Becky Rogot began her musical training at age six in Washington DC with William Foster, currently assistant principal violist in the National Symphony Orchestra. She continued her studies with Shinichi Suzuki and Vaclav Adamera as well as Yuka Mori in Matsumoto, Japan, earning her Suzuki Method teaching certificate at the Talent Education Institute in both violin and cello. After graduating from Carleton College with her B.A. in Psychology, Becky extended her cello pedagogical training with teacher training from Barbara Wampner and Tanya Carey, completing Suzuki Books 1-10. Her teachers have included Jennifer Culp, the late Peter Shelton, and Amos Yang. Becky plays with the Holy Names' Orchestra, previously under the baton of Roy Bogas and currently conducted by Dr. Steven Hofer

Becky currently serves Crowden's faculty and also teaches in Crowden's Resurrection Lutheran Church outreach program. She is on the faculty of Holy Names' Preparatory Music program, where she teaches both violin and cello to groups and individuals. Her students have performed in chamber groups and orchestras across the Bay Area and beyond and range in age from three to twenty.

Becky is excited to be on the Crowden faculty, where the opportunity to share her music and teaching flourishes with each student.