Our Instructors

Joanna Bologna is a classically trained harpist and multi-instrumentalist whose musical journey began at age eleven and has carried her onto concert stages, orchestras, and countless private performances. A graduate of UNC Wilmington with a degree in Music Performance, she has earned multiple scholarships, studied under instructors linked to legendary harpist Marcel Grandjany, and performed with ensembles such as the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra. Alongside her own artistry, she has taught harp, piano, and voice to students of every age, known for turning hesitant beginners into confident, expressive musicians. With her rare mix of achievement, warmth, and vision, Joanna helps each student not only master technique but also discover the joy, discipline, and confidence that music can bring to life.

A lover of music, she privately studied Classical Violin Performance under Dr. Ernest Pereira of the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra & Anna Zellers of the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. She later studied fiddle under well-renowned musicians and instructors Darol Anger and Ella Jordan. Through high school and college, Camille played with Charlotte NC’s CSYO and YOC, performing at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, and Charlotte’s Belk Theater. She performs classical music with a variety of chamber music groups while also crossing genres to play with Cooper Eades and Pickety Split, a newly formed Bluegrass and Newgrass band scheduled to release their first album this fall. As a musician with 8 years of private teaching experience, Camille prioritizes cultivating a love of music in her students by identifying their individual learning styles and adapting a traditional teaching style to best fit each individual student.

Christian is a gifted acoustic guitarist and church musician with seminary training and years of experience leading worship and mentoring young players. His lessons are approachable, encouraging, and practical, helping students play the music they love while mastering strong fundamentals. Parents value his reliability and character, while students thrive under his calm, confidence-building style that makes learning guitar enjoyable from day one.

With over 40 years of experience as both performer and teacher, Lou is a cornerstone of Wilmington’s music community. He has performed with the Wilmington Symphony, in Thalian Hall productions, and in worship bands, and he has taught percussion and directed orchestras for schools and churches. Lou combines rock-solid fundamentals with warmth and encouragement, helping students build technique, creativity, and lifelong musical confidence.

Lucas is a seasoned guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and sound engineer with more than 20 years of experience performing, recording, and teaching. Trained under Brazilian guitarist Cauê Cury and influenced by virtuosos like Andy McKee and Eric Johnson, he combines artistry with technical precision. He has also served in worship and studio settings for over 15 years. Parents trust his professionalism, while students enjoy his clear, enthusiastic approach that makes complex skills simple and motivating

Johnathan specializes in online guitar lessons that are engaging, personal, and effective. With a clear step-by-step teaching method and a relaxed, upbeat personality, he takes students from simple strumming to expressive lead playing with confidence. Parents appreciate his professionalism and consistent communication, while students love that they can play real songs quickly and enjoy the process in a flexible, online format. 

Jamison is a versatile multi-instrumentalist and Brevard College Music Education graduate with more than a decade of teaching experience. He has trained students at the Jim Beaver School of Music and performed across genres from classical and jazz to rock, and folk. Known for his patience, encouragement, and structured approach, Jamison adapts lessons to every learning style—whether guiding a beginner through first chords or helping an advanced student prepare for performance.

Daniel is a gifted violinist and church musician whose passion for music has shaped both his career and his calling. Holding a Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts in Music from Radford University, he is fluent across classical and contemporary styles and brings that versatility into his teaching. As a blind musician, Daniel offers students a rare perspective: showing them that true musicianship is built on listening, discipline, and heart—not just sight. Known for his patience, encouragement, and deep faith, he helps each student grow in skill while discovering the joy and confidence music can bring to life.