Jordan Boegner

Commended for her "lovely tone" and "beautiful, immersive sound," Jordan has been playing the piano since the age of five and composing since she was seven. She completed her Bachelor of Music in Keyboard Performance at Wayland Baptist University, where she won awards for outstanding achievement in piano performance, and her Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Jordan has performed Respighi's Pines of Rome on celeste with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra and provided music for a banquet in honor of world-renowned conductor Craig Jessop. She was also a competitor at the division round of the MTNA Young Artists competition. Jordan has taught keyboard at worship camps and plays for both the English and Spanish services at her church. Jordan’s first teaching experience was in the Philippines, where she lived for three months and taught piano to girls from a local orphanage. Since then, she has enjoyed teaching students of all backgrounds from kindergarten through retirement. Her main pedagogical goal is to equip her students to learn, understand, and enjoy music independently. She is an active member of the Fort Worth Music Teachers Association, and many of her students regularly participate in festivals, competitions, and take the Texas State Theory Test. Jordan believes that it is never too late to learn an instrument.