About Hannah

​​Hannah Price is a passionate and dedicated teacher of all ages and abilities and an active performer in the greater D.C. area. As an artist and teacher, her contributions to music aim to propel the value and quality of music forward, keeping it at the core of human value in a quickly evolving world.

An advocate for community engagement, Ms. Price has been involved with several presentations of musical storytelling across the U.S., and as a participant in programs that bring music instruction to the Grafton Correctional Institution and hurricane-stricken areas of Puerto Rico.

Throughout her musical career, Ms. Price has regularly performed as a chamber, orchestral, and solo musician in concert programs domestically and internationally. Ms. Price holds a Master’s degree with a concentration in Music in Education from the New England Conservatory, having studied under the mentorship of Ayano Ninomiya. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Oberlin Conservatory after having begun her studies at Indiana University under the instruction of Sibbi Bernhardsson.

Ms. Price’s pedagogical approach combines elements from the Suzuki method with supplemental material to support a strong foundation of artistry, technique, and music theory with an emphasis on freedom of movement.