Daniel Voeller

Instruments: Piano and Banjo

Piano: Ages 5-18, beginner to early advanced

Banjo: Ages 5 and up, beginner to advanced

Education: Pursuing a BA from Liberty University

Philosophy:

I strongly encourage everyone to try learning an instrument. Even if someone doesn’t think it will be for them, it is always worth looking into any of your untapped potential. In my own experience, it is the people who are most excited about the piano that get the furthest. That being said, I always aim for lessons to be exciting. I want my students to walk away with their brains stimulated, ready and anxious to practice each day. For that to happen, I will regularly set goals with the students, track progress, and encourage them to work towards their objectives. Regardless of what someone’s background or personality is, every kind of person can be a great musician. I focus on technique, performance, and improvisation. It is very important to me that everyone enjoys their lessons, and I am delighted to be able to help students reach their full musical potentials.

Biography

Daniel was born in San Antonio, TX and has been involved with the music scene ever since he was a young child. He has participated in orchestra, performed in many concerts, and won many contests. When he began playing piano at age six, he did so not knowing what an immense joy it would bring him. He began taking lessons at MACSA in 2015, and continued to do so throughout high school. In addition to piano, Daniel is also an accomplished banjo player and performer.

At the age of fifteen, he became the Texas state banjo champion. Later that year he was a finalist in the National Bluegrass Banjo Championship. In addition to his personal accolades, he and his sisters began a band in 2017, and traveled around the country spreading joy to many people. He was invited in 2023 to Colorado to teach a week-long class for the Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp.

Through hard work playing his music, performing around the country with his band, and meeting many incredible people, Daniel has discovered the extent to which music can bring joy into other peoples lives. He is dedicated to glorifying God in his music and spreading joy that he found through it to other people. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in business from Liberty University’s online program. Daniel is excited for the opportunity to continue to share his music with others here at MACSA.