Holly Selvaggi

The Selvaggi Trio is honored to take its name from Holly Selvaggi, a dear friend and lover of music who has been a mentor and inspiration to all who know her. Holly Selvaggi was born in Erie, Pennsylvania. She started singing when she was only four years old, making her debut as the Blue Fairy in the play "Pinocchio" at the Maryvale Preschool in Erie. On opening night, as she began singing her first solo "When You Wish upon a Star," the microphone had to be removed from the stage while she sang as the size and clarity of her voice caused the microphone to malfunction. From that night on it was clear to everyone that Holly should pursue musical studies. She studied piano during elementary school and voice and piano during high school and was accepted into The Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York where she majored in applied voice. She received a Bachelors of Music Degree with highest distinction in 1977 and a Masters Degree in 1979. She was a winner of the Eastman Concerto Competition in 1978 and a Winner of the Eastman Performer's Certificate. Holly was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and studied voice and performed in and around Hamburg, Germany. After several years performing in Germany and New York City, Holly entered Northwestern School of Law where she received her Juris Doctor Degree in 1985. Holly now lives in Cleveland, Ohio with her husband Clark Harvey and is very involved in local musical institutions. She and her husband have provided housing in their home to many students studying at the Cleveland Institute of Music, including Jun Iwasaki.

Selvaggi Trio Site Launched!

Welcome to the Selvaggi Trio website featuring professional musicians Jun Iwasaki, Grace Fong and Patrick Jee. Explore the links above to learn more about them. You can browse and save upcoming scheduled events. Feel free to become a fan in their community page.

Most recent schedule update:

When: Sat, Apr 19, 2pm – 4pm
Where: Salmon Recital Hall, Chapman University, Orange, CA
Description: Works by Shostakovich, Schoenfeld, and Brahms

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