at the First Congregational Church of Corona, Arlington SDA Church, and CVCC Church. His extensive performance repertoire includes solo and chamber recitals at notable venues such as the Redlands Bowl, Zipper Hall in Colburn, Howard Performance Hall, and several major convention centers across the United States.
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Recently, Mr. Sheldon performed Franz Liszt's Totentanz Concerto with the La Sierra University Orchestra, held a solo recital at Hole Memorial Auditorium, and participated in a chamber recital at California Lutheran University featuring the works of Haydn. His musical versatility spans classical and contemporary genres, including jazz and religious music, which he performs regularly throughout the U.S. He has also collaborated with ASI and GYC ministries, organizations known for their large annual gatherings of 5,000 plus people. Additionally, Sheldon is a frequent pianist for the Loma Linda Broadcasting Network.
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Mr. Sheldon earned his Bachelor of Piano from the University of La Sierra, studying under accomplished mentors such as Elvin Rodriguez, Majorie Ziprick, Nina Ho Shakespear, and Angelica Prodan. He has participated in master classes with renowned musicians like Seo Hee Kang, Vanessa Fadial, Hyoung Wuk Kim, Yi-Yang Chen, Peter Takacs, Andrew Park, Eric Le Van, Regulo Martinez-Anton, and Rixiang Huang. His competition accolades include winning First Place in the Spect Guy Concerto Competition and being a finalist in the Redlands Bowl, BTHVN Wien Competition, and Manhattan International Music Competition. Additionally, Sheldon is an organist, performing at various churches in the Los Angeles and Inland Empire areas.
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Besides his deep involvement in the music community, Mr. Sheldon is an avid coffee drinker, often found enjoying a cup before his teaching lessons.