Logan Indge

Logan Indge is a Colorado-based violinist, violist, and dedicated music educator with a passion for inspiring musicians of all ages. A recent graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder’s College of Music, he holds dual Bachelor’s degrees in Violin Performance and Music Education, with a specialization in string education. His studies were shaped by esteemed mentors, including Alex Gonzalez, Claude Sim, Erika Eckert, Dr. Renee Gilliland, and Dr.

Meta Weiss. With over 14 years of performance experience and 8 years of private teaching, Logan offers a dynamic, student-centered approach that emphasizes strong technical foundations while fostering creativity, confidence, and joy. His teaching style is rooted in classical string pedagogy, yet he encourages students to explore their own musical interests and discover their unique artistic voice. Logan’s musical journey began in a 4th-grade public school program and has since led him to perform with ensembles such as the Colorado All-State Orchestra, Western States Honor Orchestra, CU Boulder Symphony, Philharmonia, and Opera Orchestras, as well as the Boulder Mahlerfest Orchestra.

He also has extensive chamber music experience, performing in various string ensembles and piano trios through CU’s programs and freelance engagements. Influenced by artists like Hilary Hahn and Lindsey Stirling, and inspired by composers such as Shostakovich, Prokofiev, and Mendelssohn, Logan brings both versatility and depth to his performances and teaching. He is committed to nurturing well-rounded and confident musicians in a supportive and engaging environment, whether they aspire to perform professionally or simply find joy in making music.