
Jacqueline Maya is a dedicated music educator and flutist with a passion for helping students build confidence, clarity, and strong foundational skills through personalized instruction. She brings extensive performance experience from college and university ensembles, having played flute and piccolo in marching bands, concert bands, symphonic bands, and orchestras.Jacqueline works with beginner to intermediate students who want to strengthen their technique, deepen their understanding of music, and feel supported as they grow. Her lessons are especially helpful for students preparing for school band, solo performance, or those who want extra guidance with rhythm, music reading, or coursework.Her teaching philosophy is rooted in patience, structure, and encouragement. With an MBA background, Jacqueline approaches lessons with thoughtful organization and clear goal-setting, while always adapting to how each student learns best. Whether a student is playing for enjoyment or working toward specific musical goals, each lesson is tailored to support steady, confident progress.Jacqueline currently offers mobile, in-home instruction for students, providing a convenient and focused learning environment. Click the button below to inquire about session availability, or continue scrolling for more information.

Primary instruction offered in flute and piccolo.Jacqueline brings a broad performance background across orchestral, wind ensemble, marching band, theatrical, and percussion ensemble settings, with extensive experience performing on flute and piccolo.California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA)
Flute & Piccolo — Wind Ensemble & Symphonic Band
Performed throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, including works such as Country Band March by Charles Ives, accompaniments for student soloists (including Rimsky-Korsakov’s Concerto for Trombone), and premieres such as Crystals by Thomas C. Duffy.Southern Utah University (SUU)
Flute & Piccolo — Marching Band, Wind Symphony, & Symphonic Band
Additional ensemble experience in Percussion Ensemble, contributing to rhythm-focused and contemporary repertoire.Pasadena City College (PCC)
Flute — Orchestra & Wind Ensemble
Performed major symphonic works including Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4.Antelope Valley College (AVC)
Flute & Piccolo — Orchestra, Symphonic Band, & Flute Choir
Performed in operatic productions including Rigoletto and La Bohème, as well as campus events such as basketball games, graduations, and end-of-semester large and small ensemble concerts.Riverton High School
Flute & Piccolo — Marching Band, Symphonic Band, & Orchestra
Flute & Piccolo — Anything Goes (Broadway musical production)
Additional ensemble experience as a mallet player in Percussion Ensemble.Pete Knight High School
Flute & Piccolo — Marching Band, Concert Band, & Symphonic Band
Additional performance experience as a mallet player in Winter Drumline, participating in competitive indoor percussion shows.Click the button below to inquire about session availability, or continue scrolling for more information.

Personalized, one-on-one lessons focused on building strong fundamentals, confident playing, and steady progress. Sessions are tailored to each student’s level and goals and may include tone development, technique, reading skills, rhythm, and repertoire.Piccolo Fundamentals Included
Students may choose to dedicate part or all of a lesson to piccolo technique, tone development, and instrument-specific guidance at no additional cost.Ideal for:
• Beginners of any age
• Adults and returning musicians
• Middle school, high school, and college students
• Band or orchestra students seeking extra support
Individual support for school music classes and ensemble coursework. Sessions focus on clarifying concepts, strengthening musicianship skills, and building confidence in areas students find challenging.Common focus areas include:
• Note reading, rhythm, and ear training
• Scales and key signatures
• Band, orchestra, or choir assignments
• Practice strategies and study supportIdeal for:
• Students needing extra help in music class
• Beginners or returning learners
• Middle school, high school, and college students
Sessions are offered as mobile, in-home instruction or at an agreed-upon public space (such as a library or study area).A travel fee of $0.40 per mile (one way) applies, up to 75 miles from the Antelope Valley. This helps cover travel time, mileage, and vehicle wear while allowing for flexible, convenient instruction.
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