Dr. Everett is an active concert organist and service player.  She has been a featured organist in recitals, music festivals and workshops, and masterclasses throughout the United States and in Europe and British Columbia.  Everett is Adjunct Professor of Organ at the University of Mary, where her current studio has 9 applied students.  Everett holds a Bachelor's Degree in Organ Performance from Baylor University where she studied with Joyce Jones, and a Master of Arts in Organ Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Iowa, where she studied with Delbert Disselhorst.  Everett was First Place winner of the Ft. Worth AGO Competition, the MTNA Competition, and was Presser Foundation Scholar at Baylor.  She is a frequent guest performer with the Aaron Meyer Band holiday concerts in Portland, Oregon.  Everett has played in some of the great halls of the world including St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, and the Duomo in Florence, Italy.  

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Recitals

Specializing in music of the French Symphonists and American Composers, Everett commands a broad range of repertoire from the 1600's to the present. 

Service Playing

With over 20 years experience as a church musician, Everett is highly sought after in this capacity for her sensitivity to the worship experience, creative improvisations and hymn accompanying. 

Teacher

Everett's teaching style is one of building confidence in her students and focusing on their strengths.  She is known for a keen sense of technique vs. musical issues and how to address them.