Esteban's music journey began at the very young age of 2. His passion to teach and educate students of all ages is what pushes him to continue developing music programs that inspire and empower students to discover their sound.

As a pianist-composer, Alexander's experience stems from his extensive study of early music, film music, and other styles. Currently, he works as an accompanist at a private school for children and leads services at an Episcopal church. Alexander holds a bachelor's degree in audio and music production and a masters degree in Business Administration. He teaches children of all ages, encouraging students to build the foundations of musicianship with curiosity and intrinsically motivated goals, so that they can see where music takes them.

Lyra received her Bachelor of Music degree in Musical Studies in 2017 with a concentration on Music History and Violin at the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam, where she studied with John Lindsey and Liesl Schoenberger Doty. Previous musical studies include Hoff-Barthelson Music School, where she studied violin with Eriko Sato, chamber music with Gary Kosloski and David Oei, and musicianship and music history with the late Edmund Niemann. Lyra has also taken piano lessons with David Oei, whom she credits as one of her major mentors. Highlights from her time at Crane include being a panelist on diversity within music during the "Untold Legacies of Black Composers" residency with the Potsdam community, and guest artists, Kelly Hall-Tompkins, and Burt Mason, as well as performing Faure’s Requiem with the Crane Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall led by Duain Wolfe. Lyra has participated in achamber music festival at Vianden, Luxembourg in 2014. Lyra's senior project titled, "Cultural Appropriation and Nationalistic Identities: How to Overcome Them in a Borderless Universe (As Told in "Butterfly Lovers" Violin Concerto)” focused on cultural appropriation in music. Currently the Secretary for the Board of Directors at the Violoncello Society of New York, Lyra is still active in music. She has previously interned at the ARChive of Contemporary Music and has performed at Mohonk Mountain House in A Keyboard for Share by Ionel Petroi and in Valse and Romance by Rachmaninoff with David Oei and Hélène Jeanney. She has also performed in the pit with Amore Opera and has been a regular participant of the Alaria Chamber Music program. Lyra is also a veteran page turner, with several appearances at Carnegie Hall.

Kevin Sandler has been involved with Music in Connecticut for the past 40 years. Mr. Sandler holds a B.A. in Music from Western Connecticut State University. For over the past 30 years, he has performed as a soloist and in small ensembles throughout Connecticut including Stamford, Norwalk, Danbury, Waterbury, Ridgefield, New Haven and Hartford. Kevin has been heavily involved in the community performing with many ensembles including The Danbury Symphony Orchestra, The Danbury Brass Band, Park City Pride Combined Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps as well as performing with The Thomaston Opera House, Musicals at Richter and other Community Theaters. Mr. Sandler has been teaching throughout Connecticut for the past 27 years. He has instructed local Marching Bands and Drum & Bugle Corps in the community. Kevin has been on staff as a Brass instructor for High School Marching Bands, the Bridgeport P.A.L. Buccaneers, Park City Pride Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps as well as the CT Hurricanes Drum and Bugle Corps. A highly sought after private teacher, Kevin’s students have consistently won positions in auditions to participate in Middle School and High School Regional and All-State festivals. He has also inspired students to further their Education and attend reputable Music Universities and Conservatories. Currently, Mr. Sandler teaches at multiple Music studios in Connecticut and is part of a team of teachers for CT Future Musicians in multiple Schools in the Hartford Diocese. Kevin is also the Music Teacher for St. Augustine Academy in Bridgeport, CT.

Mike began his interest in music from a very young age, ultimately leading to his choice of low brass in his elementary school years. Through Middle and High School, he built his repertoire by playing in band, wind, jazz, and marching band ensembles along with high-level regional and state groups such as Silver Star, State Regional and All-State ensembles. After High School, he attended Western Connecticut State University where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education in 2022. Micahel Abucewicz has experience playing and teaching tuba, euphonium, trombone, beginning trumpet and percussion. Michael looks forward to the opportunity to join as an instructor at Judah’s Camp School of Music and excited to help you discover YOUR SOUND!

Hi I’m Emma! Since graduating in 2022 from Syracuse with a Bachelors in Music and Sound Recording Technology, I have worked on various projects including earning my first sound design credit for the film, “Don’t Forget to Leave,” which premiered worldwide this April. My background is mainly in voice, in classical, jazz and commercial music. I’m passionate about improvisation and the development of creative music technological literacy, and I’m so excited to join the team!