Ian Green was born and raised in Niagara Falls, Ontario and resides in Hamilton, Ontario.
Playing piano since he was 5 years old, Ian enjoys playing all styles of music including: jazz, classical, pop, ragtime, blues, and freely improvised music.
A graduate of Queen’s University (BMus, 2006) and the Royal Conservatory of Music at Toronto (A.R.C.T., 2006), Ian maintains a thriving music studio teaching piano lessons, music rudiments, history, and theory at all levels of the curriculum for the Royal Conservatory of Music, Conservatory Canada, and the Canadian National Conservatory of Music (CNCM).
Other areas of musical activity include: working as a collaborative pianist for ensembles and soloists; worked as a piano accompanist for examinations and music festivals.
He has published books of piano music with Debra Wanless Music (Ontario) and SuperScore (an app for iPads created by TimeWarp Technologies out of the United States).
Mr. Green enjoys visiting various locations as a music festival adjudicator and as an examiner with the Royal Conservatory of Music, having traveled across Canada. He is also an active examiner offering online examinations through the Royal Conservatory, having worked with students in North America, Hawaii, and China.
Mr. Green is also actively releasing original, ambient piano music under the artist profiles “Music Dreams” and “Ian J. Green”, and is supported by WKM Music Group (Toronto) and Aspire Distro (music publishing) for these projects.
Mr. Green is a member of many professional associations including: the College of Examiners with the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM); the Ontario Registered Music Teachers’ Association (ORMTA); the Canadian Federation of Music Teacher Associations (CFMTA); SOCAN; the Royal Canadian College of Organists (RCCO); and the Canadian Music Festival
Adjudicators Association (CMFAA).
Mr. Green is an active volunteer and supporter of great music in the local community and is a loyal patron to the arts. By offering scholarships to young students, Ian believes in the strong spiritual and social values that are offered through all performance art. 
He is excited to be working as the Music Director at St. John’s Stevensville United Church to nurture current music traditions, inspire new music collaborations, and to build community through faithful, joyful, praise and worship.