Dr. William Fedkenheuer

Biography

William Fedkenheuer is a highly respected performer, speaker, teacher, consultant, and professional development coach with decades of experience. As a member of internationally acclaimed string quartets including The Miró, Fry Street, and Borromeo Quartets, he guides artists and organizations in honing their inspiration and impact, helping them achieve their goals with greater efficiency and consistency. As a soloist and chamber musician, William has performed on prestigious stages around the world, including Carnegie Hall and Esterházy Castle, while his performances have garnered media attention from NPR, PBS, NHK, and the Discovery Channel. He has been recognized with the Lincoln Center’s prestigious Martin E. Segal Award and is a Canadian national fiddle champion. Currently, as a violinist with the Miró Quartet, he has appeared in numerous recordings and has collaborated with major artists, crossing musical boundaries with luminaries like Leon Fleisher, Audra McDonald, and Jake Shimabukuro. William maintains an active schedule as a professional development coach, drawing on his twenty-five years of experience to develop effective strategies, principles, and tools for thriving musicians and organizations. His philosophy emphasizes helping clients clarify their vision, prioritize goals, and refine their mindsets to elevate their actions and maximize their investments of time and energy.

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