30 Scottsdale Music Tutors and Lessons

I started playing piano at age 4 at East Valley Yamaha Music School. I took private lessons throughout my teenage years and went to Arizona State University for my bachelors of arts in Piano Performance. In addition to having an undergraduate degree in piano performance, I also competed at the state, national and international level. I have been teaching piano students since I was a teenager. ... More

My name is Kevin, and I formerly taught all levels of High School Mathematics for the Douglas County School District in Colorado. I recently earned a Master's degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado Denver, and I have since moved to Arizona to work as a Game Mathematician for a local slot machine company. I miss teaching, so I would like to get back in to tutoring. I earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied and Computational Mathematics from the University of So... ... More

I love Music! My family has always incorporated music into our lives. Some of my earliest memories are being danced around in my Mom’s arms and listening to her sing. I began formal lessons on the Piano when I was 7 years old. Growing up also I sang in the Church Choirs, played on Hand Bells, and explored the Flute. I spent a formal year each on Trumpet and Harpsichord and am currently working on learning Zither, Autoharp, Dulcimer, and Soprano, Alto & Tenor Recorders, and sometimes the... ... More

I'm a Berklee College of Music graduate with a degree in Piano Performance. I realized very early in my music career that some teachers can blow your mind and give you a whole new perspective. That's what I enjoy the most. Providing the bridge to my students to get them over their plateaus and to wherever they want to go. I like to give exercises, work on improvisation, and make sure my students understand the theory and technical aspects of music. I've been teaching since 2015 in a va... ... More

I have been performing and teaching for 20 years. I love teaching piano in private lessons because of the rewards of seeing students progress. For adults, the results are seen early on, with lessons very personalized to their requests of what style of music they would like to play, and in turn the lessons are geared towards that goal. For children, all the basic fundamentals are covered in a way suited to the child's abilities and personality. Parents are an important part of the process ... ... More