Janus brings a deep love of music and a lifetime of experience to her teaching. Raised in the small town of Tremonton, Utah, she grew up in a musical household, her father a professional trombonist and band director, and her mother a skilled pianist. From an early age, music was a natural part of her life, and she was fortunate to begin her journey with private lessons from trained professionals. Alongside her siblings, Janus performed in a family band that toured throughout Northern Utah and Southern Idaho, where she discovered the joy of making music together.

Janus is a professional musician with over 20 years of experience teaching flute and piano to children of all ages. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance from Utah State University and has built a nurturing, fun, and supportive teaching environment in her home studio. Her goal is to help each student develop not just skill, but confidence and a lifelong love of music.

Outside the studio, Janus enjoys traveling, reading, solving puzzles, going on walks or jogs (when it’s not too hot!), sewing, and watching great movies. She also cherishes time with her family and relaxing with her sweet cat, Phineas.

Janus looks forward to welcoming new students and sharing the joy of music with every child she teaches.

Originally from Brazil, Leo moved to the United States when he was 12 years old and started playing the piano when he was 15. Leo graduated from the University of South Florida, majoring in Music and English Literature, where he gained experience performing and teaching the piano.

Having now played for 20 years, Leo is passionate about the vast amount of music that has been written for the piano. Leo aims to apply his passion and experience to helping students become the musicians they want to be. 

Lyniah is an accomplished violinist with over a decade of experience in performance and music education. She began her formal training at The Academie Musique in Temple, Texas, where she studied throughout high school while actively performing with the Harker Heights High School Orchestra. 

Lyniah has participated in a variety of prestigious competitions, including Region, UIL, and Solo and Ensemble contests. From 2021 to 2023, she was a featured performer with the Temple College Orchestra, where she had the opportunity to play advanced repertoire, including her first operatic performance in Mozart’s The Magic Flute. 

Lyniah attended Stephen F. Austin State University, majoring in Music with a concentration in Sound Recording Technology. There, she gained hands-on experience in mixing, mastering, and recording various instruments. She was also a member of the university’s popular music ensemble, contributing her talents on both violin and piano. 

In 2024, she returned to The Academie Musique as a violin instructor for their regional summer camp, furthering her commitment to music education. Currently, Lyniah is continuing her academic and artistic journey at Texas State University.

Willie Gammell is a guitarist, bandleader, and educator with deep roots in American music. He studied Classical and Jazz Guitar at Shenandoah Conservatory, then hit the road—playing clubs, recording sessions, and teaching lessons from D.C. to NYC and beyond.

In the D.C. scene, he held down lead guitar duties for reggae favorites The Soulutions, and later worked in New York , cutting tracks on indie records and demos while gigging and teaching. He’s logged thousands of road miles touring coast to coast with bands like The Galt Line, The Neighbors, and many more.

For the past ten years, Willie’s been teaching across Colorado’s Front Range while fronting Cliffside Rodeo, a Western Swing outfit known for high-energy shows and tight arrangements. His lessons blend serious technique with hard-earned musical insight.

Jessica has a classical background in voice and piano. Amongst many of her academic musical achievements of studying piano and vocal performance at Rhode Island, she has taught all ages for over a decade and currently is also the pianist at a local church in Georgetown, TX. 

In addition, she enjoys  teaching music theory and encourages the creativity of original composition.

Dom Cours hails from the Texas hill country. As an active artist and performer, with an edgy take on Texas roots music, and a style that's inspired by Southern Rock Legends. 

Before pursuing his passion for music, he served for eight years in the United States Army, three of which were spent in combat as an Infantryman in Iraq. The discipline and focus he developed during his military service now translates into his music, as he pours his heart and soul into every note. As a husband and father of 2 kids, Dom knows how beneficial learning an instrument can be to beginners of all ages.

Victoria Hammill: 🎻Violin  🎹 Piano 🎤 Voice 🎸guitar

Victoria Hammill is a professional performing artist, musician, and songwriter, who is gifted with the natural ability to teach students of all ages, including those with special needs.

With a rich experience in the arts, music, and sciences, Victoria reaches students of all ages. She honors all cultures and teaches with joy and enthusiasm. With a genuine desire to foster and inspire the growth of every individual, private instruction is tailored to fit each student’s goals and passion.  From August 2011 to present, Victoria has taught 150+ students, ages ranging from 4 yrs. of age to adult.

Learning piano and guitar and taking formal classical violin and orchestral study and voice through the highly regarded public school music program of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; and studying voice at the University of Wisconsin in the Bachelor of Fine Arts Music program, she has performed professionally for more than 24 years at Nashville, Tennessee; Austin, Texas; and regionally in Texas and Wisconsin.

With mastery of multiple instruments – acoustic violin, viola, piano, and guitar – as a professional performing artist, her niche is voice and electric violin blues / rock / jazz / fusion.

Matt has over 29 years of experience playing, practicing, and performing.  Matt started piano lessons as a child and continued for 17 years.  Around middle school he joined the concert band as a percussionist as well as local community orchestras.  Matt studied Percussion Performance at BYU, and as an adult has recorded numerous albums, toured both nationally and internationally, written and recorded music for artists as well as commercial music for Native Instruments, Ableton, BYU, Bad Panda Games, EA Sports: NBA 2K16, and a Super Bowl ad that aired in 2017.
Matt currently is a percussionists for the Cinematic Symphony, as well as educator and adjudicator throughout RRISD.  As a former teacher at Round Rock Music from 2015-2016, Matt got to know many of the students and culture of RRM and took ownership of the school in April of 2017.