About Me

Malora Huggins is a music educator in Evansville's diocese, residing in Evansville, Indiana. At age 15, she began giving piano lessons. At that time, she discovered her passion for music and education. Today she also works as an accompanist throughout the tri-state acting both as an educator and a professional musician. She attended the University of Evansville from 2004-2008, graduating with honors, and recently completed her Masters of Music Education with Boston University, also with honors.  In her spare time, she enjoys playing golf, fishing, drawing, spending time with family, and learning more about music.

 
My influences:
 
My great-grandma was one of my biggest fans. She took me to my first piano lesson, encouraged, and reminded me that I would not get any better without practice, hard work, and dedication. I also had some very inspirational piano teachers, both as a child and college student. They taught me that being a piano teacher was not just educating students about music, but it was also about caring for your students, and building a relationship with them while encouraging them to be the best musician they can be.  

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Where Words Fail, Music Speaks
 Lucy Rudman
Published: March 2011
Where words fail,
music speaks.
It speaks of the pain,
of the sorrow,
of the lost,
of the life we live.
It shares emotions.
It's a way to connect,
to understand
what others feel.
Where words fail,
music speaks.
It tells the truth
whether you want it to or not.
Music shares the souls
of those we're around,
of those in the world
that we're living.
I wish to share
my music with you
So you can understand
the pain I feel,
so I can share my soul with you,
so you can understand
What I'm going through.