logan rosenbalm

My name is Logan Rosenbalm and I am the owner of Rosenbalm Academy of Music. I got my bachelor’s degree in Instrumental Music Education at Oklahoma Christian University and began my teaching career as the head band director for the Jones School District. After spending nine months in New Zealand doing mission work, I returned to the United States with my wife and began teaching elementary music in Edmond and private music lessons part-time. In 2013, I left the public school system and started teaching private music lessons full time. I opened up my first music academy near 15th and Broadway in June of 2015. And we just opened up our newest location in Broadway Square in July of 2016.

My passion for teaching has grown tremendously in the last 10 years. I believe that anyone can learn any instrument if they have the desire and drive. As a teacher, I try to personalize the way I teach based on the individual strengths and needs of each particular student. And I also try to always value the person I am teaching over my educational expectations.

I love performing and creating music as well. My performance experience includes jazz combo, jazz band, chorus, pit orchestra, concert band, rock band, lots of solo piano and singing, and worship leading. I trained classically on the piano and saxophone at Oklahoma Christian University. I learned how to play by ear and with passion from my dad, Rory Rosenbalm.

LILA GOODMAN

Hi, I’m Lila Goodman!

I was born in New Jersey and raised in Frisco, Texas, and Oklahoma City. I’m a senior at Heritage Hall, graduating in 2026. Although I am undecided on where I’ll attend college, I plan to major in Psychology or Neuroscience with a music minor.

At four years old, I began piano lessons while living in Texas. When I moved to Oklahoma in 2015, I began taking lessons with Logan Rosenbalm. Additionally, I have learned guitar and drums, and play violin in Heritage Hall’s orchestra. Although I have loved my experience with different instruments, piano has always been my main passion.

Throughout my music journey, I’ve looked for new ways to share and grow my love of music. In 2024, I began teaching lessons at Rosenbalm, and have loved it ever since!

Since I have learned from many teachers for various instruments, I have obtained a great understanding of well-rounded teaching techniques. This helps as a teacher to make each student's music journey more personalized to what they want to accomplish.

Boris s connally

Hi I’m Boris Scott!

I was born and raised in Newnan, Ga. I served in the United States Air Force and Air Force Reserve at Tinker AFB from 1986-2000 and is a "Desert Storm" veteran. I have been married to Tammi Connally for 23 years and am the father of three. I currently serve as the associate pastor at Real Church in Oklahoma City, a position I have held since 2010. I received my Bachelor of Music Education in 2008 and Master of Music (Jazz Studies Performance) in 2010 from the University of Central Oklahoma. I taught as an adjunct professor of music at Southwestern Christian University from 2010 to 2013 and have taught private lessons (saxophone, clarinet, and flute) since 1999. Currently, I am a member of two bands: Culture Cinematic and The Mid-Del Jazz Orchestra. Additionally, I have played with various groups around the city: Dave and the Wavetones, Mother Fingers, Direct Connect, and led my own group (The BC Jazz Ensemble).

CHARLIE HILTON

Charlie Hilton is a classically trained pianist, tubist, composer, and church vocalist. He grew up in Nocona, Texas and is currently attending Oklahoma City University for his bachelors in tuba performance. Charlie has been playing the piano since 4th grade and has competed in many Texas state competitions for both tuba and piano. His musical goals are to one day play in professional symphonies and help students to be as passionate about music as he is. 

Charlie got to go to Spain to compete in the 2025 ITEC competition with the Accretion Tuba Quartet and is involved with the P21 composers group on campus. He currently takes piano lessons from Claudia Phelps, Tuba lessons under Dr. Genevieve Clarkson, and composition with Clint Williams. Charlie also attends Crown Heights Christian Church and St. Patrick’s Catholic Church as a vocalist. 

ANNIE DAVIS

Hi! My name is Annie Davis: 

I am a recent graduate from Oklahoma Christian University. I have studied piano for ten plus years, and have been fortunate enough to learn from three different teachers, each with a different focus. Having this enables me to individually customize each student's lessons to best fit his/her needs. 

My favorite piano performances range from performing Golden Hour as my sister-in-law walked down the aisle to playing Pirates of the Caribbean in an underground café in Poland. 

I have been teaching piano for a few years, and what I have learned is to utilize a high encouragement model that embraces improvement over perfection, while seeking to enliven each student's passion for music. 

Becoming friends with and teaching each of my students to grow musically in their unique style is such a delight, and makes my job a dream!

tAYLORE RYAN

Hi there! My name is Taylore Ryan, and I am a voice teacher and music educator with a passion for helping students find their unique voice through music.

I’ve been singing my whole life and am a classically trained vocalist with a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Music Education from Oklahoma Christian University (2022). I also earned my Kodály Certification from the University of Oklahoma in 2025, deepening my understanding of music literacy and child-centered instruction.

Since 2023, I’ve been teaching elementary music in Edmond Public Schools, where I also direct an honor choir that performs for both our school and the local community. Watching young musicians grow in skill and confidence is one of the greatest joys of my career.

Outside the classroom, I perform with Canterbury Voices, Oklahoma’s premier symphony chorus. Through this group, I’ve had the honor of singing at the Civic Center, collaborating with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic, and performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City as part of the National Masterworks Chorus.

My teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that music is for everyone. Every child learns differently, and it’s my mission to create a welcoming, engaging environment where all students can thrive. I’m incredibly grateful to do what I love and to share the power of music with others every day.

sharon terrell

My name is Sharon Terrell. I am a Kentucky native currently residing in Edmond, OK, with Chris, and furry children:  Skipper, Rufus, Summer. I am a musician, songwriter, vocalist and worship leader.

My performance experience began when I was young, performing in churches and at community events in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Tennessee, Illinois, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Canada, and Germany.

I was accepted into the Steinway Teacher's Guild. I served as a church pianist and organist starting at age 9 and am currently on staff as Pianist/Organist Midwest Boulevard Christian Church in Midwest City, OK.

I have served with praise bands & worship teams where I played piano, keyboard, synthesizer, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, organ, and flute, as well as sang with the praise teams.

I have performed with various groups over the years, both as a vocalist and a musician, also writing and arranging some of their music:  Owenton Exchange, Morehead Choral Festival, Berea College Choir, Berea College Chamber Choir, 1982 World’s Fair in Knoxville, TN, Renfro Valley Barn Dance, New Soul, Edge of Faith, Phil Cross Choral festivals, and acapella ensemble Gracelight.

I performed with the Florence Community Chorus and Florence Community Band based in Florence, KY, performing throughout the tri-state. I currently perform at other venues with my company, White Dove Musical Entertainment.

janice frillmann

My name is Janice Chase Frillmann, and I am the violin/viola string teacher. I have been a professional, playing violinist for over 20 years. I am currently the concertmaster for the Oklahoma Chamber Symphony.

I grew up in Kenosha, Wisconsin where I had a depth study with the teachings of Suzuki. I then went to the University of Wisconsin, studying violin.

I have become a go-to player for many different orchestras. I have recorded for several different bands.

I play and teach many different styles, including Classical, Celtic, Jazz, Blues, Folk, Rock, and R&B. I cater my style of teaching to what the individual student would like to learn.

dylan mcentire