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Hi there! My name is Ed and I'm a performing musician and educator. I've taught for over 15 years to all ages and I have experience in a wide range of musical styles. I studied piano in university and have performed professionally in groups and as a solo artist covering a wide range of styles including including rock, jazz, folk, country, reggae, Celtic, funk, and classical.

Initially trained as a classical violinist, my current passions include Southern Old-Time, Irish, French-Canadian Fiddle music and Klezmer. In June 2011, I became the first teacher in Washington State to be certified in the Mark O'Connor Violin Method, a developmental curriculum of American folk music for students of all levels.

Daniel Marson, PhD (that is, me!) is a practicing clinical neuropsychologist and retired professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). I have been at UAB for over 30 years. I first heard blues harmonica as a 17 year old teenager in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and have been chasing that sound ever since.

Hi, I'm Zak! I've been teaching singing and acting for 15 years, working with people of all backgrounds and skill levels, from novices up through Broadway actors - and I hope to add you to my roster next! In addition to helping you with singing technique, range, and audition prep, I can help you master the art of acting while singing - where the magic truly happens!

Born in 1994, Alexander Ventegodt is an accomplished danish pianist and pedagogue. Having performed all over the world with some of the best orchestras around, like Copenhagen Audience Orchestra, Sinfonia Selandia and Odense Symphony Orchestra, there is no further need to describe his brilliant ability and talent at the piano.

Carlos Rafael Martinez Arroyo is a distinguished violinist acclaimed for his technical proficiency and artistic versatility. Born in Córdoba, Spain and based in New York City, Carlos has carved a noteworthy presence in the classical music scene through performances, chamber music collaborations, and festival appearances across the United States, Mexico, and Europe.

I’m a touring and recording musician with years of real-world experience playing live, writing songs, recording in the studio, and developing my own sound as an artist. I have had a song I wrote featured on the hit tv series, Yellowstone.

On top of over 18 years worth of teaching experience at three schools and privately,I started my relationship with music at 12,when I joined the LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL Cadet Band/Marching Band (South African Champions) and learned to play tenor horn,flugelhorn and entry level side drumming.

Beginning violin at the age of 5, Angela came from a very musical family where music was a part of everyday life. Angela developed a love of music and playing violin during high school while having the opportunity to play with different orchestras and small ensemble groups which developed her love of playing with others and collaborating to make great music.

The pursuit of artistic excellence, without compromise, at all costs. David Ezra (previously: Mehmet) Okonsar (Okonşar) was born in October 20, 1961 in Istanbul, Turkey. After his primary education in Paris, he entered the National Conservatory of Ankara fort a short period and then he became a pupil of the great Belgian pianist Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden at the Royal Conservatory…