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"Play with heart. Play with living soul."​

​-Dr. Shinichi Suzuki

Morgan Scagliotti Driban is a professional musician, composer and educator. Here you will find some information about who she is and her goals as a music teacher.
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​          ​​Morgan Scagliotti-Driban received a B.M. in violin performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music and a M.M. in violin performance and full scholarship at Boston University, where she was a winner of the Solo Bach competition, which culminated in a performance of Sonata No. 3 in C Major. Recently she received a Graduate Diploma in Music Education and K-12 teaching licensure from Boston Conservatory at Berklee. For the last 15 years she has served in many different capacities including teaching 6-12 strings and general music in Medfield, Westborough and Wellesley school districts, teaching private and group Suzuki violin classes through the Suzuki Institute of Boston, serving as violin faculty at Powers Music School, conducting the String Ensemble (MYSP) and serving as violin faculty at Pow-Wow Summer Camp and Music on the Hill Summer Festival in Belmont, Massachusetts. Past public school positions include teaching strings in the Brookline, Boston and Belmont school districts.

Video examples of Morgan's conducting:​                                             

Video examples of Morgan's students performing: