Nadia has been creating music since the age of four.  She completed her first piano exam at age 5 and wrote her first piano composition at the age of 9.  Her passion for art led her to complete a Bachelor of Music Honours degree with a concentration in jazz vocal and piano where she performed in various venues around Ottawa.   After discovering a new passion for teaching music, she went on to complete a Bachelor of Education from the University of Ottawa.  Along with her studies, she completed an A.R.C.T piano teacher's diploma which is the highest academic standings awarded by the Royal Conservatory of Music.  The ARCT Teacher's diploma is respected internationally as a teaching qualification and signifies the ability to teach all levels of piano.  Nadia has accompanied choirs and sung in various groups and bands ranging from RnB to classical.  Nadia has also explored several years of study in North Indian music and Middle Eastern drumming, dance and vocal.  Lately, Nadia has put her compositional talents into creating a Jazz, Rag and Blues repertoire book for young piano students. 

Guitar has been a passion for Ashley ever since she was given her first acoustic at the age of 10. Over the years, she has studied various genres and styles such as rock, pop, blues, jazz & classical. Her talents in music extend to songwriting, piano, vocal, trumpet and percussion. Ashley also has a love for performing music; to date, her performance resume includes well-known Ottawa venues such as The Rainbow, Zaphod's, The Ottawa SuperEX,  The New Bayou and Greenfield's Music Hall. Ashley has also performed as a headliner for various charity events, such as Toy Mountain and the Barrhaven Run for Roger's House. Her interest in music and the arts led her to achieve an Honours B.A. from the University of Ottawa, specializing in Communication and minoring in Music. During these years of study, she gained a thorough knowledge of music theory, analysis, history and business.  Currently, Ashley is entering her fifth year of teaching guitar as well as working on her debut solo album, on which she has composed, written and arranged all of her original music.  Her talents and interests extend to website design, advertising and marketing.

Stephanie fell in love with the violin at age 3 when she first heard its sound at a National Arts Center Pops concert.  Shortly after, she began taking lessons and progressed through the National Capital Suzuki School of Music.  Having worked her way through all the National Capital Music Academy orchestras, she spent three years as violinist in the Ottawa Youth Orchestra, two of which as a principal second violinist.  A frequent and successful competitor of the Kiwanis Music Festival, Stephanie completed several exams in both performance and theory with the Royal Conservatory of Music.  Along with Stephanie's career in violin, she added the piano and flute to her instrumental repertoire.  Her passion for music led her to the University of Western Ontario where she completed a B.A. in Music Administrative Studies.  Upon her return to Ottawa after a tour of Europe and it's musical heritage, she resumed the expansion of her private studio teaching violin, piano and flute.  Stephanie's talents extend to dance and business management.