Haitian-American pianist, Suki Guerrier, charms her audiences with her humble ability to imbue life into every piece through her poised artistry and commitment to the standards of the repertoire she plays. She was introduced to the piano at the age of five, and her musical gift has made room for her ever since.

Suki studied under the tutelage of illustrious pianists: Dorothy Taubman, Lev Natochenny at the Manhattan School of Music, Antonio Fermin of The Julliard School of Music, Arpi Tchiroyan, and Stephanie Brown of SUNY Purchase.  Moreover, she attended the New England Conservatory in Boston, Massachusetts while in boarding school at Walnut Hill School in Natick, Massachusetts.  As a member of the New York Youth Symphony Chamber Quartet, she had the opportunity to participate in master classes with world-renown pianist André Watts, as well as David Finckel and Wu Han. In 2004, she attended the International Piano Festival in Merano, Italy. Then in 2005, she had the opportunity to travel to Frankfurt, Germany to study with Lev Natochenny at the Frankfurt Conservatory of Music Academy. 

Suki has established a school in Westchester and Connecticut that teaches students of all ages to be passionate about the piano and music.

Honoring her Haitian heritage and the composers and pianists that paved the way for artists as herself, Suki’s future aspiration is to record the music of some of the great Haitian classical composers such as Ludovic Lamothe and Justin Elie, so that she will aid in lifting their works to a larger international stage.  During Covid, Suki traveled to Dominican Republic to study intensely with pianist extraordinaire Micheline Laudun Denis, who encouraged her to continue on with her performance endeavors.  

Suki is elated to have the opportunity to lift and inspire a new audience as she travels on a journey to create Art through music.