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Audrey Cox is a violinist and private instructor based in Nashville, Tennessee. She began playing the violin at age five and studied through the Suzuki program at Vanderbilt University before joining the Vanderbilt Blair Academy Precollege Program at age twelve.

During her time at Blair Academy, Audrey was a three-time recipient of the Myra Jackson Blair Scholar Award and served as both Vice President and President of the program. She participated in several summer music festivals and spent six years performing in Blair's orchestras. As a senior, she served as Concertmaster of the Curb Youth Symphony, won the Vanderbilt Blair Academy Concerto Competition, and performed alongside members of the Nashville Symphony in the annual Side-by-Side Concert. Audrey was also Concertmaster of the MTSU High School Honors Orchestra and won its concerto competition. Additionally, she was selected to perform with the Blair Academy Select Strings Ensemble, representing the program's top student musicians.

Audrey continued her musical studies while earning a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Lipscomb University, graduating in May 2026. During her time at Lipscomb, she performed with the university orchestra and string quartet. In addition to her classical training, Audrey has extensive experience in commercial music, including a performance at the Dove Awards, participation in recording projects and music videos with various artists like Cody Fry, studio recording work, and playing fiddle for bands on Broadway. As a performer, Audrey has played for numerous weddings, church services, and special events throughout the Nashville area. 

violin

Audrey Cox is a violinist and private instructor based in Nashville, Tennessee. She began playing the violin at age five and studied through the Suzuki program at Vanderbilt University before joining the Vanderbilt Blair Academy Precollege Program at age twelve.

During her time at Blair Academy, Audrey was a three-time recipient of the Myra Jackson Blair Scholar Award and served as both Vice President and President of the program. She participated in several summer music festivals and spent six years performing in Blair's orchestras. As a senior, she served as Concertmaster of the Curb Youth Symphony, won the Vanderbilt Blair Academy Concerto Competition, and performed alongside members of the Nashville Symphony in the annual Side-by-Side Concert. Audrey was also Concertmaster of the MTSU High School Honors Orchestra and won its concerto competition. Additionally, she was selected to perform with the Blair Academy Select Strings Ensemble, representing the program's top student musicians.

Audrey continued her musical studies while earning a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Lipscomb University, graduating in May 2026. During her time at Lipscomb, she performed with the university orchestra and string quartet. In addition to her classical training, Audrey has extensive experience in commercial music, including a performance at the Dove Awards, participation in recording projects and music videos with various artists like Cody Fry, studio recording work, and playing fiddle for bands on Broadway. As a performer, Audrey has played for numerous weddings, church services, and special events throughout the Nashville area. 

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Anna Touchstone is a private violin instructor through her home studio, Nolensville Violin Academy. She began playing the violin right before turning 6, and in her teen years she was part of a touring violin group that performed choreographed shows across the country and world. With this group, she played at The Ryman several times with Amy Grant and Vince Gill at their yearly Christmas show. She received a BA in Music from Lipscomb University, where she performed in the school’s piano trio and string quartet. While in college, she also toured with a band as their fiddle player. She has played numerous weddings and events and has recorded violin parts for several music artists as well. 

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Millie Meunier is a multi-instrumentalist and private instructor based in Nashville, TN. Her primary instruments are viola and fiddle, though she occasionally performs on mandolin, banjo, piano, guitar, and bass guitar as well. She's been heavily involved with music since age four, when she started playing the piano. However, it was in fifth grade, when she joined her middle school orchestra playing the viola, that she truly fell in love with music. Millie went on to be the principal violist for the Floyd County Philharmonic and the Floyd Central High School Symphony Orchestra, one of the top orchestras in Indiana. During her time there, the Floyd Central Symphony Orchestra won the state championship and Millie was awarded the Outstanding Performer award each year.

After graduating high school, Millie moved to Nashville to attend college at Lipscomb University, where she completed a BA in Music with two minors in Film Production and Marketing. She was the principal violist for the university orchestra and a member of the Avalon String Quartet. She was awarded the Outstanding Performance award for her senior recital, the first violist in Lipscomb's history to ever win this award. During her time at Lipscomb, she had the opportunity to work with several artists including Cody Fry and Tommee Profitt, and she played with Leanna Crawford at the Dove Awards.

In addition to her classical experience, Millie also has a large amount of commercial experience. She began picking up fiddle gigs when she was twelve years old and ever since then, has been performing with several different country bands across the country. She has won multiple awards including the Josie Award for Musician of the Year and has had the opportunity to open for country artists such as Randy Houser. She loves the opportunity to perform music any chance she can, whether it's a wedding, festival, recording session, corporate event, or anything else.

viola

Millie Meunier is a multi-instrumentalist and private instructor based in Nashville, TN. Her primary instruments are viola and fiddle, though she occasionally performs on mandolin, banjo, piano, guitar, and bass guitar as well. She's been heavily involved with music since age four, when she started playing the piano. However, it was in fifth grade, when she joined her middle school orchestra playing the viola, that she truly fell in love with music. Millie went on to be the principal violist for the Floyd County Philharmonic and the Floyd Central High School Symphony Orchestra, one of the top orchestras in Indiana. During her time there, the Floyd Central Symphony Orchestra won the state championship and Millie was awarded the Outstanding Performer award each year.

After graduating high school, Millie moved to Nashville to attend college at Lipscomb University, where she completed a BA in Music with two minors in Film Production and Marketing. She was the principal violist for the university orchestra and a member of the Avalon Quartet. She was awarded the Outstanding Performance award for her senior recital, the first violist in Lipscomb's history to ever win this award. During her time at Lipscomb, she had the opportunity to work with several artists including Cody Fry and Tommee Profitt, and she played with Leanna Crawford at the Dove Awards.

In addition to her classical experience, Millie also has a large amount of commercial experience. She began picking up fiddle gigs when she was twelve years old and ever since then, has been performing with several different country bands across the country. She has won multiple awards including the Josie Award for Musician of the Year and has had the opportunity to open for country artists such as Randy Houser. She loves the opportunity to perform music any chance she can, whether it's a wedding, festival, recording session, corporate event, or anything else.

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Brendan Novak is a Computer Hardware Engineer who is also a freelance cellist. He has been studying cello for over 15 years at both Naperville Suzuki and Lipscomb University. While at Lipscomb, Brendan was principal cellist of the university orchestra and a member of the Avalon Quartet. Brendan has been a part of various ensembles, and has also toured Denmark as a part of a cello choir. He has played numerous wedding and recording gigs, and has even performed at the Dove Awards.