Private Music Lessons in Taylorsville, UT

Improve the quality of your voice by learning from a professional voice teacher Hi, My name is Grace. I'm a native Korean speaker who grew up in Seoul, South Korea through college. I'm currently a doctoral candidate majoring in voice performance and pedagogy in the US. With over 10 years of experience teaching voice, piano, and Korean to students of various levels. I'm so excited that you are interested in learning about the Korean language. Feel free to contact me. I'll be looking forward to meeting you soon. Thank you :D

I am an accredited teacher of mix singing technique with IVTOM, International Voice Teachers of Mix. I teach any vocal style from classical to pop, but focus on r&b, pop, rock, indie, alternative, and soul. In addition to teaching mix vocal technique, I have years of experience and insight with songwriting and live performance being on season 23 of NBC The Voice and as an active musical artist I am able to help you become a better, more confident singer and performer. Since 2015, I've been helping singers find their own unique style and voice.

Andrea Hughes is a Romanian-born, American concert artist. She began studying violin at age 3 and piano at age 7. She received a Bachelor Degree in Violin Performance at the Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM) under Paul Kantor and Ivan Zenaty. Her childhood violin teachers include Deborah Moench, Dara Morales, and Ralph Matson. Her childhood piano teachers include Amy Wilding and Melissa Ballard. Additional violin instruction has also been given from artists including Joseph Silverstein, Dmitri Berlinsky, Ulf Schneider, Stephen Picard, Ilya Kaler, Remus Azoitei, and Viktor Tretyakov. As a child, Andrea performed numerous concerts with Rocky Mountain Strings, including tours to Poland, the Czech Republic, and Italy. She was concertmaster of the Utah Youth Symphony. Learning from top professors, she has attended the The Quartet Program, Heifetz Institute, Nuevo Mundo Festival & Academy, National Repertory Orchestra, Keshet Eilon Mastercourse, Blackmore International Music Academy, Szymon Goldberg Meisterkurse, Dorothy Delay Masterclass Series and Schlossakademie Masterclass Series. At CIM, Andrea participated in the Intensive Quartet Seminar, and was Concertmaster and Principal Second Violin for the CIM Orchestra and Opera Orchestra. She was first violinist of the Chroma Quintet. Her orchestral experience includes Firelands Symphony Orchestra, Ballet West Orchestra, Camerata Louis Spohr, Folkwang Kammerorchester Essen, Essener Philharmoniker, Sinfonieorchester Wuppertal and the Utah Symphony. Andrea has won numerous prizes: First Prize at the Utah State Fair Violin Competition thrice, UMTA Pre-Collegiate Instrumental Concerto competition, CIM Concerto Competition, and Nuevo Mundo Festival & Academy Concerto Competition. She won Second Prize in the MTNA National Competition Young Artist Division. She was a finalist in the Szymon Goldberg International Competition, and a semifinalist in the George Enescu International Competition. She was awarded the Dr. Jerome Gross Prize. Andrea debuted with the Utah Symphony at age 16 and soloed with the CIM Orchestra. She has performed on the M.U.S.i.C Stars in the Classics, Excellence in the Community Concert Series, and Temple Square Concert Series. Live radio broadcast performances include Classical 89 and WQXR New York Radio. Andrea began teaching violin in 2007, and enjoys passing along musical principles and various methodologies from her own learning and observation, so that students receive a thorough and well-rounded musical education. *Serious inquiries only.*

Jacob has been playing guitar since May 2004 and has been teaching since November 2010. He holds a Jazz Composition degree from the University of Utah. Jacob strongly believes in having students learn things that they enjoy while also making sure they have a great understanding of music and guitar technique. When you see a student succeed and grow it can be a very fulfilling experience, this is a skill that they can keep with them for the rest of their lives. It's also nice getting to know not only the students but the student's families, I've met a lot of cool people through teaching guitar.