Winston Lee

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Russell is a diverse teacher who enjoys incorporating music theory into the songs that he teaches.  An experienced musician, he has recorded his own music, performed in original bands as guitarist and lead vocalist.  Currently, Russell plays guitar and sings in an eighties rock tribute band and records and performs original music. 

Easton has been playing the guitar since the 4th grade and has developed a love and passion for music. He has played in multiple cover bands and is working on writing songs of his own. He strives to increase his knowledge and skills of music every single day. 

Lillian Barrus began studying classical piano performance at the age of four. Some noteworthy performances include international concert tours to New Zealand, Israel, and Canada as well as her debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City and special performance for the Utah National Music Teachers Association Conference in 2018. She has also been recognized with high honors and placement in many local and state festivals and competitions. Lillian has been teaching since 2012 and has loved every second of it! She is currently a student at Brigham Young University studying Neuroscience (BS), music, and nonprofit management. In her free time, Lillian loves to hike, travel, participate in humanitarian work, and of course, make music!

Janice Vincent has a musical career spanning four decades, having taught at such institutions as Utah Valley University, Brigham Young University, Southern Virginia University, and Washington & Lee University in addition to her own private studio. As a freelance violinist, she has performed with the Roanoke Symphony, Opera Roanoke, University Shenandoah Symphony, Utah Symphony, Utah Opera, Opera West, Ballet West, and Mormon Tabernacle Choir. It has been her pleasure to perform with such artists as Quincy Jones, James Ingram, Patty Austin, Debbie Reynolds, Ann Murray, Natalie Cole, The Moody Blues, and David Sanborn. Over the years she has participated in countless film scores and music projects of all flavors in the recording studio and on the stage, while offering solo recitals in Utah, Washington, and Virginia.

She built the orchestra program at a 7-12 charter school in Utah Valley, where she taught for more than ten years, and where her responsibilities eventually expanded to include the choir program. Since 2018 she has taught orchestra at Wasatch High School and orchestra, choir, and guitar at TImpanogos Middle School. She is passionate about violin and about music in general, and sharing that love with the rising generation.

She lives in Provo with artist husband Marcus Vincent, and together they have six children, six granddaughters, and one grandson.

Georgia Fenton is a violinist for the Lyceum Philharmonic orchestra, the Wasatch High School Chamber Orchestra, and the Heber Valley Community Orchestra. She has performed with professional artists such as Dr. Ryan Murphy, Dr. Clay Christiansen, Caroline Campbell, Rob Landes, Riders in the Sky, Suzy Boggus and more. This is Georgia’s third year teaching violin and she loves it.  Georgia focuses her own practicing and her students lessons on proper bow hold, tone quality, and intonation. She firmly believes that, “hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard” and stresses the importance of efficient practice at home. When Georgia isn’t practicing her violin you can find her hiking, reading, or riding horses.