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  • MUSICIANSHIP & THEORY classes

  • SCALE YOUR KNOWLEDGE of SCALES

  • DEEPER DIVE into INTERVALS & CHORDS

  • SECRETS of a MUSICAL SCORE

  • FILM MUSIC 

 Vera Morgan       vera.m@nashvillenotes.org

Vera Morgan earned her Master degree in Musicology and her PhD in Music Theory and History at Palacky University Olomouc in the Czech Republic, her home country. During her studies, she also served as a director and an executive production manager of the International Festival of Contemporary Music, MusicOlomouc, and studied for a year at Royal Holloway University of London through a scholarship program.

 

Several years ago, she moved to the USA to marry her American husband. She has enjoyed being a mom to their 10-year-old son, homeschooling him, and tutoring in the Mt. Juliet Classical Conversations homeschool community. Looking for an interpersonal musical association for her son and herself she found and joined Nashville Notes 4 years ago.

 

Vera has experience in teaching music to various ages of students from elementary-aged children through high-schoolers, to college students. She enjoys taking complicated things and making them simple and easy to understand for different types of learners. 

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  • ​MUSIC PLAY (ages 0-5)

  • MUSIC FOUNDATIONS (ages 6-9)

  • FUN WITH COMPOSERS

  • CHROME MUSIC LAB & NOTEFLIGHT

  • INSIDE the MUSIC at the SYMPHONY

RaeAnna Goss              raeanna.g@nashvillenotes.org

RaeAnna is a second generation homeschooler. In the 1980-90s her home education included musical opportunities such as church choir, Suzuki strings, private cello lessons and youth string orchestra, private piano lessons, and even a homeschool band where RaeAnna played the clarinet and piano. While attending Lee University from 1997-2002 RaeAnna studied as a double major in vocal and instrumental music education. After graduation she taught elementary music education at Heritage and Kenrose Elementary in Williamson County.  She also served as the president of the Middle Tennessee American Orff-Schulwerk Association and received her certification levels I and II in Orff-Schulwerk at Lee University and Belmont University. Since leaving the public schools in 2011, RaeAnna has brought her children alongside her music making. Teaching Music with Mommie classes at a local children's museum, leading preschoolers in music programs at Academy at Wellspring, and creating homeschool music classes to focus on composer studies with Composer Study Companion, RaeAnna has never stopped sharing her passion for music history and music education.

 

A note from RaeAnna:

Hello fellow music lovers!  I am thrilled to be a part of Nashville Notes where I can share my passion for music education.   I love early childhood music making and look forward to building the program that has flourished at Nashville Notes. I also love encouraging homeschool parents through a once a month book club for homeschool moms! My own children are 15 and 13 now and have been thriving with our home education. I'm so thankful for the opportunities our community provides for our children! I

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2025-26:

  • ​ART PLAY (ages 3-5)

  • INTRO TO WORLDVIEWS (ages 14+)

Meagan Roberts          meagan.r@nashvillenotes.org

Meagan has been a presence at Nashville Notes for over 20 years.  She is excited to bring back the important study of worldviews to today's NN students!  After attending Summit Student Conference Camp, a 2 week intensive study of worldviews, she went on to further her education in worldviews and their effect on culture and the arts, at Bryan College. Her love of cultures and history led her to work as a historical interpreter at Carnton and Carter House for several years as well as their wedding and event planner and gift shop manager and product design. 

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Outside of Wednesdays at Nashville Notes, you’ll most likely find her playing with and parenting her three young boys, reading to them, and encouraging their creativity in a myriad of ways.  Her musical outlets are satisfied through her participation in her church choir and joining her son in his Music Play class with RaeAnna Goss at NN.  Occasionally, during naps and waiting for the dryer to buzz, she enjoys baking and playing the piano.  Her favorite style of music is “everything except hard rock”.

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