Lilia has an M.A. degree from Moldova University where she majored in vocal technique and obtained a bachelor degree in piano. She continued her studies in New York and has performed principle roles in numerous operas in Europe, Canada and the United States. She has studied and performed with the world class vocalists and is excited to pass on that knowledge and experience to her students.

Serious vocal students will benefit from her extensive knowledge of opera and vocal technique. Lilia was nominated for the Award of Excellence in Art Teaching for 2009 and has trained award winning students in all styles of music.

Kendra Humphrey is a theatre artist based out of Edmonton, and a graduate from Macewan University's Theatre Arts program. Her past credits include; The Rocky Horror Show (Grindstone Theatre) Rent! (Elope Musical Theatre), Imaginary Friend (Straight Edge Theatre) and Cult Cycle (Straight Edge Theatre).

She is currently pursuing her Bachelors in Elementary Education at the University of Alberta.

Kendra strives to create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive classroom to not only encourage her students growth but support and highlight each students unique talents.

Jacqueline completed her MMus in Voice performance at the University of Alberta and has a wide range of experience teaching all styles of music. Originally from Chile, she holds a Vocal Rehabilitation certificate and has over 10 years teaching all styles of music to students of all ages and levels.

She has taught vocalists in heavy metal, pop, musical theatre, jazz, R & B, and classical music and specializes in developing strong vocal technique so students achieve their highest potential. Jacqueline believes that with a strong foundation, students can sing any style of music eliminating vocal strain and developing confidence in discovering their unique sound.

A ‘little bit country and a whole lot of rock and roll’ describes award-winning soulful powerhouse singer-songwriter Dahlia Wakefield. Like many artists from humble beginnings, Dahlia (PRON: DALE-yuh) was raised in a small rural town; she left when rock ’n’ roll and bright lights of the big city beckoned. Since graduating from the Grant MacEwan Music program where she majored in Vocal Performance, Dahlia has been a full time musician. A vocal and beginner piano coach for the past ten years, Dahlia has taught at Dance Theme in Edmonton, Cooper Studios in Sherwood Park, The Leduc School of Music, and Miss Maddi's Dance Company in Stony Plain. Music has been and always will be Dahlia’s passion, and from performing and songwriting to teaching, and she looks forward to a lifetime of music!

From the moment Josie could walk, she was immersed in the world of dance and musical theatre, beginning her journey at just 18 months old at her grandmothers dance studio. Growing up in a family of passionate dancers, and musicians her mom and grandmother nurtured her love for performing. Josie’s training continued at Victoria School of Performing Arts, where she honed her skills in acting, dance, musical theatre, and voice throughout her elementary, junior high and high school years.

Josie then took her passion to the next level by completing her post-secondary musical theatre
training at the renowned Randolph College for the Performing Arts in Toronto. After graduating, she performed on stages across Canada, showcasing her talent in numerous productions.

A true lifelong learner, Josie has been teaching and choreographing since the age of 16, sharing her wealth of knowledge and passion with aspiring artists. Today, she is excited to bring her dedication and love for teaching to life every day by continuing to inspire the next generation of performers at Visionary Centre for Performing Arts.

Barbara Leah Meyer has been a dynamic member of the Canadian and European music scenes for many years. A native of Edmonton, she has entertained a variety of audiences across Canada and throughout Europe, Scandinavia, Japan and the Middle East as a solo artist, in jazz ensembles, with big bands and symphony orchestras.

Barbara is a graduate of the Grant MacEwan music program. She has taught voice and piano for over 30 years. While living in Germany, Barbara was on the faculty at the Frankfurt University for Music and Performing Arts, Frankfurt Musikwerkstatt and Frankfurt's Scream Factory. Barbara teaches a classical, "Bel Canto" technique applied to repertoire in various genres from jazz and musical theatre to pop and country. Barbara has released and co-produced 6 CDs and was honoured to have been selected as Female Vocalist of the Year at the 1992 ARIA (Alberta Recording Industry Association) Awards.

Kristine’s love for the performing arts started early with dance, acting, singing and piano. She is a versatile pianist and vocalist with a wide range of experience and training. After competing her Bachelor of Music degree at the University of Brandon with a major in both piano and voice. she worked as an accompanist, church music director, organist, musical theatre director, and performed in hotels in Brandon as well as Edmonton. She has performed roles with Mercury Opera, Alberta Opera, and has been in the Edmonton Opera Chorus. She also has experience behind the scenes working in the production department of various theatre companies.

Kristine has always had a passion for inspiring musicianship in people around her. She welcomes students of all ages from beginners to advanced students and is comfortable teaching everything from classical to pop music. If you are looking for a dedicated teacher with a wealth of experience, Kristine looks forward to working with you!

Martha has a bachelor degree from the University of Alberta as well as a music composition diploma from Grant MacEwan University. She studied voice at the Boston University Tanglewood Institute and has performed classical, jazz, country, rock and musical theatre professionally. After touring Canada with the band “Barracuda” for 5 years Martha had a permanent house engagement as jazz vocalist at Fairmont Hotel Chateau Lake Louise. She has performed at the Mayfield Inn Dinner Theatre, the National Anthems for the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall Place. and currently fronts the corporate party band “5AM” which performs throughout Alberta. She also plays guitar, piano, is a songwriter and a children's entertainer.

Martha is director of voice and early childhood programs at Visionary College and has trained award winning students, recording artists, songwriters, and some of the best vocalists in Alberta.