Rachel Wojcicki is an educator, performer and presenter from the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago. She has been studying piano for over 18 years. Rachel received a Bachelor's in Music from Elmhurst College majoring in Music Business where she also received her Piano Pedagogy Certification. Rachel was an active musician playing in many ensembles as a student including the Elmhurst College Wind Ensemble, Jazz Lab Band, Jazz Combo and others. She was selected to perform Robert Muczynski's Six Preludes Op. 6 and Sergi Rachmaninoff's Humoreque in G minor in the National Association for Music Educator's (NAfME) Honors Recital in 2014 and 2015. She received a full scholarship to attend the National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy in 2015 and continues to attend these conferences and Illinois State Music Teachers Association conferences regularly!
Being an active musician, Rachel believes in promoting music and its' education through local organizations. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for Salt Creek Music Teachers Association, Northwest Suburban Music Teachers Association and the Elmhurst Symphony Association. She was honored in March of 2017 to present on her experiences being a traveling piano teacher, keeping piano lessons fun in the 21st Century, starting a business and advertising for the Northwest Suburban Music Teachers Association, a chapter of ISMTA.
Relative Keys Piano Studio began during college and blossomed with the help of her colleagues and wonderful students. Rachel has always had a passion for all genres of music. She was drawn to music at a young age and has never looked back! Learning an instrument isn't always easy and it definitely takes a lot of encouragement to go all the way. Without encouragement from her peers and passionate teachers she wouldn't be doing this today!
Being an active musician, Rachel believes in promoting music and its' education through local organizations. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for Salt Creek Music Teachers Association, Northwest Suburban Music Teachers Association and the Elmhurst Symphony Association. She was honored in March of 2017 to present on her experiences being a traveling piano teacher, keeping piano lessons fun in the 21st Century, starting a business and advertising for the Northwest Suburban Music Teachers Association, a chapter of ISMTA.
Relative Keys Piano Studio began during college and blossomed with the help of her colleagues and wonderful students. Rachel has always had a passion for all genres of music. She was drawn to music at a young age and has never looked back! Learning an instrument isn't always easy and it definitely takes a lot of encouragement to go all the way. Without encouragement from her peers and passionate teachers she wouldn't be doing this today!
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