Organ

Organ Instructors at the Community Music School

Learn more about private music lessons here! Please note the instructor's level (Apprentice, Master, or Professional) to determine the rates for the lessons. 

Master

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Emma Pullium, a recent graduate from the Hayes School of Music, obtained her Master of Music degree in Organ Performance where she studied under Dr. Joby Bell. During her time at Appalachian State, Emma worked as a graduate teaching assistant where she taught private organ lessons, co-taught Class Piano classes, and was the collaborative pianist for the Appalachian Glee Club, Appalachian Chamber Singers, Appalachian Wind Ensemble, Appalachian Symphony Band, and Appalachian Symphony Orchestra as well as for numerous vocalists and instrumentalists. Emma currently serves as the organist for Mountainside Lutheran Church in Linville, N.C. where she directs the children’s choir and teaches private piano lessons. Her post-graduate plans include staying in the beautiful area of Boone where she will begin teaching Class Piano classes as adjunct faculty at Appalachian State and as a piano and organ instructor in the Community Music School!

Teaching Philosophy

I believe that music is for everyone, but not a one-size-fits-all. Each student comes to the piano/organ bench with unique needs, goals, and ways of learning and it is my responsibility to allow each student to learn and engage with the music in the way that best serves their specific needs. My goal as a teacher is to cultivate an environment where each student is given the tools they need to gain and grow confidence in their music journey which will enable them to enjoy not only the outcome, but also the process.