Sona Gevorgyan received her Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from California State University of Northridge, under the instruction of the renowned professor of piano, Francoise Regnat. She further continued her studies with Juilliard graduate and an active chamber musician, Lusine Ketenjian. Sona has learned and mastered different techniques in her piano learning from both of these wonderful professors, which she passes on to her current students whose excellence in playing the piano is shown in her regular studio recitals and in high scores the students achieve from stately run exams, known as Certificate of Merit. During  her studies, Sona received numerous awards and scholarships; among them are the Old Town Music Store Scholarship, and  Pasadena Women’s club scholarship. In addition, she performed in master classes of well-renowned professors such as Jerome Loenthal, James Bonn.  In the teaching field, Sona has an extensive experience working with kids from beginner to early advanced levels. She is also an active member and an adjudicator at MTAC (Music Teachers Association of California.) As a collaborative chamber musician, Sona has accompanied different instrumentalists, such as vocalists, violinists, and clarinetists. As a classically trained piano instructor, Sona’s main goal is to establish a strong foundation in theory, technique, sight-reading and repertoire in each one of her students.  She strongly believes that a well-rounded music education is the key to try and succeed in any kind of music genre, whether it’s jazz, pop, or classical.