"Ravel by the Ocean"
Performance of Ondine from Gaspard de la nuit by Maurice Ravel. ​

 Filmed in June 2016, I collaborated with the Palm Beach County Film Television Film Commission to acquire permission to shoot on the Delray Beach, South Florida. It was during a turtle nest season that the City of Delray officials had to make sure we are not too close to turtles' nests. The Steinway piano was sponsored by Hamilton Piano Company and piano movers from D. C. Moore &Son Inc. helped us deliver the piano to the beach. Lynn University provided the insurance that needed for the shooting on the beach. I enjoyed producing this music video and hopefully many more to come. 
Hope you enjoy!   

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Shuree Enkhbold (Энхболдын Мөнхшүр )

Shuree Enkhbold is a Mongolian-American pianist pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts at the University of Arizona. She completed her undergraduate degree summa cum laude at age 19, received her Master of Music with distinction from DePaul University, and completed a Professional Performance Certificate at Lynn
Conservatory of Music. Through a variety of professional and creative endeavors, Enkhbold has expanded her horizons and redefined what it means to be a doctoral student in the arts. She recently completed a minor in Entrepreneurship at the Eller School of Management and hopes to shape the world of classical music as an artist and cultural entrepreneur. As a naturalized immigrant, she is also interested in bringing the beauty of Mongolian culture to a wider, international audience. She received research funding for a seven-week fieldtrip to the
Mongolian countryside, where she studied folk music. Enkhbold was featured in a documentary film titled 147 Pianos, which premiered at the Chicago International Music and Film Festival and Tucson Film Festival; she was a guest performer at both.
She also produced a music video playing Ravel on a South
Florida beach. As a consummate classical pianist, she won
concerto competitions in 2014 and 2016 and performed with the Lynn and Mongolian Philharmonic Orchestras. She gave her debut performance at Carnegie Hall in 2016. Enkhbold was receipt of the Field Research Fellowship to work on her research project sponsored by the American Center for Mongolian Studies (ACMS), the Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC), and the U.S. Department of Education. 

Professional Networks

Young Leaders of Arts Network
​Since 2011

Young Leaders Network
​​Since 2014

McGuire Alumni Network
​Since 2018