Your child will grow from a music lover to a music maker
with weekly private or group music lessons
​at Infusing Music Studios!
"I have nothing but great things to say about this studio! I highly recommend Infusing Music Studios to anyone who is seeking music lessons with teachers who are so incredibly invested to inspire and develop disciplined and confident students who LOVE music."
~ Jessica Taylor

Teachers

Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Harmonica,
​Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion,
and Group Music Classes for young children
Clara McDonald
Piano and Flute
​Group Music Classes
Trevor Turville
Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele, Mandolin, Harmonica
John Muther
​Piano, Guitar, Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion
Georgia Sears
​Piano
Alex Resnick
Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo, and Mandolin
Ryan Williams
Piano
Nicola Cullen
Group Music Classes
Krystle Stevens
Group Music Classes
Clara McDonald
Piano and Flute
​Group Music Classes
Inspired by my mother’s beautiful nighttime music, I began taking piano lessons at age five. Four years later I took up the flute.

I have directed, accompanied, and participated in choirs, bands, orchestras, worship teams, and handbell choirs. Over the years I have played for recitals, weddings, funerals, art shows, recordings, accompanied vocalists, given solo recitals, adjudicated competitions, and worked as the administrator for a conservatory of arts program.

I work with students to develop an individualized curriculum that incorporates their desires and goals, as well as including a solid foundation of the fundamentals.

I also offer Sound Beginnings group classes for preschoolers and Let's Play Music group classes for students ages 4–6.
Levels
Beginner / Intermediate / Early Advanced

Ages
0 – Adult

Availability
​Tuesday, Wednesday

Education / Experience
B.A. Music Education
25 years private instruction

Rates
Let's Play Music group classes: $60–80/month
Sound Beginnings group classes: $45–65/month
Trevor Turville
Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo,
​Ukulele, Mandolin, Harmonica 
Trevor is an accomplished singer/songwriter and versatile musician, proficient on the guitar, banjo, piano, bass, drums, harmonica and mandolin. He has over 12 years of teaching experience and 20 years experience as a performer. He teaches across many styles including jazz, blues, country, rock, metal, and bluegrass, and enjoys teaching students of all levels.

Trevor studied jazz and classical styles on guitar under Dr. Douglas James and Mr. Todd Wright, as well as music theory on piano, at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. While there he was a member of the Appalachian State Jazz Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble, and the Gospel Choir. He has a B.A. in Latin American studies. He is currently working on an original project, Ace Slim, in which he is writing and performing a style of music that crosses many spectrums.

His approach to teaching is focused on the student having fun while making notable progress, so that students get enjoyment out of lessons and practicing. Trevor is mindful of the importance of structure, theory, and technique, but laid back in his ability to accommodate the student's own goals and aspirations.
Levels
Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced

Ages
5 – Adult

Availability
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Experience
13 years of private and group guitar instruction

Rates
$25 per 30-minute lesson
$35 per 45-minute lesson
​$45 per 60-minute lesson
John Muther
Piano, Guitar, Woodwinds,
​Brass, Percussion
John has made music his entire life, starting piano in 2nd grade, flute in 4th, guitar and trumpet in 8th and singing the whole time. He still loves picking up a new instrument and getting the excitement of starting as a beginner again. He took music theory classes in college for fun while getting an English degree, and returned a few years later to get a full music degree.  During that time he also began teaching private lessons. He also performs as a singer-songwriter, sings in choirs, and plays in wind ensembles whenever he has the opportunity.

In 2015, Pine Forest Charter School in Flagstaff gave him the opportunity to work in the classroom with kids from 1st through 8th Grades. He loves teaching both the beginning fundamental skills as well as doing the more subtle work involved with advanced players. He loves getting people to sing and play together, and he loves band most of all.

The real joy for John comes not from how difficult a piece is, but rather how musical and beautiful the player can make every note.  John lives by the words of one of his favorite directors: Making music is fun. Making music well is more fun. Making music well together is the most fun of all.
Levels
Beginner / Intermediate / Early Advanced

Ages
6–Adult

Availability
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Education / Experience
B.A. English Literature; B.A. Music (Theory)
​7 years private instruction
5 years K–8 music teacher, band and choir director

Rates
​$25 per 30-minute lesson
Discounts available — inquire for details
Georgia Sears
Piano
I started taking piano lessons when I was six years old. My mom would frequently play piano in our home. One day I told her that I would like to learn how to do that! And so the adventure began… 

I completed my Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, AZ.  I earned my Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Houston. I have been teaching piano for over 30 years and have been everything from “the piano teacher down the street” to a college professor.

My students have been just as diverse; they've won local and state competitions, majored in music, played for their churches, schools, communities, and simply for themselves.

My top priority as a teacher is to deliver quality musical information in a way that passes along the joy of learning and playing music to my students. I tailor lessons to motivate students, help them find their own passions, and make life lesson connections.

I like to use a lot of improvisation and composition in addition to learning the music of other composers to help students become well rounded musicians who can rise to any occasion of their choosing.
Levels
Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced

Ages
5 – Adult

Availability
Monday, Tuesday

Education / Experience
B.M. in Piano Performance under Dr. Judy Lively
M.M. in Piano Performance and Pedagogy under Nancy Weems
Post Graduate Private Study with Dean Elder and Dr. Timothy Woolsey

10 years college level teaching
30 years private studio teaching of all ages

Rates
Free Trial Lesson / Interview
Rate options to be discussed
Alex Resnick
Guitar, Bass Guitar, Banjo, and Mandolin
Alex Resnick is an educator and guitarist based out of Flagstaff, Arizona. He holds both a Master of Music and a Bachelor of Music in Guitar Performance from Arizona State University. He has over a decade of professional teaching experience including college-level private lessons, class guitar, music theory, and music history courses. With over twenty years of performance experience, recent venues include the Orpheum Theater (Phoenix, AZ), the Herberger Theater (Phoenix, AZ), the Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix, AZ), the Tempe Center for the Arts (Tempe, AZ), and the Coconino Center for the Arts (Flagstaff, AZ).

Alex teaches many styles of music including classical, rock, blues, jazz, pop, bluegrass, country, and folk and welcomes students of all levels and backgrounds. As an educator, he understands that every student has unique goals and learning styles and tailors lessons to help students achieve these goals while also cultivating important music fundamentals.
Levels 
Beginner / Intermediate/ Advanced

Ages
7 – Adult

Availability
Thursday

Education / Experience
​B.M. in Guitar Performance
M.M. in Guitar Performance
12 years private and group instruction

Rates
Weekly 30-minute lessons: $120/month
Weekly 45-minute lessons: $180/month
Weekly 60-minute lessons: $240/month
Ryan Williams
Piano
Ryan began playing piano at age six and hasn’t stopped. He began studying Jazz music and improvisation with San Francisco Bay Area pianist Is Perkoff in the seventh grade. Ryan searched out overplaying opportunity throughout high school, including playing solo piano at Nordstroms. He started a quartet and played weddings and parties through college. Ryan graduated from Westmont College with a degree in music education. While at Westmont, he studied with notable jazz pianist Theo Saunders before moving to the east coast.

Ryan taught private lessons in New York City for 10 years while simultaneously performing with singer songwriters, improv groups, rock and roll bands and world music groups. He has performed across the U.S, Canada, France, and Germany, to name a few countries.

Ryan thinks it’s never too early or late to start playing piano and learning about music. Lessons incorporate improvisation, note reading, and music theory. When he moved to Flagstaff, Ryan slowly transitioned to working as a photographer, but his desire to help kids and adults discover a love for music and incorporate that love for music into their life has brought him back to teaching.
Levels 
Beginner / Intermediate/ Early Advanced

Ages
6 – Adult

Availability
Wednesday

Education / Experience
B.A. Music Education
10 years private instruction

Rates
Weekly 30-minute lessons: $30/lesson
Weekly 60-minute lessons: $60/lesson