Kiara Haubrick was born and raised in Orange County, California. She and her family moved to Oklahoma her sophomore year of high school and she found her way to Texas to get her degree. Kiara has been cast in many musicals throughout her life and has traveled all over the United States singing with SAGU’s esteemed traveling group, “Ransomed”. Along with musicals and traveling, Kiara loves leading worship in churches all over the metroplex. Kiara is a graduate of Southwestern Assemblies of God University and has a degree in Music Education with an emphasis in voice.

Jennifer has been singing since the age of five, when she used to make up songs and sing them for her parents at the dinner table. She has been involved in choir and voice lessons from elementary school throughout her college Years. She’s performed at TMEA and ACDA in her high school choir, sang in the All-Region Choir and in her show choir, Haltom Singers, her junior and senior years. Jennifer is finishing up her BA in Music at Texas Woman’s University where she has also studied Music Education: learning the Foundations of Singing, Diction in several languages such as Latin and Italian, and Vocal Pedagogy. Jennifer comes from a long line of teachers in her family and has over 12 years of experience with children from being a full time nanny, a childcare provider, and working at an educational child-care facility.

In her spare time, Jennifer tours the DFW area, as a backup singer and tambourinist for a singer/songwriter named Aryn Michelle. She is also very active in her church as a Worship Leader, Small Group Leader, VBS music teacher, and Youth and Children’s ministry volunteer.   

Bryant Williams is in his fourth year studying music therapy at Texas Woman's University. He has played guitar for over 12 years and has been vocally trained for 10 years. Bryant has toured nationally with his own original music and enjoys playing all styles of music. 

Bryant is most passionate about sharing his love for music and helping others enjoy music to the fullest extent. He believes that instilling a passion for music in children can help foster a various amount of other skills and that music can help children express themselves in a free and non-judgmental environment. 

Lauren Punch fell in love with the cello 15 years ago after attending a concert given by the great cellist Yoyo Ma. She attended Booker T. Washington (HSPVA) and graduated in 2003. She has attended Interlochen Arts Camp and received college scholarships form the Shirly McFatter Foundation, Daniel Scholarship Foundation and the Stevie Ray Vaughn Foundation. Lauren studied Music Education at Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Now living in Dallas, she enjoys teaching music privately and with the Dallas Uptown Youth Orchestra.

Amanda Lee is studying music therapy at Texas Woman’s University. She has studied piano for 13 years; flute for 9 years, and also plays the violin. Amanda has been an active member of marching bands at both the high school and college level. She has also volunteered at Camp Summit in Argyle, TX for 3 years.

Amanda thoroughly enjoys teaching all kinds of music, especially showing young children the joy of playing and participating in musical activities. She believes that by making music lessons fun it creates a lifelong learning environment for the child to grow in.