Trevor is a multi-instrumentalist, music educator, and recording artist based in Ottawa. With over twenty years of experience performing on guitar and other instruments including international touring and collaborations with a wide range of artists he brings a wealth of real-world musicianship into the classroom. For the past fifteen years, Trevor has taught students of all ages and skill levels, sharing both the technical skills and the creative insights gained from life as a professional musician. His goal is to help students discover and develop their own musical voice. He encourages curiosity, experimentation, and free inquiry, giving students an active role in shaping their musical journey. Drawing on a versatile background that spans blues, roots, rock and roll, jazz, bluegrass, country, folk, and heavy metal, he supports learners in exploring the styles and directions that inspire them most.

An Ottawa-Valley fiddler born in Ottawa, ON. She strives to teach in a creative atmosphere, taking from her experience in different chamber groups, orchestras, and her time at Carleton University and UOttawa. Focusing on the physical health of her students as well as learning how to listen in a group of musicians. Some of the accomplishments she has achieved are: Bachelor of Music with Honors from Carleton University, Masters in Arts-Music-Physical Wellness from UOttawa, RCM 6 Piano, RCM 8 violin, performances in solo and group settings.

A jazz saxophonist and educator. With experience as a performer, bandleader, and recording artist, he brings a creative and supportive approach to teaching. His lessons focus on listening, improvisation, and ensemble skills, while encouraging musical expression and physical well-being.