Conservatory of Music
The Conservatory seeks to bring each of its students to an intellectual understanding of the theoretical, historical, and stylistic aspects of musical practice; to relate each of these to the vast literature of music; and to demand the highest level possible of technical and artistic achievement in performance. The Conservatory’s instructors are accomplished musicians in their fields, having achieved the highest levels of musical training. Students have the option of violin, piano, or voice. Violin students receive one private lesson and two ensemble lessons per week. Piano and voice students receive two private lessons per week.
The Veritas Conservatory of Music Program counts as a music credit for all middle school students.
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Scroll down to view each instructor, their instruments of expertise, and their brief profile.
If you are interested in having your child participate in the Conservatory of Music, simply fill in the form below.
Conservatory of Music Instructors
Ericka Lee
Voice
Ericka Lee is a dynamic and seasoned performer with a passion for the stage that has spanned over two decades. A proud alumna of Howard University, Ericka graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree, concentrating in Musical Theatre. This rigorous training ground, known for its exceptional faculty, alumni, and deep commitment to artistic excellence, provided Lee with the foundational skills and experiences that have shaped her into the versatile artist she is today.
Ericka Lee is a dynamic and seasoned performer with a passion for the stage that has spanned over two decades. A proud alumna of Howard University, Ericka graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree, concentrating in Musical Theatre. This rigorous training ground, known for its exceptional faculty, alumni, and deep commitment to artistic excellence, provided Lee with the foundational skills and experiences that have shaped her into the versatile artist she is today.
Throughout her career, Ericka has captivated audiences with her powerful performances in a wide range of plays and musical theatre productions. Her ability to convey deep emotion and bring characters to life has made her a standout in the world of theatre. She has graced stages across the country, bringing a unique blend of authenticity, energy, and vocal prowess to every role she undertakes. Her commitment to storytelling has shown through in a wide range of productions such as Adelaide from “Guys and Dolls” to the one-woman show “Lady Day at Emmerson’s Bar and Grill” as Billie Holiday.
In addition to her illustrious career on stage, Ericka Lee began sharing her passion for theatre through teaching at the Ensemble Theatre. Her dedication to education has taken her across the United States and beyond, from Texas to Alaska. Ericka finds great joy in passing on her knowledge and experiences to children, inspiring the next generation of performers. Her teaching is rooted in a deep love for the craft and a commitment to nurturing young talent, helping them to find their voices and express themselves creatively.
Lucina Reyes
Violin and Viola
Lucina Reyes was born in Monterrey N.L., Mexico. At age 11, she began playing the violin. She was invited to join the newly formed Youth Orchestra in Monterrey: "Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil De Neuvo Leon". Ms. Reyes performed with this orchestra for nearly eight years. During that time, she had the opportunity to tour with the orchestra in Mexico, the United States, and Spain.
Ms. Reyes holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance from Houston Baptist University as well as two Master degrees from the University of Houston where she obtained a MM degree in Violin Performance from the studio of Andrzej Grabiec and a MM in Performance Pedagogy under the instruction of Fredell Lack.
Aside from her studies in Houston, Lucina has attended numerous summer festivals, having the opportunity to study with renowned violinists such as Kyung Sun Lee (Korea), Dmitry Berlinsky(Michigan), Vladimir Landsman (Canada), Mikhail Kopelman (New York), Jonathan Crow (Canada), Frank Huang (Concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic).
Violin and Viola
Lucina Reyes was born in Monterrey N.L., Mexico. At age 11, she began playing the violin. She was invited to join the newly formed Youth Orchestra in Monterrey: "Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil De Neuvo Leon". Ms. Reyes performed with this orchestra for nearly eight years. During that time, she had the opportunity to tour with the orchestra in Mexico, the United States, and Spain.
Ms. Reyes holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance from Houston Baptist University as well as two Master degrees from the University of Houston where she obtained a MM degree in Violin Performance from the studio of Andrzej Grabiec and a MM in Performance Pedagogy under the instruction of Fredell Lack.
Aside from her studies in Houston, Lucina has attended numerous summer festivals, having the opportunity to study with renowned violinists such as Kyung Sun Lee (Korea), Dmitry Berlinsky(Michigan), Vladimir Landsman (Canada), Mikhail Kopelman (New York), Jonathan Crow (Canada), Frank Huang (Concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic).
Ms. Reyes is a member of the Brazos Valley Symphony and the Symphony of South Texas and an active violin teacher in Houston, Lake Jackson, and Kingwood. In the past three years, Ms. Reyes has been invited to collaborate as an instructor for Summer Festivals in Massachusetts and started her own Festival in Lake Jackson.