Gina enjoys seeing the "Aha!" moment when a concept is understood and the joy on a students face when they've finally tackled that hard piece. Gina started with music at the young age of seven. She took band from 5th grade through college and graduated with a degree in music education. Gina has lived many places and continued to be involved in music through all of them; trumpet and French horn in a "posaunenchor" (brass choir) for an Evangelical church in Germany and a Moravian church in Pennsylvania, organ in several church congregations, occasional choir directing, and playing instruments with her family.  She helps locally with the Belen school musical in the spring.

With a long history of voice training in school and participation in theater, Cathy brings her enthusiasm for the arts center stage for each of her students. She has been teaching music lessons for the last ten years. Cathy is from the Washington DC area and has made New Mexico her home. Locally, she is a member of The Mansion Players theater group. She is also the studio manager and is happy to help with any questions you may have!

Tyler Roberts has a Bachelor's of Music degree in Music Performance on clarinet from Carson-Newman University, and is a current Master of Music student in clarinet performance at UNM. While at Carson-Newman University, Tyler won several music competitions; two in musical composition and one in music performance. Also at Carson-Newman Tyler performed with every instrumental music ensemble as well as in the Scruffy City Orchestra. Tyler was also a consistent solo performer during his bachelor's degree, performing on the recital hall stage several times a semester. Since moving to Albuquerque, Tyler has joined the University of New Mexico Wind Symphony and Symphony Orchestra. Tyler uses his music education background to teach our kids classes. As the lead teacher for children's music, he works hard to ensure that your students are getting quality music education as well as having fun!

Tyler specializes in classical guitar techniques but also ventures into other genres and works with students of all ages and skill levels. A skilled guitarist and graduate of University of New Mexico, Tyler has a minor in western music theory. He is inspired by the playing and composition of French classical guitarist, Roland Dyens and finds playing music to be a source of relaxation.

Born and raised in Valencia County, Richard has a long musical background. He began playing clarinet in sixth grade and followed his passion for music to New Mexico State University. Richard currently works with neurodivergent students and has a heart for their success. When teaching, he enjoys helping others chase their passions and grow their confidence. Personally, he loves playing the bass clarinet and tenor saxophone.