Caitlin Nance Columbia Guitar, Piano, Voice, Ukulele, Ear Training, Music Theory.

Caitlin is a harpist, pianist, guitar player and more from a small town in Illinois. She started on the flute at age 9 until she could convince her mother that she really did like music and would commit to learning the harp and piano at age 12. She moved to Indiana, PA in 2011 to get her Bachelor of Science in Music Education at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Caitlin enjoyed being in a variety of ensembles as a harpist in an orchestra to a flute player in a concert band to a singer in a jazz band.

In 2015, Caitlin moved to Dallas, Texas to start and teach in an elementary music program and then to start a middle school program in 2016 where she taught for 4 years. In 2018, Caitlin continued with her passion for music and expanded her musical and education repertoire by enrolling in a distance music therapy program with St. Mary of the Woods College based in Indiana.

Moon Ray Columbia Piano, Voice, Ukulele.

Moon Ray was practically born on the stage, dancing by the age of four and appearing in countless musical theatre productions with PACE, CEC, and Maple Wood Barn over the years. Throughout the years at school, Moon participated in regional and state ensembles and solo vocal competitions as well as competitive show choir.

More recently they performed original songs at local venues and worked with The Revolution Church's primary and youth worship bands – helping lead vocals and teaching harmonies, as well as playing bass.

Moon enjoys making art, hiking and composing songs, and is abundantly grateful to be able to teach and perform music with others.

Paul Wheeler Columbia Guitar, Piano, Bass, Voice, Drums, Ukulele, Mandolin, Ear Training, Music Theory, Improvisation, Song Writing, Double (stand-up) Bass.

Paul-Scott Wheeler is a Missouri-native singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist born and raised in Rolla.
His musical origins began singing Acapella in church, piano lessons at the local bookstore at age four, Mandolin lessons and annual bluegrass picnic-jams at the volunteer fire-station at age nine.

Paul-Scott returned to the Midwest in his mid-twenties, playing with bands in Missouri, but finding more passion working for various chefs throughout the state and sharing his cumulative knowledge of music from a very hands-on and educated perspective.

He is excited to be teaching and loves to teach any genre of music!
Wether it is making guitar or piano fun by teaching a young student their favorite cartoon theme song or teaching advanced music theory to an adult in an easy to understand way!