South Jordan, UT Piano Lessons

I have a passion for music and love to share that with others!

I am a student at Brigham Young University minoring in Music. I have taken piano lessons for 13 years and am continuing to study piano performance at the university level. I have three years of experience teaching and managing a personal piano studio, and love to share my passion for this wonderful instrument. I believe in creating a positive, fun learning environment for both children and adults.

I played piano for Brigham Young University's Dance Department for 7 years - sight reading or playing without any music for Ballet and Modern Dance classes. I think sight reading is one of the best piano skills to have because you can play whatever you want in a fraction of the time. So my goal is to get students there. Most people aren't looking to become concert pianists, and my goal isn't that. It's to help them play well enough to really enjoy it and be very satisfied with their progress.

I am all about teaching the whole musician, meaning that you will not be learning just piano but all the skills necessary to be the best musician you can be! This includes ear training, music theory, sight-singing and more.

Experienced concert pianist, teacher, and music director available for eager students of all experience levels and ages! I enjoy teaching in all levels, and my work experience has included working with special needs children and teaching adults while an Adjunct Faculty member at New York University’s Steinhardt School. Lessons are catered to maximizing the students interests, passions, and strengths. All students have the opportunity to perform in two annual studio recitals for free. Simply put, my goal is to help each student become the best musician they can be.

Raevyn is an advocate and a model of thriving in a musical environment during early stages of development; her mother taught educational subjects through song and rhymes of which she excelled. With Raevyn’s understanding of music, she has actively established herself as a helpful musician in the community. Succeeding in competitions and participating in ensembles, as well as being an accomplished accompanist, Raevyn has a broad experience in musical stewardship.

Hi! My name is Haley Bradshaw. I am 23 years old and I have been playing the piano for 14 years, and teaching piano lessons for 5 years.
I am a recent graduate from Utah State University with a degree in Piano Pedagogy. My education has taught me to be an expert in technique, ear training, keyboard skills, music theory, music history, musical aspects and the study of level 1 piano music to late advanced piano music. l have studied all the latest ways and techniques of teaching and educating young and older children in music.
My main focus and greatest desire is to establish a love of music within every child!

Piano is an amazing instrument and has so much power. Have you wanted to learn your favorite songs? The piano is an easy instrument to start learning those and the way I focus on learning music is by focusing on the songs you like to play and listen to.

We focus on ear training, theory, proper practice techniques. We will learn excersizes to help us play with both hands better.

I also am a Jazz musician, so we can talk about imrovisation and comping as well

Want to be able to read music? Interested in being able to sit at a piano and play your favorite pop songs? Want to impress your family and friends with some flashy classical pieces? Well look no further, I will help you build a solid foundation of music theory, sight-reading, ear training, and technique while tailoring to your personal needs and goals. All ages and genres are welcome, my only rule is to have fun, so lets get started.

I believe that music is not only enriching for the soul but also a life enhancement that builds confidence, self-discipline, and problem-solving skills for people of all ages. I always strive to be inclusive, patient, playful, and flexible, thus creating a safe and welcoming learning environment that supports each students’ individual self-expression.

Each lesson will incorporate ear training, theory, sight reading, practice tools, composition, and improvisation – skills that endure for a lifetime.

Learning any skill requires patience and discipline. I require all students to practice thirty minutes a day which you'll be tracking in your practice and goal journal. The type of practicing depends on what you seek to accomplish. Invest in yourself by earning a little every day, and you will always see improvement.

Music lessons should be fun, encouraging and full of music that you love. They are an opportunity to learn something new, show your improvement, and receive correction, encouragement and praise. Students and instructors should play together frequently throughout and the time should be balanced with theory, technique and exercises, sight-reading, and performance and seasoned with introductions to a variety of music and styles. I like to encourage students to play because they love to play and to find the music that is an integral part of their soul, then to share that with others through performance. What do you want to do with or gain from your music? We will work toward your goals.