About Quinn Davis
Quinn Davis is a native Georgian. Her life in music began at nine years
old when her mother enrolled her in piano lessons. Her interest in
classical music and church musicianship grew over the years and
developed through attending seminars and workshops geared toward
both classical and sacred music with instruction from Marilynn Ham,
Mary McDonald, and Joseph Martin giving Quinn a real passion for
sacred musicianship.
Quinn is a regular pianist at the annual Georgia Home Education
Association's (GHEA) conference. She has accompanied several choirs,
ensembles and soloists, as well as various instrumental groups. She
accompanies on a regular basis at her church after taking a course in
church accompaniment for pianists. She has accompanied groups for
competitions, recitals and weddings.
While Quinn enjoys many different aspects of being a pianist, her
greatest joy is found in teaching. She loves to see when a struggling
student gets it after some pretty hard work! She has worked with
students from beginners to early advanced students. She has worked
with young children, and works well with them. She enjoys watching
students develop their own style and find what role music will play in
their lives. Her teaching style is classical with a lot of focus on
technique and theory, as well as the history of the piano and the lives
and visions of the composers. She believes that the piano is an
instrument that a person of young or old age can learn and enjoy!
