Well-known teacher and pianist who raised a galaxy of young pianists among the most renowned of nowadays (Lucas Debargue, Alexandre Kantorow, Rémi Geniet among others), Rena Shereshevskaya is awarded a title of a “Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres”, (France), of an Honorary professor of the Moscow Ippolitov-lvanov Musical and Pedagogical Institute and is a Laureate of the Ippolitov-Ivanov International Prize in Musical Education “for her outstanding contribution in the development of the world musical culture”. A graduate of the Moscow Tchaikovsky State Conservatory and of a poste-graduate course at this conservatory, she taught during 12 years at the Central Special Music School for Gifted Children at the Moscow Tchaikovsky State Conservatory, then was a head of a piano chair at the Moscow Ippolitov-lvanov Superior Moscow Institute.  

In 1993 she was invited to France as a guest professor of piano by the Colmar National Conservatory for organization of a branch for gifted children and since then she settled there with her family. In parallel with her activity in Colmar she taught also in the Paris National Superior Music Conservatory, in the Rueil-Malmason Conservatory and in the Alfred Cortot Paris Superior Music School where she teaches till now. Rena Shereshevskaya gives public master classes worldwide at the most prestigious academies and festivals as the Roque d’Anthéron Festival in France, Verbier and Sion Festival in Switzerland, New Paltz Summer Festival in the USA, Academy of Nice and Grand Nancy in France…, as well as at conservatories in France, Switzerland, Germany Sweden, Spain (as Lausanne Conservatory, Reine Sofia Music School in Madrid, etc.). She is a jury member of grand international piano competitions as Long Thiibaud (France), Santander (Spain), Geza Anda (Switzeland), Montreal (Canada), Maj Lind (Finland) and others.  

Her students play all over the world in the most prestigious concert halls, such as Carnegie Hall in New-York, Paris Philharmonic Hall, the Champs-Elysées Theatre and Gaveau in Paris, Grand Hall of the Moscow Tchaikovsky State Conservatory, Mariinski Concert Hall in St. Petersburg, etc. She also published a number of articles on problems of the musical education in French, Belgian, Russian and other foreign magazines.