Our Teachers    

Stephen Javaux

Fire Science Associate's Degree & Paramedicine Associate's Degree: John Wood Community College. Suzuki trained. 

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Stephen grew up taking Suzuki cello lessons at the well-known Preucil School of Music (Iowa City), where he studied with Dr. Laura Shaw. While a student at the Preucil School, he toured China with the well-known top Preucil orchestra. 

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While serving as a Paramedic with Adams County EMS, he enjoys the chance to stay involved with music by teaching cello lessons and sharing his love of music with students. 

Cello

Bachelor of Music, Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, Master of Music, Temple University. Suzuki trained.

Sarah began piano lessons at age 8, and harp lessons a year later. Because piano was her first introduction to music, the instrument remains close to her heart. Sarah values the opportunity to pass on the gift of music to young students through the piano as well as the harp. She is also happy to partner with the Virginia Harp Center to provide access to harps to students in the Midwest. 

Sarah (Javaux) Boren

Harp/Piano

Stephanie Javaux

Violin

Bachelor of Arts, Grace College. Suzuki Trained. 

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Stephanie is uniquely qualified as a Suzuki teacher, after being a Suzuki parent to her four children. After observing hundreds of hours of Suzuki harp, cello, and violin lessons and seeing the positive impact of the Suzuki method on her family, Stephanie began her Suzuki violin teacher training to share her passion with others. 

Since beginning training in 2005, Stephanie has completed 8 units of training and studied with well known pedagogues such as Terry Turbin and Christie Felsing. 

Bachelor of Science, Liberty University. Suzuki Trained. 

Analisa began her violin studies at the age of two and as she advanced, continued with world class violinist and university professor, Dr. John Thomson. Her training also included a specialized course at the Juilliard School of Music.

Analisa has had much performing and competition experience, the highlight of which was being selected through intense competition to perform in a master class for world renowned violinist, Midori Goto. In 2017 she married and moved to Bowen, Illinois where she recently had her son, Silas. She is looking forward to the opportunity to teach violin again part-time.

Analisa Bean

Violin

Bachelor of Science, Olivet Nazarene University. Suzuki Trained.

Hannah started Suzuki Violin lessons at age 8 with Suzanne Benson. In highschool Hannah played with the selective Preucil performance group, "Espressivo," as well as in the school's top level string orchestra. 

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Hannah teaches Kindergarten with the Quincy Public School District, and shares her expertise with the Javaux Music School by assisting with the advanced performance group, River Strings.

Hannah Javaux

River Strings Asst. Instructor