Meet Our Staff

Brandon grew up in west Texas, and fell in love with music at a young age. He had already begun learning guitar by the time he started percussion & drums at school. He played on the drumline and in jazz band in high school, while also playing guitar at church. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Texas Tech University, and while in Lubbock played in a worship band that traveled all over the southern U.S. leading for various events. He has experience in songwriting & arranging, and studio session work. He and his lovely wife Leah have three little ones – Nala, Cooper, & Quinn. Leah serves as the music school’s COO and oversees the school’s summer camp programming.

Brandon also serves as the worship leader at Tribes Church here in Argyle. His goals as a teacher are to ensure that his lessons are tailored to each student meeting them where they’re at developmentally, and to have fun along the path of progression. He deeply enjoys seeing students fall in love with music, and guiding them to become proficient musicians who truly enjoy playing & learning.

When he’s not at the school, he enjoys spending time with his family, endurance running, hiking, and playing games.

Trisha graduated from the University of Tulsa in May of 2023 and received her Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance. She is now a Master’s student at the University of North Texas studying Collaborative Piano! Trisha grew up in Edmond, Oklahoma, where she began her piano studies at the age of five.

Trisha also plays the cello and the organ and has been involved in many orchestras and ensembles. Trisha has many years of teaching experience and loves watching her students succeed. When not practicing her instruments, Trisha loves playing with her cat Goober and cooking vegan recipes!

ToQuyen (“Quinn”) is a student at Texas Woman’s University and is pursuing her Bachelor’s of Science in Music Therapy. She has 15 years of piano experience including performance, competition, and composing. She is dedicated to developing growth with her students in terms of self-expression, social connection, and empowerment during piano lessons.

As a music therapy major, she strives to take on a more holistic view of students and to help them achieve their fullest potential. When Quinn isn’t at school or teaching, she can be found composing, watching her favorite shows, or playing video games with her two younger sisters.

Sarah is expanding her vocal technique and experience at the University of North Texas as she currently pursues a Bachelor of Music Education. A native of College Station, Sarah has been blessed with experience in numerous genres of vocal music and piano and is passionate for sharing the beauty of these art forms. 

Sarah’s number one priority in teaching is making a student comfortable and confident with their most precious instrument: themselves! When not teaching or practicing herself, Sarah loves to cook, read and spend her free time in the great outdoors!

McCaa is a senior at the University of North Texas pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Music with a Vocal Concentration. She has a rich background in choir and musical theatre, and has had a love for the stage from a young age. With over 10 years of vocal experience, she is passionate about the art of singing. She also has several years of experience playing piano, ukulele, guitar, and other instruments! With a focus on both technical skill-building and creative expression, she aims to inspire a lifelong love for music in her students, equipping them with the skills they need to thrive as young musicians.

When she’s not in rehearsals, practicing, studying, or teaching, McCaa loves to cook, write poetry and spend time with her friends & family.

Valeria is a student at the University of North Texas and is pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Music Education with a concentration in violin. Valeria grew up in San Antonio, Texas and has spent 9 years playing violin. She also has an extensive background in vocal studies and musical theater.

As a music educator, Valeria hopes to give her students a deeper understanding of their musical potential and encourage a love and passion for the arts. During her free time Valeria likes to paint and decorate her room with plants, flowers and lots of pictures of her family and friends.

Anna is currently a student at the University of North Texas where she is pursuing a degree in Music Education as a percussionist. She has studied and performed on a wide range of percussion instruments as well as piano at UNT.

Anna is originally from Houston. She has a background in both band and orchestra and has had the opportunity to teach across many age groups. She strives to create a fun environment where students feel welcome and excited to explore and expand their skills. Outside of teaching and practicing, Anna loves to spend time with her friends, read, enjoy movies, or spend time with her guinea pigs and puppies!

Lorena is a vastly experienced & passionate violinist with a love for helping others grow through music. Originally from Puerto Rico, she moved to Texas in 2014 and continued to build a strong foundation in music performance. Lorena began playing the violin at age four, and over the years her journey has included everything from competitions, ensemble work, and teaching. She earned her Associate’s Degree in Music from McLennan Community College in Waco, and later completed her Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy at Texas Woman’s University—where she also trained in piano and guitar, expanding her skillsets as a multi-instrumentalist.

She is currently completing her music therapy internship in Frisco, where she is gaining hands-on experience working with a wide range of individuals. As part of her training, Lorena is also learning how to provide adapted music lessons for those with developmental disabilities, supporting each learner’s individual pace, strengths, and needs.

Lorena’s lessons are designed to help students build solid technique, grow in confidence, and find their own voice through music. She believes that learning an instrument isn’t just about playing the right notes—it’s also about having fun and discovering how to express yourself in your own unique way! Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, Lorena hopes to create a space where students feel comfortable, motivated, and inspired to keep growing. Outside of teaching, she enjoys the outdoors, traveling, trying new foods, and songwriting! She’s excited to work with students and looks forward to helping you bring your music to life, one note at a time.