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Earl is a music educator with over 20 years of experience. He holds a Bachelor's degree in music education with a vocal emphasis from Florida A and M University (2002) and a Master's degree in Music Education from the University of Florida (2010). 

Earl has served as a music director in ministry for 35 years. He has also served as music director for several productions including most recently Sistas the Musical, Avenue Q, and The Color Purple. Earl believes that music lessons should be fun incorporating the popular music his student enjoy as they learn to play Drums, Piano, or how to Sing. He is a member of Phi Mu Alpha SINFONIA, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and is a Prince Hall Mason. 

Fran graduated from the University of Southern Maine with both a Batchelor of Music in Performance and a Bachelor of Science in Music Education. She has taught in Public schools and privately for 20 years.

Fran performs professionally in various classical and nonclassical groups playing cello, clarinet, and guitar as well as singing. She teaches a variety of musical styles including Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues, Country, and Swing, as well as choral singing, chamber singing, and church choirs.

Having taught students of all ages Fran is equally skilled in teaching children and adults of all skill levels. Her teaching style is traditional, with an emphasis on proper technique and music reading skills. She augments the method books with pieces of any style the student enjoys playing. Fran is a believer in positive reinforcement and gives generous praise when it is earned.

Carlos was born in Havana Cuba and immigrated to Miami when he was a child. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Education and a Masters degree in Computer Science. He is certified to teach K-12.

Carlos taught music in Miami public schools for 14 years and 15 years for the New York City Department of Education. He has over 20 years of experience as a Music Minister and director for various congregations. 

He enjoys teaching private lessons in English or Spanish as well as private musical coaching. He has a quiet personality that allows his passion for making music shine in others and helps shyer children excel.

“Dive into an exciting and fun world of music with Camila. With her infectious energy and passion for piano and violin, each class becomes an adventure your children won't want to miss. Since she was just a child, Camila has been fascinated by the magic of music, and now she's ready to share that excitement with your little musicians. With creative games, catchy melodies, and plenty of laughter, each class is an opportunity to explore new sounds, discover hidden talents, and create musical memories that will last a lifetime. Enroll them today and get ready to watch their love for music flourish under Camila's guidance!“

Heidi has a very outgoing personality and is often accompanied by her puppy Gershwin! She is the perfect teacher for those students who require a little more stimulation during the lesson. She often plays duets with her students at lessons an recitals.

Heidi began studying piano at the young age of six, and ranked 2nd place in the State competition for the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs by the age of sixteen. She holds B.A. in Piano Performance from Southeastern University. After receiving her degree she studied for four years with jazz piano Steven Van Loozenoord, and is currently working on her Master's in Piano Performance at the University of South Florida in Tampa. She has studied under instructors such as Dr. Robert Marler, Dr. Robert Ruckman, and Dr. Young-ah Tak.  

Heidi participated in the Keyboard Festival at First Assembly of God for seven years, an event that was broadcasted on The Christian Television Network and had an in-person attendance of about 10,000 over the course of a weekend each year. For seven years she was on staff at Faith United Methodist Church as a pianist, and the accompanist for local vocalists.

From the age of 3, Sally has spent her life learning, performing, and teaching music. Her studies began with Betty Haig and the Chicago Suzuki Institute. As a teen and young adult she attended various summer music festivals in Brevard NC, Killington, VT, and Hot Springs, AK. She studied under Valerie Adams and Carolyn Stuart at the University of South Florida, where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Music Performance.

Sally began her career as a professional violinist and violist in Florida performing with various solo acts the likes of Sarah Brightman, STYX, Peter Cetera, and many more. She toured with several Broadway musicals such as Lion King, South Pacific, and the King and I., she also worked regularly with the Sarasota Orchestra, Naples Philharmonic, Southwest Florida Symphony, and Opera Tampa. In 2010 and earned the concertmaster position with the Glacier Symphony and the Festival Amadeus Orchestra in Kalispell, MT. As well as holding positions with the String Orchestra of the Rockies, Great Falls Symphony, Bozeman Symphony Orchestra, and Helena Symphony.

Sally played many outreach concerts at local and rural schools, sat on the Board of Directors of a music school in the state of Montana, and directed her home studio. She is certified in Suzuki ECC, Kindermusik, and is a current member of FSMTA. She strives to help students develop their love of music by molding lessons and repertoire based on each individual student. Sally understands each student is unique and will benefit from flexibility in expectations and methodology.