Linda Gentille "Princess of the Piano"

Linda Gentille, affectionately known as the "Princess of the Piano," is a renowned pianist celebrated for her exceptional talent and captivating stage presence. Born in Pacific Palisades, California, Linda began her musical journey under the guidance of her father at Roger Williams' studio in Los Angeles. She quickly advanced through the program and later studied with Juilliard-trained Richard Kohfeld. Her career took a significant leap when she was selected to tour with the legendary Liberace in 1986, earning her the nickname "Princess of the Piano" from him. This collaboration culminated in a memorable performance at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Linda Gentille's performances are a blend of classical and flamenco styles, showcasing her mastery of over 2000 popular songs and hymns. She is known for her "Top Ten Medley" segment, where she seamlessly weaves audience requests into a memorable medley. Her concert career spans over 1000 performances worldwide, including notable appearances like The White House Correspondents Dinner during President Ronald Reagan's administration. Her recent concert tours include "The American Piano Show" and "Around the World with Music," highlighting her versatility and appeal to diverse audiences. Some of her notable albums include "Movie Magic," "Worlds Greatest Love Songs," and "A Gentille Christmas."