Find your sound.

Build your confidence.

Discover the joy of music.


Whether your child is just beginning their musical journey, your student is ready to grow as a musician, or you’re an adult who has always wanted to learn the flute, private lessons offer a supportive place to begin.

With individualized instruction, a thoughtful approach, and music tailored to each student’s interests and goals, lessons help students develop their skills, express themselves through music, and discover what they can accomplish.

Every student has a starting point. Let’s make music from there.

An image of sheet music being used in a flute lesson available to all levels of musicianship, online and in Eastside Washington.
An image of the different parts of a flute being learned about in a private lesson in Bothell, Mill Creek, Woodinville, or Snohomish Washington.

“You’re my favorite teacher because I feel like you really care about us and I feel like you made it a safe space to learn about music and make mistakes”

— Former student

Lessons for Every Stage of the Journey

Every student is unique. Lessons are shaped around each individual’s experience, learning style, interests, and goals.

Young Beginners

A positive, encouraging introduction to the flute! Students build a foundation in sound production, rhythm, note reading, and musical expression while developing good habits and a love of music.

School-Age Musicians

For students playing in school band or pursuing flute more seriously, lessons strengthen technique, tone, rhythm, sight-reading, and musical interpretation. We work together on school music, auditions, performances, and personal goals as appropriate.

Teen & Adult Beginners

It’s never too late to learn something new. Whether you’ve always dreamed of playing the flute or are returning to music after a long break, lessons provide a welcoming, judgement-free space to learn at your own pace.

Continuing & Returning Flutists

For students looking to refine their technique, expand their repertoire, prepare for an audition, or reconnect with the joy of playing, lessons provide focused guidance and room to grow.

Learning an instrument is about more than playing the right notes. It’s about developing patience, curiosity, confidence, and the ability to express something uniquely your own.

In our lessons, students work toward:

  • Strong fundamentals - healthy playing habits, breath support, tone, posture, and technique.

  • Musical literacy - rhythm, reading music, phrasing, and interpretation.

  • Confidence and independence - learning how to practice effectively, work through challenges, and recognize progress.

  • Personal expression - exploring music that inspires and motivates each student.

  • Meaningful goals - celebrating milestones, preparing for performances, and building skills one step at a time.

A Personalized Approach to Every Student

No two students learn in exactly the same way. I tailor lessons to each student’s age, experience, interests, and goals, balancing clear guidance with encouragement and creativity.

For younger students, this means building a strong foundation while keeping music engaging and rewarding. For advancing students, it means refining technique and musical expression while working toward individual goals. For adult learners, it means creating space to explore, ask questions, and enjoy the process without pressure.

I believe that students learn best when they feel supported, challenged in a positive way, and proud of their progress.

What to Expect

Individual Attention

Private lessons give students the opportunity to receive personalized feedback and instruction at a pace that supports their development.

A Clear Path Forward

We’ll identify goals develop good practice habits, and work toward steady, meaningful progress.

Encouragement Along the Way

Learning an instrument takes time. I help students approach challenges with patience and recognize the small victories that lead to lasting growth.

A Partnership with Families

For younger students, family encouragement can make a meaningful difference. I welcome communication with parents and offer guidance on how to support practice and progress at home.

You don’t have to know everything before you begin. You just need a little curiosity and a willingness to try.

Whether you’re looking for a first musical experience for your child, support for a developing young musician, or a new creative adventure for yourself, I’d love to help you get started.

Let’s make music together.

Your Musical Journey Starts Here