Adelyn Bendorf
Piano and flute · Elementary-age students
Adelyn teaches piano and flute to elementary-age students. She is studying piano performance at Boise State University and is a prizewinner at the Atlanta Flute Competition.
Adelyn has loved music for as long as she can remember. She started piano at age two and later took up the flute, and today she shares both with the young students she teaches at Piano Boise.
As a pianist, she has been a featured soloist with the Meridian Symphony in Bach’s Keyboard Concerto in D Minor under Maestro James Ogle, and with the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra in Mozart’s Piano Concerto in D Minor after winning a top award in the Donald Runnicles Musical Arts Scholarship Competition. On flute, she earned top honors in the Western U.S. through the Royal Conservatory of Music, which brought a solo at the Celebration of Excellence Recital at USC. She has won first place in the Meridian Symphony Concerto Competition on both flute and piano, and she has played with the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra, the Boise Youth Philharmonic and the Los Angeles Youth Philharmonic. She is now earning her bachelor’s degree in piano performance at Boise State.
Away from music, Adelyn loves to run and work out at the gym. For years she was also an Irish dancer.