Connor Chee Piano

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Kanab High School is located at 59 S Cowboy Way, Kanab, UT 84741

The program will include selections by Debussy, Chopin, and Connor Chee’s latest album “The Navajo Piano”

For performance inquiries, contact:  Mary Beth Crandall, management Phone: 623-349-4062 Email: [email protected]

Add me on Skype: connor.chee

I offer private online piano lessons and music theory tutoring via Skype! All you need is:

A Webcam

A piano or keyboard

A Skype account (free)

These lessons function just like in-person lessons, except you can have the convenience of learning from your home! Online piano lessons can also make great gifts! The music theory tutoring is ideal for college students that need help with their music theory courses.

See below on how to earn more free lessons!

THE FIRST LESSON IS ALWAYS FREE!

Any new student that is interested in lesson can have a trial lesson for free. No obligation! If you decide you don't want to have any further lessons, no problem!

To sign up for a free lesson, or to get more info, just email [email protected]. Or you can add me on Skype at connor.chee to schedule a lesson, or ask any questions you may have!

If you have already had your free lesson and want more free lessons,check out the info below!

For every new person that you refer to online lessons (that purchases at least one lesson), you will earn a free lesson! The referral will get their first lesson free, and once they purchase a lesson (or lessons), you will be credited with one free lesson. Just make sure they mention your name when they sign up (or anytime during their first lessons). It's as simple as that! 1 new student = 1 free lesson for you!

Navajo Vocable for Piano, No. 1 by Connor Chee

Navajo Vocable for Piano, No. 9 by Connor Chee

Polonaise in A-flat Major, Op. 53 by Chopin

Prelude in D-flat Major, Op. 28, No. 15 by Chopin.

Originally from Page, Arizona, Navajo pianist Connor Chee began piano lessons at age 6 with Sue Barney and later, Debbie Mitchel. At age 10, his family relocated to Cincinnati, Ohio, where he attended the School for Creative and Performing Arts.

While there, Connor studied under Anna Weinstein and Simon Goykhman. At age 12, Connor won a gold medal in the World Piano Competition's Young Artist Division, earning him his first performance at New York City's Carnegie Hall. In the following years, Connor went on to win multiple awards in the World Piano Competition, earning performances at the United Nations, and an international feature on CNN.

While in Cincinnati, Connor performed with the Cincinnati Pops, the Hamilton-Fairfield Sympony Orchestra, and the Blue Ash Montgomery Symphony Orchestra. At Age 17, Connor graduated from the School for Creative and Performing Arts, and began studies at the Eastman School of Music under professor Rebecca Penneys. Connor received his Bachelor of Music from Eastman in 2009, and went on to earn a master's degree from the University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music, studying under professor Elizabeth Pridonoff.

Recently, Connor was awarded a First Prize in the 2016 Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition. He performed in the winners recital at Carnegie Hall this May.

Connor has given performances throughout the country, including in Washington D.C., New York City, Ohio, Kentucky, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona.