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Elisabeth is a graduate of The New England Conservatory of Music and The Interlochen Arts Academy. She holds certification from Illinois State University as a McClosky Voice Therapist, specializing in keeping voices healthy, as well as Kodaly Certification as a music educator. A classically- trained coloratura soprano, Elisabeth has performed many musical theatre roles and enjoys singing and teaching a variety of styles including jazz, pop, and opera. She has conducted numerous ensembles including bands, orchestras, choruses of all ages and award-winning show choirs.

Elisabeth has taught both voice and piano for 30 years and has had the honor of teaching students as young as three years old and elementary, middle school, high school, and college students, as well as many adults. She has experience with both gifted and talented students as well as students with disabilities. Elisabeth has prepared many students for competitions, and auditions for collegiate music programs. She is certified as a music educator in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Florida and has taught at International schools in Dalian and Shanghai, China.

Grace is an accomplished pianist with an extensive background in classical piano as well as contemporary worship and sacred hymnal music.  She studied piano at the Royal Conservatory of Music and Conservatory Canada where she received her honorary certification of classical piano and theory education.  She later studied at Canada Christian College (Toronto, ON) for her Bachelor of Sacred Music degree where she expanded her musical playing extensively through chordal arrangement, improvisation, and playing by ear in various styles.  She has also studied extensively with many world renowned concert piano teachers and performers worldwide, including Hoda Nassim (Ottawa, ON), Margaret Macpherson (Ottawa, ON), Sergei Pavlov (Toronto, ON) , Sue Yi Yong (Petaling Jaya, Malaysia), Zheng Ping An (Taipei, Taiwan) etc.  In addition to teaching piano for Lakeland School of Music she also serves as a piano and flute accompanist in various Churches throughout her international teaching ministry in Malaysia, Taiwan, Canada, and US. 

Melissa Vosik is an active piano instructor, accompanist, collaborator, and soloist located in Central Florida. Her diverse musical interests and study have led to a variety of teaching and performing opportunities. Currently she serves as an adjunct professor of piano and accompanist at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida in addition to teaching piano and voice lessons at Lakeland School of Music.

Melissa has taught in multiple settings, including university, public school, and studio. She formerly served as an adjunct professor of class piano and graduate teaching assistant at the University of Central Florida (UCF), director of piano and chorus at Lakeland Senior High School, class piano instructor at the Dr. Phillips School of the Arts in Orlando, as well as a piano and vocal teacher in several music studios - all while managing her own.

As collaborative pianist, Melissa has been privileged to work with various students, churches, artists, and groups. Formerly she freelanced at UCF and West Chester University of Pennsylvania. Melissa has worked with multiple choral, band, and orchestral K-12 programs across Central Florida. Several churches in Pennsylvania and Florida have felt the passioned influence of Melissa’s traditional piano playing, contemporary worship band keyboard playing, original musical compositions, or participation in special event/music productions. She has coached and accompanied auditioners for organizations such as Disney, MTNA, NATS, and Opera Orlando. Lastly, her work at the Opera Orlando Youth Company, the Maitland Symphony Orchestra, and the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Maitland were significant local community- building highlights.

In her spare time, Melissa seeks ways to refine her craft whether it be studying and accompanying faculty and students at the InterHarmony Music Festival, taking private voice lessons, or pursuing foreign language study to further develop vocal coaching and diction skills. She also enjoys Zumba, baking, the beach, and most importantly, time with her loved ones- particularly her four amazing children!

Alivia is a violinist from Utah, who started classical training at the age of eight years old, through the Suzuki Method. She has years of experience performing solos, duets, quartets, and orchestral music. Some of the venues she has performed at include, Abravanel Hall, BYU-I, FSC Branscomb Auditorium, and the Mormon Tabernacle. During her high school years, she was enrolled in the Lyceum Philharmonic Orchestra where she had the honor of recording Laura Osnes' single "My Favorite Things." Prior to the Lyceum Orchestra, Alivia performed with the Utah Allstate Orchestra, and more recently has had the pleasure of being concertmaster of the FSC Orchestra, and performing with the FSC Opera Orchestra. In addition to her violin performing skills, she has also taken multiple years of private piano lessons, and is gifted in teaching both piano and violin to students of all ages and skill levels.

Barbara is a well-seasoned music instructor with 40+ years of experience.  Her musical journey began at age 9, when she received her first accordian from Stuttgart, Germany. Within 10 years she became a master of the accordion, as well as a competent pianist, trumpet, frenchhorn, and guitar player.  In her early 20's she decided to couple her passion for music with her desire to help others by enrolling into the Music Therapy program at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, where she earned a BA in Music Therapy.   

After completing a 6 month internship as a music therapist at a psychiatric hospital in California, Barbara decided to continue working with mental health patients because the work was so rewarding.  After several years in the medical field, she made a career change and accepted a position as the K-12 music teacher at a Christian school in her hometown, where she taught music to children of all ages and skill levels.  Barbara is now teaching Piano, Accordian, and Trumpet at Lakeland School of Music and enjoys sharing the gift of music in a fun and creative way!  When she's not teaching music at Lakeland School of Music she enjoys spending time with her husband and family, writing music of her own, worshiping and training others in worship, and taking long rides on her 3-wheel motorcycle! 

Born in the UK, Carol moved to Canada as a teen with her family. She has recently moved to Lakeland after owning a successful music studio in Cobourg, Ontario for the last 35 years. Carol has prepared students of all ages for competitions, festivals, recitals, musical and college auditions and Royal Conservatory of Music examinations. Carol has been a member of the Concert Band of Cobourg since 2011 where she plays flute and provides vocals for concerts and clarinet and saxophone for the marching band in parades.

Carol is a graduate of Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC and received a bachelor’s and master's in music with a piano and voice proficiency. Secondary proficiencies include clarinet, flute, saxophone and oboe. Currently Carol leads worship and directs the choir as music director at Light and Life FMC in Lakeland. Carol is able to teach a variety of styles from classical, pop and contemporary worship and is comfortable teaching all age groups and levels. She is eager to share her love for music with her students and considers it a privilege to be a part of the student’s journey.

Hannah started her journey in piano at the age of 7. She has a Bachelor's degree and two Master's degrees in Piano Performance, and she is deeply committed to the art form. Specializing in classical music, she finds great fulfillment in both performing and imparting her expertise through teaching, an endeavor she has diligently pursued for the past 6 years, catering to students of all ages and proficiency levels.

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Jimmie has been a professional musician for over 25 years and has travelled internationally performing and recording his music. He has performed live on stage with music greats such as Kirk Franklin, Gregg Allman, Brian McKnight, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Loretta Lynn and Patti LaBelle just to name a few.  His passion for music is contagious and he loves working with students of all ages and skill levels on guitar, piano, and voice.  In addition to teaching private music lessons, Jimmie has also led worship at various churches around the country, and has experience directing choirs and worship teams.

Judy is a highly trained and experienced voice and piano instructor who has taught private lessons in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Florida since 1977.  She has extensive experience with preparing students for school competitions, and both theater and college auditions. Her students have scored a 95%+ superior rating at both district and state level school competitions in the Indiana State School Music Association yearly festivals for more than eight years (both voice and piano), with many students earning full scholarships to various music programs. 

Nikki was born and raised in Azerbaijan, at that time a part of the USSR, in a family of talented and dedicated musicians. Her father taught clarinet and her mother taught Kamancha, a traditional string instrument. Immersed in music from an early age, Nikkie loved listening to classical music on vinyl records. She began studying piano at the age of 7 at a music school for children. After seven years, she was promoted to a music academy in the same year Azerbaijan became an independent country. After completing her high school music studies, she played in the church worship band for 13 years while teaching piano lessons to children and adults from different countries around the world! In 2011, she graduated from Baku Music Academy with a Bachelor's degree in Organ Performance. She also completed her Suzuki Teacher Training with the Suzuki Association of the Americas in Colorado. The same year she began her work at an International School in Northern Iraq teaching local children piano using the Suzuki Method. In 2013, she moved to the USA where she currently works with children in a preschool as well as teaching piano using the Suzuki Method at Lakeland School of Music. The Suzuki Method is an internationally known music curriculum and teaching philosophy dating from the mid-20th century, created by Japanese violinist and pedagogue Shinichi Suzuki. The Suzuki Method allows children to start as early as 3 years old and offers children and adults of all ages the opportunity to develop their ear, while simultaneously learning the skills needed to efficiently play their instrument before ever starting to read music. As students progress through the curriculum, they will also learn and master the skill of reading music. You can read more about the Suzuki Method at https://suzukiassociation.org/about/suzuki-method/

Reaching for the piano keys above is among the earliest of memories for Ms. Rhonda, who began piano lessons at the age of 8. She practiced every day for more than eight years while studying with private tutors. Primary studies included John W. Schaum Books A-F, Six, Seven and Repertoire. She also enjoyed being accompanist to her brother and father who would sing in their local church.

Ms. Rhonda enjoys teaching piano and encouraging students throughout the entire process.  She is open to all types of music and encourages students to learn songs they enjoy, in addition to the student curriculum.  Ms. Rhonda is also a bit computer savvy and will generate videos with sheet music and keyboard combination to support students during their practice times. She is also very colorful, especially with beginners, to assist in making those initial musical connections!

As a piano teacher, passing along the knowledge of how to read music is considered an honor & reward by Ms. Rhonda.  She truly embraces the arts and believes we should always share our gifts, especially with the children.