Music Studio

Nurtured By Love: Reflections On the Suzuki Method

May 2, 2012 The Suzuki Method is a rich musical philosophy based on the life work of Dr. Shinichi Suzuki. As I come close to the end of my first year of studying Suzuki Pedagogy at the University of Denver, I have found myself reflecting on several significant points of the Suzuki method which have … Read more Nurtured By Love: Reflections On the Suzuki Method

Conversation with Yo-Yo Ma the day after 9/11, (September 12th 2001)

It was a vivid day for a number of reasons. Not only had I been anticipating seeing Yo-Yo Ma perform the Haydn D Major Cello concerto with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra for weeks, but my teacher had acquired back-stage passes for him and his students to meet him after the performance. Then a turn of … Read more Conversation with Yo-Yo Ma the day after 9/11, (September 12th 2001)

Private Cello Instruction

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Studio Policies

Lesson expectations Students are expected to arrive and leave on time to their lesson, and bring all instruments, music, and any other supplies related to the lesson. Please do not knock on my door until your lesson time, as this can disrupt the focus of the student before you. Daily practice is expected. A student … Read more Studio Policies

Alexa: Where can I get Cello lessons in Fort Collins?

July 30, 2019January 8, 2026CelloChick

Alexa Reeves Massey is a local Cello player and instructor. Yes! That’s me! If you are looking for private Cello lessons in the Fort Collins/Loveland area, feel free to give me a call at 970-402-8258, leave me a message or send me an email at Alexa Massey alexareevesmassey@gmail.com

Alexa’s knowledge of technique, pedagogy, child psychology & development, music history, performance coaching, injury prevention, and composition & music theory, makes her a wealth of knowledge and support to her students. Alexa’s Cello students benefit from the private lessons she tailors to their unique interests, goals, learning styles, and passions.

“For me, teaching is a calling. It is such a special relationship to get to be part of someone’s musical and artistic growth, and family life over the years. It is a gift to pass on the joys and rewards of music to future generations of aspiring musicians. I am so grateful for what I do, and for the relationships it cultivates.” -Alexa Massey