Becky Reesor

Canadian Classical-Crossover Piano Artist

“A feast for the senses.”—Louise Pogue

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  • Janice Jo Lee | Folk Artist

    Becky Reesor's compositions are expansive journeys. The melodies draw you in, the phrasing and colour opens up musical horizons that evoke the grandeur of nature. I love how she has been inspired by the earth to create accompanying sound to the visuals and photos. A life-affirming and inspiring concert by a virtuosic pianist and composer.

  • Mayu Funaba | Tango Pianist

    Becky Reesor's "Stop the clock" is a peaceful & captivating journey through the artist's imagination—visually and musically.  She brings us through images of nature and feelings—flowers, leaves, water, skies— all beautifully pictured through music of grand quality, executed with refinement and sensitivity.

  • Yda Gough | Audience

    I was lucky to attend to one of Becky’s concert and it was magical!!

    Her music makes you fly.

    Thank you for sharing your passion for music.

  • Daniel Lichti—Bass Baritone | Wilfred Laurier University

    She impressed with both solo pianistic and compositional excellence, and also as a collaborative pianist.

  • Jen Pogue | JPO & CO

    A stunning opportunity to be still with self and community, with spectacular music for the ears, heart and soul.

    Having Becky play on our dock venue was a huge draw and summer highlight. The turnout blew away our expectations. Our neighbours continue to ask when she might be coming back to play again.

    It was a very special experience—I highly recommend supporting any future concert endeavours for this talented artist!

  • Serge-André Jones | Pianist-Composer

    Becky Reesor's "Stop the clock" is a peaceful and captivating journey through the artist's imagination, visually and musically. 

    She brings us through images of nature and the feelings she felt while contemplating them. 

    Flowers, leaves, water, skies are beautifully pictured through music of grand quality, executed with refinement and sensitivity.

  • Cameron Streicher | MHAS

    Enjoyed thoroughly by all—the performance, paired with stunning videography, transported us to a world of vivid colours (musical and visual!), excitement and great beauty.

    What a lovely way to spend an evening!

  • Joel Skogman | Saint John Horticultural Association

    Her music added something special to the day. Becky’s mix of classical pieces and familiar, modern songs created a warm and welcoming atmosphere that brought people together.

    Her performance elevated the event and left a lasting impression on everyone attending.

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About Becky

Becky Reesor is a Canadian classical-crossover pianist known for her colourful, soulful sound laced with folk, jazz, and electronic influences. Her music ignites the senses—tunes you to your body, soul, and psyche.

Noted for her immersive concert experiences, Becky is currently touring Stop the Clock (2023)—a transformative nature-journey. Her next collection, Felt, not said (2026), will dig into the gut of human experience.

Her performances have taken her across Canada, Scotland and Mexico with solo and collaborative stages highlights including the Hudson Music Festival, Axé Worldfest, Conrad Grebel University College, the Iona Abbey and Montreal’s Oasis Musicale Concert Series.

Study with Becky

Becky's second great love is music education.

Over the years, her work with leading experts has shaped not only her ability to translate music into emotion and energy—but also her understanding of healthy, sustainable technique and movement in the body.

In 2019, Becky launched an online piano studio that now welcomes an international community of students across a wide range of styles and skill levels. By helping students speak music as a language—not just play the notes—she’s guided young performers to award-winning success and supported amateurs and professionals alike in expressing themselves through the piano.

Becky is examiner & adjudicator with the Canadian National Conservatory of Music and leads workshops on improvisation & pianist wellness that support vibrant, healthy music-making communities.