Flute With Maddi

04/08/2026

02/21/2026

Such a fun opportunity!

Attention all Piccolo enthusiasts for this world-record opportunity on Sunday, August 23, 2026! Register and let's break this world record performance!

02/15/2026

01/26/2026

New music groups forming in Saratoga Springs! Plus, I have 4 private lesson spots open for kids or adults. Click below to see the schedule!

Hey everyone! 👋
For those who don't know me, I’m Maddi Lee, a flute teacher here in the area of Saratoga Springs. I’ve been teaching privately for a while, And have been teaching elementary orchestra over in west jordan the past couple of years as well. Lately, I’ve had a bunch of kids and adults asking about lessons. It’s been so great to see all the interest!

I actually have four openings right now for one-on-one private lessons if anyone has been looking for a teacher.

I’m also thinking of trying something new! Since so many people are interested, I’m wondering if there’s enough interest to start some small group classes. It would be a more social and affordable way to learn.

I’m looking at doing groups for Flute, Ukulele (I have a great beginner curriculum for the little ones, but adults are welcome too!), Percussion, and violin.

I haven’t picked a day or time yet because I want to see what actually works for everyone’s schedules. If you or your kids might be interested in a group class, could you fill out this quick survey? It’ll help me figure out the best time to meet and what everyone is most interested so I have a good Idea of where to start.

Link to survey here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfBUkhmAAqvFBansE53mlMgSQki0mw_idObz5f_ZY4SxeeOnQ/viewform

Feel free to DM me if you want to grab one of those private spots or just have questions. Can’t wait to make some music with you all!a

12/25/2025

12/25/2025

12/22/2025

Happy Christmas!

12/19/2025

Hello everyone! The treble makers flute choir will be doing a winter performance this Monday, December 22! We invite you to come with your friends and families to celebrate this festive winter season with us!

Here are the details:

Monday, Dec 22nd
American Fork Library
64 S 100 E, American Fork, UT
84003
Performance time- 7:00 pm

Come join us for some fun! And spread the word to others!

12/02/2025

Trust me, when you’re 70-80 years old, you’re going to either regret that you didn’t or be grateful that you did do everything in your power to nourish your brain when you were in your younger years of life. Studies have revealed that playing a musical instrument (learning and practicing) builds more new neural connections (neuroplasticity) in the brain than almost any other activity on the planet.

Playing an instrument engages nearly every part of the brain at once, including auditory (sound), motor (movement), and visual (reading music) areas. This simultaneous activation strengthens neural pathways and the connections between them.

The process of translating written music (visual) into precise finger movements (motor) and hearing the correct sound (auditory) forces the brain to integrate information from different sense. This improves cognitive flexibility and the ability to multitask.

Unlike skills that are learned and then automated (like tying your shoelaces), playing music involves a continuous process of learning new techniques, memorizing passages and improvising. This constant challenge of mastering new skills maintains and strengthens neuroplasticity throughout life.

Additionally, long-term musical training can lead to both structural and functional changes in the brain. For example, studies show musicians often have larger gray matter volumes in areas related to motor, auditory, and visuospatial processing, as well as a larger corpus callosum.

Also, the act of learning new music helps create new synapses (connections between neurons), while repetitive practice strengthens existing ones. This is a key mechanism of neuroplasticity that allows information to be processed more efficiently.

Playing also requires complex cognitive control, including planning, attention and working memory. The brain strengthens the neural networks associated with these functions, which can lead to better focus and organization in other areas of life.

PMID: 29213699, 38178844, 20889966, 33776638, 25725909, 24672420

12/02/2025

It's like a 3rd dimensional being describing the 4th Dimension.

12/02/2025

Im so proud of my student who made first chair in the junior high all state band! Congratulations to all who made it in. I’m proud of everyone who auditioned!

11/18/2025

Definitely my brain 😂