Music Lessons in Riverton, UT

Instruments: Trumpet

I first began teaching private lessons as a summer job while still a teenager in high school, and I've loved teaching ever since. Encouraging a love of the instrument (and music in general) in younger students is something I'm very passionate about, but I'm always willing to help older students find that love as well. I find that the best way to ignite that interest is to focus on the type of music the student is most interested in. Read More

Instruments: Piano Synthesizer Harmonica Recorder Keyboard

I always try to develop, in the student, the passion for music. Whether it is the student who seeks to play professionally or the child who wishes to be musicalized. I believe that musical theory must always be studied in a practical way, or else it is empty and useless. After all, it is through experience and practice that we learn in a true, learning this which can last for many years. Read More

Instruments: Piano

I fell in love with teaching the piano during my freshman year of high school. That was 8 years ago, and I have been teaching consistently from my home studio and online ever since then. I have found that there is a fine balance to be struck between structure and curiosity in helping a student cultivate their love for music. I make a point to help my students create consistent practice schedules while allowing them space to play with and explore the piano. Read More

Instruments: Voice Trombone

Hello I am a motivated and hard working instructor and love to share my love of music with others. I am minioring in Musical Performance at Weber State University. I have been playing trombone for 9 years and singing for about 10 years. Music is a huge part of my life and I am excited to share it with others. All the years I have been playing I have performed in some type of group whether it was band, choir, I even did many solos throughout the time I've been playing. Read More

Instruments: Voice

- BA Jazz 2018 - Buenos Aires - Belting - 2018 Barry University, United States - Singing Workshop, by Norma Winstone - XX Argentine Congress of Pediatric Otolaryngology and Phonoaudiology 2018 - Buenos Aires - Composition and improvisation clinic by Kris Davis - Improvisation clinic by Michal Attias - BA Jazz 2019 - Buenos Aires - PEVOC 2019 Copenhagen - 2023 SVI trained Vocologist - University of Utah The achievements made by my students are my best guarantee and my greatest satisfaction. Read More

Instruments: Drums

While I heavily stress learning good technique andreading notation, I think that drums need to be introduced with context. This makes the student aware of what the music needs from the drums and how it feels to play drums in an accompanying manner. So it is important to play time and hear how a beat accompanies theother instruments and how it works with the melody. Reading notation, rudiments, building hand technique, beginners usually start with Stick Control by George Lawrence Stone. Read More

Instruments: Violin Viola

I have learned a lot from my previous teachers and mentors and hope to use their effective teaching styles to teach my own students. 1 lesson per week is a great amount. Keeping a music to-do list or music journal is great for organization. Scales and etudes build strength, intonation, and are a great and crucial warm up for exciting repertoire. All scale books are great, and half the time, you don't even need.a book! Read More