Amy Frederick earned a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from the University of Alabama.  She is currently a student of Robert Marler and a Master's candidate at Belmont University, with a dual emphasis in Piano Performance and Music Education.

Ms. Frederick's unique background of classical piano and flute study combined with many years of playing keyboards and organ for rhythm and blues, country, pop, and rock bands allows her to help her students enjoy playing music with confidence and versatility at the instrument.  A published songwriter and demo session musician, Ms. Frederick has also studied jazz piano at the Nashville Jazz Workshop with Lori Mechem, Beegie Adair and Bruce Dudley. 

Amy Frederick has performed with the Paducah Symphony Orchestra and the Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra. She currently performs three nights a week as keyboardist/vocalist for the band Roxcel.  Her solo CD, "However We Like," was released in 2003 on the indie label, Greenbaby Records. 

Ms. Frederick is a Nationally Certified Teacher through the Music Teachers National Association and is a member of the American College of Musicians and the Music Educators National Conference. She is a charter board member of the Willow Oak Center for Arts and Learning of Robertson County and has been an arts features contributor to the Robertson County Times.