17 American Fork Music Tutors and Lessons

Hi, my name is Josiah! I am a recent graduate from Utah Valley University with a degree in Commercial Music. I spent my time at school practicing my skills as a drummer and percussionist by performing with a lot of different groups: the Green Man Group drum line, the Utah Jazz drum line, Percussion UVU (UVU's top percussion ensemble), the UVU Jazz Orchestra, and countless small groups that performed in various styles. As a composer and arranger I have written pieces for the UVU Jazz Orchestra... ... More

** I will not be teaching lessons during the months of June and July. I will start accepting lesson requests and students again starting in August.** I'm passionate about helping students build their minds through music! I have been teaching through Wyzant since the start of this year and I have loved the students I have met from all over the country. A little about my background: After earning Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Music composition, I earned a PhD in 2011 at the University ... ... More

I am a junior at Utah Valley University, studying English with an emphasis on literature, with a 4.0 GPA. I believe education is incredibly important, and I greatly enjoy helping others learn. I develop rough outlines that will help guide my teaching, but mostly allow the student to lead the lesson. Because every student learns differently, I listen and gauge what the best approach is in order to individualize my teaching. I have one year experience working in a kindergarten classroom setti... ... More

Hello! Like you, I love learning new things and seeing myself improve. Nothing brings me greater joy than seeing a student realize how far they've come! I fully believe that progress inspires confidence and healthy self-esteem in a way that nothing else can. My tutoring experience spans decades as the oldest of five children, an instructor for Revolution Prep, a frequent camp counselor (Blue Lake, Concordia), and a private music teacher. I got a Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young Unive... ... More

I've been playing piano since I was 5, and have had consistent lessons till about 17. When I was about about 16-17, I had the opportunity to teach piano to family friends, and I loved every bit of it. I've played on and off since coming out to college, and though my technical skills have decreased due to lack of time and practice, I was able to take a few theory classes through BYU last year. My teaching experience is not extensive, but I understand the patience and the process of honing ... ... More