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Ashleigh

 

Ashleigh Buck is an aspiring and practicing choral conductor and piano pedagogy from Santa Clarita, California. Ashleigh began piano lessons at the age of five years old, under the instruction of Mr. Adam Bendorf, who she studied with for just under ten years. 

 

Ashleigh went on to receive her Associate’s degree in Music from College of the Canyons, studying piano under Dr. Lydia Lee, where she graduated with honors. During her time at community college, she sang in choir with a student leadership position for three years under the direction of Professor Lori Marie Rios. Ashleigh is now pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Choral Conducting and Pedagogy at California State University, Fullerton, with a Scholarship Performance Award (SPA). 

 

Her vision as an educator is to give students of all ages the ability to express their emotions and stories through music, creating beauty in the lives of the performers and audiences alike.

 

 

Joe

Joe is a dedicated percussion instructor known for his high energy and creative approach to the drums. By blending technical expertise with a supportive environment, he helps students of all levels grow their skills and their confidence.

In Joe’s lessons, the focus is on the individual. He tailors his instruction to fit each student’s goals, whether that involves mastering advanced techniques or just learning a favorite song. His curriculum emphasizes the core building blocks—coordination, rhythmic accuracy, and musical expression—across a variety of styles.

Joe is an all-around arts enthusiast. When he’s away from the kit, he spends much of his time exploring cinema. This interest in storytelling and visual art often finds its way back into his teaching, helping his students look at music through a more creative lens.

 

Veronica

 Veronica Shin is a professionally trained voice and piano instructor with over 15 years of teaching experience and a Master of Music in Voice and Worship Leadership from Azusa Pacific University. She has performed leading operatic roles and brings authentic stage experience into every lesson.

As a former Adjunct Professor of Music in Los Angeles, Veronica has taught voice, piano, and music theory to students of all ages—from preschoolers to adults. Her teaching spans classical, pop, musical theater, contemporary worship, and audition preparation, with a strong emphasis on healthy technique, musical expression, and confident performance.

In voice training, Veronica guides students in building a solid vocal foundation through proper breathing, posture, diction, and tone production, while also nurturing emotional expression and stage presence. Each student receives individualized instruction designed to help their natural voice develop freely and safely.

In piano, Veronica focuses on establishing strong fundamentals in young learners and helping them grow into independent musicians. Instead of relying on memorization, students learn to read music, understand rhythm, and develop correct hand shape and technique from the start. This approach builds confidence at the keyboard and equips children to practice and play with understanding and accuracy.

Veronica is passionate about helping every student—whether a young beginner or an advanced performer—develop not only technical skill, but also confidence, discipline, and a lifelong love of music.

Caleb

Caleb Corral is a professional drummer and educator with over a decade of experience in the music industry. From intimate outdoor venues to sold-out stadiums, Caleb has toured the country and performed with a diverse array of bands. Having studied under world-class percussionists, he translates elite-level training into practical, real-world instruction for his students.

Caleb’s teaching philosophy balances technical mastery with the development of a student’s unique musical voice. By emphasizing proper technique, rhythmic precision, and versatility, he equips drummers of all levels to play with confidence. His curriculum blends traditional methods with modern styles, ensuring students possess a well-rounded foundation for any musical setting.

Beyond the kit, Caleb fosters the discipline and creativity necessary to thrive in today’s industry. Whether exploring rock, jazz, or contemporary worship, his energetic and supportive approach keeps students motivated. As an active session and touring musician, Caleb brings current industry insights directly to his studio, inspiring the next generation to play with passion and purpose.

 

David

Sang Won Park, or David S. Park, is a classical pianist, piano and music theory teacher, and
music producer. He currently holds a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in Piano
Performance from USC Thornton School of Music, where he studied under Dr. Stewart Gordon
and Ms. Bernadene Blaha. Before his time in the university, he has also studied under his
longtime teacher Dr. Andrew Park. He plans to pursue a doctorate degree in the same field very
soon.

He started studying the piano at five years old, and has given successful performances and
participated in many competitions. He has achieved many awards, those from 2022 IPPA
Conero International Piano Competition, the 2019 Montecito International Music Festival Piano
Competition, and the 2018 CAPMT Sonata-Sonatina Competition. He was even invited to give a
performance in Italy in 2022.

As a piano teacher with 7 years of experience, he worked with students of all levels. He has
consistently passed students in the Certificate of Merit examinations and has earned them many
competition awards such as the SYMF, the IAPMT Grand Concours, etc. My goal in teaching is
to make sure my students enjoy themselves while also staying engaged in the subject matter,
and I am dedicated to exploring my student’s interests.

 

 

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