Dr. Jonathan Reddix is a classical pianist and educator who has competed and won prizes in numerous competitions around the country including the Texas State Solo and Ensemble Competition at UT Austin, the Pueblo Keyboard Arts Festival, the Colorado Yamaha Piano competition, and the New York Artist’s International Competition.

He earned his Doctorate of Musical Arts from Boston University’s College of Fine Arts in 2022, studying under Gila Goldstein and Pavel Nerssessian. He also holds a Master of Music from NYU’s Steinhardt School (2019) under Eteri Andjaparidze, and a Bachelor of Music and Performance Certificate in Piano from the University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music (2016, 2017) under Steven Mayer.

Dr. Reddix is an active music educator and has been teaching private piano lessons, group piano, music theory, and aural skills to students of all ages and skill levels around the country for the last eight years. He thinks of his teaching style in terms of the constructivist perspective, striving to integrate technical knowledge and musical skills while relating to each specific student and tailoring his teaching to suit their needs and goals. Above all Jonathan wants his students to have an enjoyable learning experience that fosters a love of music and gives them the tools they need to play with technical prowess. His experience teaching collegiate aural skills/theory helps integrate elements of foundational classical musicianship into his piano lessons, while his comfort with a wide range of styles and repertoire ensures that students with a variety of interests can benefit from his teaching. From the complete beginner who’s goal is to play new age or popular arrangements for themselves to the seasoned classical pianist striving to bring Beethoven and Brahms to the concert hall, Jonathan can help guide anyone on their personal journey in music.