Sevana Abramyan, a professional violinist, pianist, and music educator with over twenty years of experience, has participated in numerous concerts, competitions, and special events throughout her career. Experienced in chamber performance and classical music, she is an accomplished musician who has demonstrated the ability to perform both contemporary and classical pieces as a participant in ensembles and orchestras.

As a Concertmaster and String Coach at Glendale High School, she has guided groups of students through rehearsals with Symphonic and String Orchestra to prepare for annual festivals and competitions. While collaborating with fellow coaches and teachers, she prioritizes improving students' technical and musical abilities one-on-one.

She earned her Certificate of Merit from the Music Teachers' Association of California (MTAC) in Music Performance and Theory to further develop her abilities on the piano and violin. She also received her Diploma in Social Music in piano performance from the National Guild of Piano Teachers - American College of Musicians (NFSM).

In addition to performing at several venues including Colburn School Zipper Concert Hall, California State University Fullerton, and Cal State University Northridge, she was an active participant of annual Armenian Allied Arts Association competitions and American String Teachers Association (ASTA) events. She is a graduate of Woodbury University and obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) - Management degree in June of 2020.

Her main goal in music education is to inspire the younger generations to master their instruments through collaborative and creative learning, meanwhile exchanging the joy and positive energy received from music with students and audiences everywhere. She is a firm believer that music education has the power to shape young children’s lives and develop their self confidence through discipline, everyday accomplishments, and ultimately their innate love for music.

Gabriel Deutsch is a guitarist and arranger living and performing in LA. He holds a Master's degree in performance and composition from the California Institute of the Arts. Gabriel's guitar style has been described as a bridging of the gap between flamenco and classical performance. His work with the Los Angeles Electric 8 has enjoyed a great many write ups and has enjoyed performances with Microfest, Red Cat and Pomona City College.

Gabriel has made hundreds of arrangements for guitar. His arrangements include classical works of Rachmonioff and Mozart to Classic Rock and Electronic Music. His YouTube channel, Gabriel Solo Guitar is nearing 1000 subscribers with arrangements that delight the guitarist and music appreciator alike.

Gabriel has performed at reputable venues all over the greater LA area: from Disney Concert Hall to The Wiltern to Pappy and Harriets. Gabriel has a studio in Old Town Pasadena where he teaches classical, acoustic and electric guitar.

Anne Eunjoh Jeong is a two-decade experienced teacher of all ages dedicated as well as a church accompanist.

Anne has a piano performance degree and has participated in various master classes under Janon Fishvine of the Manhattan School of Music, Alexander of Russia Music Conservatory Professor.

Anne loves working with young children which gives the most rewarding and worthwhile experiences of all.

Jenny is passionate about music. With over a decade of experience in teaching private lessons, including working with children, she is dedicated to nurturing musical talent. With a patient and personalized approach, she aims to inspire students of all ages to develop their musical abilities to their fullest potential.

Jenny's love for music is deeply rooted in her family's musical heritage. Growing up with a family with numerous musical performers and teachers, she learned and grew passion for music. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Music with a specialization in Classical Piano Performance from UC San Diego.

Beyond her teaching and accompanist roles, Jenny actively contributes to the musical landscape of her community through her involvement in church settings. Her versatility and adaptability shine as she engages in various musical contexts, enhancing worship services and special events.

Jenny's vision for her students is to provide them with more than just musical skills. She aims to instill a lifelong love and enjoyment of music. By fostering creativity, self-expression, and a deep connection to the art, she empowers her students to carry the gift of music with them throughout their lives.

Eojini is a highly experienced piano instructor and an active collaborative pianist for over twenty years. In 2020, she completed the Collaborative Piano master’s program at CSUN.

Eojini also holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in piano performance from Chonnam National University, South Korea. She was a full scholarship recipient. Furthermore, she was also a participant in the summer camp at Hungary Liszt Conservatory. Additionally, she was a participant at the USC Collaborative Keyboard Festival in 2019. At the California State University of Northridge, she studied with Dr. Pei-Shan Lee and Dr. Tali Tadmor. At CSUN, she was awarded the Dr. Robert W. Wienpahl Scholarship and Willam Richard Memorial Scholarship.

Eojini Park is currently the accompanist for the Pasadena Christian School, Verdugo Hills Women's Chorus, Blessing Women’s Choir, and the Young Nak Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles. She was also the accompanist for the All Nations Church in Sunland, California, for the past seven years, and the Olympic Presbyterian Church.

Eojini’s teaching philosophy is not only to teach children music but to also help kids find passion in it. Her teaching style adapted based on her students' personality and ages. Eojini is also the mother of two boys and one girl, who are 21, 18, and 16 years old respectively.

Jin-Ju started learning piano when she was 6 and a half years old. She has served as an accompanist at Korean Peace Church of Los Angeles during her middle school years. She has served as an accompanist for a variety of vocalists at Chatsworth High School. She has served as an accompanist at Mandarin Baptist Church of San Fernando Valley and at Evergreen Mission Church during her college years.

Jin-Ju has taken years of piano lessons with Yung-Mee Rhee (the director of La Canada School of Music). Jin-Ju studied music at Los Angeles Valley College, then majored in Piano Performance for Master's Degree at CSUN.
She has been working as a piano teacher at La Canada School of Music for years.

Jin-Ju is currently an accompanist at Antioch Presbyterian Church. She teaches piano in Korean and in English. She loves accompanying choir music. She enjoys singing. She is happy when giving piano lessons to her students.

Paul Sinclair teaches and performs on Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, Bassoon, Oboe, Trumpet, Trombone, and French Horn. He studied at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, Colburn, The University of Michigan, UC Irvine, and Mills College, receiving tuition scholarships and winning merit scholarships including the Rislov Foundation Scholarship and the San Gennaro Italian American Music Scholarship.

Currently, Paul performs and lectures, develops concerts in culturally significant zones such as the San Gabriel Mission, and conducts research on sound/art theory. With experiences playing in orchestras, jazz ensembles, wind bands, singer/songwriter groups, experimental ensembles, and traditional music groups, Paul guides students through the study of music open heartedly.