About

Renee Sadorf is a pianist based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, known for her engaging presence as both a performer and educator. With a diverse musical background and a deep love for teaching, she inspires students of all ages through her private piano studio, Silver Keys Music Studio. Passionate about learning and sharing music, Renee is committed to helping others grow in skill, confidence, and creativity.

She began piano lessons at the age of five with her grandmother, Rachel Siegrist, and later during high school, studied with Professor Kendra Bigley from Lancaster Bible College. Renee received a Bachelor's Degree in Piano Performance from Messiah University, where she studied with Professor Ya-Ting Chang. She also holds a Master’s Degree in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from Florida State University, studying under the direction of Dr. Heidi Williams and Dr. Diana Dumlavwalla. While at FSU, she was awarded a teaching assistantship in group piano, where she taught and managed group piano courses to undergraduate music majors. 

Renee is a member of the Lancaster Music Teacher Association (LMTA), Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association (PMTA), and the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA). Through MTNA, Renee was the 2025 recipient of the MarySue Harris Studio Teacher Fellowship Award. This award recognizes recent graduated music teachers who demonstrate a strong commitment to the profession and excellence in studio development. 

In addition to runnning her private studio, Renee also teaches as an Adjunct Professor at Lancaster Bible College. Aside from teaching, Renee accompanies the Wheatland Chorale and Threefold Cord Women's Choir.