Beth Blaskovich is a pianist, educator, and performing artist with more than two decades of experience teaching and sharing music across the U.S. and Europe. She began piano at age five in Montana and grew up immersed in performance, competitions, choir, and musical theater, all of which has shaped both her technical foundation and expressive style.

Beth earned her Bachelor of Music in Piano, graduating Cum Laude from the University of Montana. During her studies, she was selected to represent the university in Vienna, Austria, performing in iconic venues including the historic Musikverein. She also completed pedagogy training at the Orff Institute in Salzburg and the Kodály Institute in Hungary, experiences that continue to inform her creative, holistic teaching approach.

Since beginning her professional teaching career in 2003, Beth has worked with hundreds of students of all ages. She now runs a vibrant piano studio in Steamboat Springs, where she blends classical training, musical storytelling, and creativity to help students grow into confident, expressive musicians.

Alongside her musical work, Beth is a certified Neurosculpting® facilitator and mindset coach, weaving neuroscience, meditation, and brain-based tools into her teaching. These practices help students develop focus, resilience, emotional regulation, and a deeper connection to their artistry.

Beth remains an active performer, sharing classical, contemporary, and modern-classical fusion repertoire in concerts and collaborative events. Her extensive international travel—including musical immersion in Ghana, Ecuador, Guatemala, Bali, and Nicaragua—inspires her teaching style and love of world music.

She also holds a Master’s in Nonprofit Management from the University of Colorado. Outside the studio, Beth enjoys skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and exploring cultures around the world.