Caroline Stahl comes to TMA with more than a decade of arts administration experience ranging from fundraising and donor relations to marketing and public relations. During her career at Carnegie Hall in NYC from 2013-2018, Caroline helped raise $32 million annually toward artistic and educational programming by securing corporate sponsorships, foundation grants, and private donations. In her role as Senior Manager of the Patron Program, Caroline stewarded nearly 950 donor households and planned large-scale private events for patrons and trustees.

A native of South Carolina, Caroline is a classically trained soprano and graduated from Clemson University in 2009 with a B.A. in Production Studies in Performing Arts (music concentration). In 2021, Caroline returned to Clemson as the Director of Public Relations of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, overseeing digital marketing for the mainstage concert series and leading publicity efforts for student activities in the Department of Performing Arts.

Since moving to State College in August 2023, Caroline has enjoyed plugging into the flourishing local arts community, and now sings with the State College Choral Society and serves on the Board of the Nittany Performing Arts Centre. She and her husband Michael enjoy exploring the beautiful parks in the area with their two daughters (both Musikgarten students!) and their family dog, Minnie Mouse.

A native of Alabama, Evanthi holds a Bachelors of Science in Environmental Design from Auburn University. With a wealth of experience at organizations ranging from art museums to live music venues, Evanthi brings a unique blend of event management and community engagement experience. In her roles at The State Theatre, Speed Art Museum, 21c Museum Hotel, and Yew Dell Botanical Gardens, Evanthi developed expertise in customer service, event coordination, scheduling, staffing, and front-of-house operations. Above all, Evanthi is passionate about creating welcoming spaces where people can connect with one another and nurture a love and curiosity for the arts. A musician herself, Evanthi studied piano for ten years and still loves to play. In her free time, Evanthi also enjoys spending time with her partner and friends, visiting museums, and trying to make progress on her ever-growing reading list.

Betha Christopher is a fully licensed Musikgarten teacher, was a National Musikgarten Teacher Trainer and a Level I Certified ECMMA member. She earned a Bachelor of Music from DePauw University in Indiana, and a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Boston University.  "Because I can see the wonderful benefits of music in my own children, I am delighted to offer Musikgarten & Music Together programs to families at The Music Academy!  I bring over 20 years of experience with young children, as a children's choir director, nanny, nursery director, preschool music teacher, and mother.  I hope that your family will join me soon to sing, dance and experience music together."

Cordelia-Marie (Delia) Ceres, violin, earned her Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Violin Performance at Penn State under Dr. Max Zorin and is currently pursuing a Professional Performance Certificate, also at Penn State. Cordelia-Marie discovered her passion for music through her own experiences as a student in the Suzuki Method and has found a deeper appreciation for Suzuki by returning to the method from a teaching perspective. She has studied the Suzuki approach under Christie Felsing and has experience leading group classes and teaching lessons. She is excited to share the Suzuki philosophy with her own students. Outside of teaching, she works as a freelance musician, playing in various symphony and pit orchestras, weddings, and other venues.

Brooke Greybush (Piano) is delighted to serve as the Adult Education Coordinator and a member of the piano faculty at The Music Academy.  As Adult Education Coordinator, she is working to provide more learning opportunities for adults including Adult Keyboard Classes, the TMA Satellite Program at Retirement Communities and general adult instruction.

Brooke holds dual B.A. degrees in Music and Psychology from Susquehanna University and her Masters in Music in Piano from Temple University.  Her teachers include Marylene Dosse and Cecilia Dunoyer from Penn State University, Dr. David Mattingly from Susquehanna University, and Dr. Charles Abramovic from Temple University.  

Teaching positions include Susquehanna University’s preparatory program, Settlement Music School in Philadelphia, and The Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts in Clearwater, Florida. Since 2010, Brooke has enjoyed teaching at The Music Academy.  Her interactive teaching method adapts to each student’s learning style. Brooke looks forward to exploring the world of music with her students while enhancing their everyday lives with creativity, discipline, and joy!