Associate Teachers

Jill Clarke Associate

Violin, Suzuki Violin and Viola

Jill received her Bachelor of Music from Queen’s University, and attended the Royal Conservatory of Music as part of the Orchestral Training Program and Professional School.

Jill Clarke

She received her Suzuki teacher training from the Kingston and Ithaca Suzuki Institutes.

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Anna Graham Associate

Guitar, Classical Guitar, Folk Guitar and Suzuki Guitar

Anna Graham - guitar teacher

Welcome to my studio!

Classical Guitar is my passion. I have taught it for over 25 years.  

I was the guitar instructor at Algoma Conservatory of Music from 1991 until 2002. During that time, I performed as a member of the Algoma Chamber Players, and as a solo guitarist. I then taught French and Music at the Toronto District School Board.

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Jennifer Melvin Associate

Violin, Suzuki Violin and Fiddling

Jennifer Melvin is a professionally trained violinist and Celtic fiddler. Born and raised in the small village of Canning, in Nova Scotia (east coast of Canada), she grew up surrounded with traditional Celtic music, and in a home that nurtured the love of classical music.

Jennifer Melvin

Through her early teens, she successfully competed in several music competitions, and played in multiple orchestras. Jennifer received a scholarship to the Gaelic College in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. She was named concert-mistress of the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra, and toured through China with them in 2007. After this, she commenced her studies in Violin Performance at the University of Toronto, under the esteemed concertmaster of the TSO, Jacques Israelievitch.

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Sheila Smyth Associate

Violin, Viola and Viola da gamba

Sheila Smyth

Sheila is a professionally-trained performer and teacher who is passionate about teaching and enjoys working with people of all ages and levels.

Sheila is, above all, an imaginative teacher, and because of her extensive professional training she has many creative strategies and ideas in her teaching toolbox.

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