Annie is a passionate music teacher with a deep love for sharing the joy of music with students of all ages and levels. She is currently studying music at Cégep Saint-Laurent, where she is constantly refining her skills and knowledge as a musician and educator. Annie believes that music should be fun and engaging, which is why she incorporates games, activities, and creative exercises into her lessons. Whether you’re a beginner just starting out or an experienced musician looking to take your skills to the next level, Annie can help you achieve your goals and reach your full potential.  In addition to her work as a music teacher, Annie is also an avid performer and composer. Annie enjoys exploring different genres and styles of music, from classical to pop to jazz, and she’s always eager to share her passion and expertise with her students.  

Annie teaches in Pointe-Claire.

Bella is a singer/songwriter from Montreal who studied Jazz Vocals at Vanier College.  She was a student at WIMA for many years and has taken lessons for several different instruments including the Rock Band program. Although voice is her main instrument, she also plays rhythm guitar, piano, ukulele and banjo. She is known for writing her own songs, mostly in the pop/country/folk genre. At only 13 years old, she was selected to be in the Top 10 of the Montreal Songwriting Competition. 

She is currently in a band called “The Record Breakers” and has experience performing on stage and in the studio. Bella has performed at venues such as The Corona Theatre, Club Soda and Oscar Peterson Hall.

Bella is determined to help students develop proper vocal technique, songwriting and stage presence.

Bella teaches in Pointe-Claire.

David is a singer and songwriter from Montreal. He holds a DEC from Vanier College in Jazz Voice and has completed his Bachelors of music from Humber College majoring in Vocal performance.

Experienced in many genres, David has performed a variety of music from Pop-Rock and Musical Theatre, to Jazz, to Singer Songwriter and Country. He also has a strong understanding of music theory and is passionate about improving musicianship skills, performance skills, and body awareness.

David makes every effort to make learning fun and accessible. He believes that it’s his responsibility to give his students the tools they need to achieve their personal goals, and to help them grow.

David teaches in Cote Saint-Luc.

I’m a Brazilian musician coming from São Paulo and I’ve been teaching music for the past 20 years. In 2007 I finished my graduation in conducting and composing at UNESP – State University of São Paulo, Brazil, one of the five best universities in Latin America. Since then, I’ve been working as a choir conductor, vocal coach, music director, pianist and music theory teacher.

I think music is the perfect way to enhance creativity, concentration and self-awareness, and I believe the process of learning music should encourage students to experiment with different types of music genres. In that way,  learners can properly understand the kind of music they want to produce as well as acquire adequate musical knowledge to achieve their personal goals. As a music teacher, I feel I have the responsibility of guiding learners into their path on discovering what they want to reach, and prompt them with the right tools to get there.

Eduardo teaches in Beaconsfield and Pointe-Claire.

Edward is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and arranger. He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Music at Concordia University in Montreal and has studied several musical genres including classical, jazz, folk, funk, blues, and rock and roll. His teaching philosophy is simple: productivity, creativity & literacy all work together for the better.

Whether a singer or an instrumentalist these are the keys to fundamental learning. Edward believes in creating a fun and safe space for students to learn and express themselves musically.

Edward teaches in Pointe-Claire.

Fidaa studied occidental and oriental music at the Conservatory Elfarabi des Arts (Djerba, Tunisia) from the age of 7. Fidaa is a singer, songwriter, composer and violinist. She plays the piano and guitar when composing her own music and she is currently working towards her Master’s Degree in Neuropsychology of Music which is the study of how music affects the brain, our well being and our social interactions.

Edward teaches in Pointe-Claire.

Grace is a classical mezzo-soprano with a Bachelor’s of Music from McGill University. Originally from Alaska, Grace grew up singing opera arias and musical theatre songs. At university she sang in vocal quartets and choirs as well as performed opera roles such as Miles in Benjamin Britten’s The Turn of the Screw and Willie in Kurt Weill’s Street Scene. From when she first began lessons, at age 12, to now, music has always given Grace a means for exploring her own creativity, a sense of community, and a love for performing and learning. She now wishes to bring this experience to her students. Grace teaches singing for all levels. She enjoys exploring all genres of music and specializes in Italian, German, and French songs as well as musical theatre.

Grace teaches in Pointe-Claire and Cote Saint-Luc.

Kyleigh began writing and performing music in 2011. In 2021, she graduated with a Bachelor of Music with a minor in psychology from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Currently, Kyleigh is in the final year of the Master’s in Music Therapy program at Concordia University. Along with being a classical musician, Kyleigh writes and performs folk music. Kyleigh was born and raised in Newfoundland, which greatly influenced her writing and musical style. She has opened for musicians such as Fortunate Ones, Brian Byrne, and Stompbox. Her most recent solo shows have been with the Gros Morne Summer Music festival, and Writer’s at Woody Point. Kyleigh has been teaching since 2016, teaching genres from classical to pop music, and students of all ages.

Kyleigh teaches in Pointe-Claire.

Laura is a passionate mezzo-soprano with a Bachelor of Music, Concentration in Performance Voice. She began performing at age 5 in Sunday school productions, since then she has performed across Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. She has also had the privilege of performing with the Canadian Tenors in 2019.

She has performed in many different languages including English, French, Italian, German, Tagalog, and Russian. She is classically trained but also loves to sing; folk, country, pop, gospel, and musical theater.

Laura has played roles from: Foot Loose (Ariel), Oklahoma (Ado Annie), The Drowsy Chaperon (Mrs. Totendale), The Magic Flute (The Three Spirits/Women), The Merry Wives of Windsor (Mrs. Page), and Die Fliedermause (Princess Orlofsky) among many others.

While in College, Laura discovered she enjoyed learning how the voice works, the biology of it and why/how our bodies do what they do to make sound. Laura uses this knowledge to her advantage in her teaching and finds new and creative ways to do so.

Above all else Laura loves music and wants her students to as well! She is always energetic and greets you with a smile. Singing skillfully and beautifully can be a challenge, but the reward is worth the effort.

Laura is a Montreal-based singer/songwriter born in Bogota, Colombia. She completed her DEC in performance at Vanier College where she learned music theory and performance, focusing on jazz voice. Currently enrolled in Concordia’s music program, Laura wants to expand her musical knowledge to share her passion for music and pursue a specialization in Music Theory. Laura’s teaching approach involves being open and understanding to each student’s needs while creating a safe space for learning.

NUNNE is a singer/songwriter and sound engineer originally from Mexico City who recently relocated to Montreal to broaden her artistic palette and knowledge in the international music industry. With multiple years of experience as a singer, NUNNE has had the opportunity to tour around Mexico, U.S and Canada to perform in important venues such as Lollapalooza Chicago, Foro Indie Rocks, World Cafe Live and Centro Cultural Ollin Yoliztli, amongst others. Her career as a sound engineer has also seen her take big stages and work for important clients like Universal Music Group Canada and the Lamoureux brothers, Grammy and Emmy winners.

NUNNE has a huge passion for Latin music and Jazz, but has had the opportunity to work and experiment with other music genres like R&B, Pop, Rock, and Indie, and she’s loved it. That’s why she is super open minded and encourages all of her students to explore new music and learning methods! Who knows? One might discover a new passion they didn’t even think of! Through experimenting and music education she found her passion, therefore she is really enthusiastic about seeing other people pursue what they love, and if she can help them improve and share with them a little bit of her knowledge, she’d be the happiest.

Nunne teaches in Beaconsfield.

Since childhood, Parand has been exposed to music considering her cousin was a professional classical pianist. She was bitten by the musical bug and started learning xylophone and flute at the age of 3, then violin at 7. Later, Parand moved on to learn the piano for several years. Gradually, Parand started classical singing lessons at the age of 18 and found her passion for singing. She believes that we all have rhythm from the heartbeat to the flow of breath, and formal musical training is only an expansion of what already exists in every person. All her singing lessons begin with physical warm-ups to support the specific musculature required in singing. Joy and playing are essential elements of successful learning at any age, and she makes certain that students learn without any undue stress and anxiety. Adult students can expect the same support and respect as the youngest child. She believes without joy, there is no music, and without music, there is no joy. 

Parand teaches in Cote Saint-Luc.

Singer/songwriter/recording artist, Rosie, is a powerhouse of a teacher. During her singing lessons,  she carefully asses each student’s goal, vocal and learning ability, and constructs a unique to student protocol to ensure they successfully push through barriers, and surpass their own expectations. 

Rosie has trained with the Royal Conservatory of Music in piano and voice (which has awarded her 2 silver medals for voice performance), graduated from Vanier College’s music program, as well as earned her degree from Concordia University in Classical voice.

Rosie’s bubbly personality quickly establishes a comfort zone in class that allows students to express themselves while using proper technique made fun. 

She’s done it all, from multi-lingual Classical, Pop, Jazz, and Rock; gracing the stages of Place des Arts, Club Soda, etc, if you’re looking to develop technique, vocal tone, power, performance abilities, song-writing, and confidence, Rosie is the teacher for you. Signed to a record label in California, Invitation Records, Rosie has worked with songwriters and producers around the world.

Rosie teaches online.

Sandrine  is currently completing her Professional Degree in Music at Vanier College with a focus on Jazz Voice. She has been singing and playing classical Piano since the age of six, where her love for music emerged. 

Sandrine has participated and won countless music competitions in Voice, notably in La Festival de la Voix in 2013, where she won 1st place for her original composition as well as the Quebec/Ontario Youth Music Festival. She writes her own songs, mostly in the pop/folk/rock genre. She was the leader of the Glee Club in her high school and was assistant Choir Director at her church when she was 15. She has completed her RCM level 9 exam in Piano, in which she received first class honors, and she’s looking to complete her level 10 exam in January.

Sandrine has several years of experience in teaching Piano and Voice students of all ages, and her lessons focus on helping each of her students develop their own voice and individual style while having fun. She is patient and understanding of each of her students needs and her goal for her students is to develop the proper techniques to develop self-confidence, stage presence and a love and appreciation of music.

Sandrine teaches in Pointe-Claire and Beaconsfield.

Simone is an Australian Estill Master Trainer and has been training singers, actors and performers from one side of the globe to the other for the past 15 years. Estill Voice Training equips singers and speakers with a deep understanding of how their voice works and to feel, see and hear their instruments to make the sounds they want to make. This brings a detailed control of the voice, opening up possibilities for singers to find success, consistency and healthful sound production. Simone is also a composer and producer, applying her skills and knowledge to film score composition and commercially releasing music under her artist moniker ‘Delorca’. Simone teaches voice, songwriting and piano.

Simone teaches on Mondays and Tuesdays.