Teaching Statement

With a deep understanding of the professional-level orchestral, chamber and solo repertoires, I work with students from diverse backgrounds and experiences. My own musical foundation began in the Suzuki method. As a teacher, I rediscovered Suzuki and was so inspired by the community I found there that I went on to earn a Master's in Suzuki Pedagogy.

I strive to create a studio atmosphere that nurtures the whole person, not only the cellist— building an understanding of each student’s unique strengths and individual goals. Whether you're seeking lessons for your child, preparing for an audition or returning to music as an adult, my goal is to help you play with ease, excellence, and joy.

Check out my bio to learn more about my teaching experience, see FAQ’s below, or get in touch.

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A group of young women and children playing cellos in a stadium on the field, smiling and posing for the photo.

Performing the National Anthem at a Cleveland Guardians game with the Cleveland Center for Suzuki Studies

  • I teach all ages and experience levels.

  • Absolutely! Visit my contact page or click the button below to set one up today.

  • I currently teach Tuesday through Saturday. Semesters run September to December and January to May, with a by-the-week summer schedule. Students may enroll at any point in the year as space allows.

  • Lessons take place in my home studio in North Denver, or online through Zoom for students not based in the area.

  • Yes! Students interested in non-traditional lessons are welcome to get in touch.

FAQ’s

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