Like many first introductions these days, my first face-to-face encounter with Peter Ko happened over a zoom meeting. By this time in the pandemic, we both have become pretty used...
Read More
There is no doubt that we have all heard the words, “in these times…”, “During these unprecedented times”... and here at Villa Musica, we have also been trying to navigate...
Read More
5 Ways to Reduce Screen Time Through Music During the time of COVID-19 and virtual classes, it may be hard to find time off of our phones, computers, and TVs....
Read More
"There is No Way to Exist in This World Without Music" Villa Musica is proud to welcome our new flute instructor, Alex Ishov, to our faculty. Born to Russian parents,...
Read More
“Music and Communities are Inseparable” We are excited to welcome Daniel Plane into the ranks of the Villa Musica string instructors. While he will be teaching mostly violin, Daniel can...
Read More
"I get as much from the students as they do from me" Young and ready to learn, Remi Ha is a recent graduate from the University of California, San Diego...
Read More
"The Harp Chose Me" “Ciao, bella” Chiara Capobianco chimes through the phone, her extroverted and bubbly personality clear even in our first interaction. Villa Musica’s very first harp instructor, the...
Read More
"Singing Should be Joy" As Villa Musica’s new male voice teacher, Humberto Borboa’s arrival to our faculty has been highly anticipated. Originally from Mexicali, Baja California, Humberto has performed in...
Read More
This article originally appeared on the Ottawa Suzuki Strings webpage, entitled “Make-Up Lessons from an Economists Point of View”. MAKE-UP LESSONS FROM AN ECONOMIST’S POINT OF VIEW -By Vicky Barham…
Rebeca Tamez is one of Villa Musica’s talented and accomplished teaching artists . She has been playing music at the age of four when she picked up the recorder before...
Read More