Travis started singing at the age of 2 and performing at the age of 5 but it wasn’t until he was 8 years old and his grandmother gave a piano to his little sister that piano and music became such an essential part of his life. He started “just playing around” on the piano and has never stopped.
Travis took lessons from Dr. Chad Brown from University of Arkansas Music Department for several years.

By high school he was in the school drum line, writing songs and music, playing piano and/or guitars for churches and also formed a local band that played in various locations across Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas. The summer before his senior year Travis traveled to Australia on a mission trip and participated with Hillsong Church. Travis enrolled in Music Ministry after high school graduation.

Today music is still an essential part of Travis’ life. He recently graduated from Victory Bible Institute and the School of Worship Program. He continues to lead worship for the youth and plays piano in the adult services at Destiny Church in Broken Arrow; in addition he sings and plays for camps, weddings, and other venues.

Travis teaches beginners to advanced.

Larry Robison is not only an instructor at Legato, but the proprietor as well.
He is an acoustic and electric guitarist whose musical career has contributed to the main stream and christian market.
Local experience includes recording, weekly worship services at Destiny Church in Broken Arrow and a member of a cover band that plays weekly at local establishments.

Larry teaches beginners to advanced.

I have studied Musical Theatre at Theatre Arts, taken voice lessons, and currently study with Mrs.Ernestine Dillard as my voice coach.
I have been in Choir since elementary school, I take guitar lessons, and I am in Drama.
I received the "Celebrating the Arts" award in fifth grade for vocal talent and was asked to perform at the awards ceremony. In 2006 I was named "Outstanding Vocalist" in 6th grade, and I was the lead in the 8th grade play, "Cinderella".
I have performed the National Anthem at school, at the Tulsa International Dragway, Tall Grass Retirement Center, and Oktoberfest.
Currently I am a member of Oklahoma Kids, a division of American Kids. We perform at Festivals, Nursing Homes, Malls, and for private groups. I am the American Kids National Country solo Champion of 2009. And with my duet partner, Madi, we are the American Kids National Duet Champions four years running. As a duet we have also had the honor of performing in Branson at The Hamner-Barber Show, The Justin Flom's magic show, and The Clay Cooper show. Also,we performed in Red River New Mexico's "Community House Musical Showcase" two years running. I have perfromed with the live band at the "Oklahoma Cenntenial Rodeo Opry" in Oklahoma City.
I serve in the childrens department at my Church and go to John 3:16 mission with my Church and family to serve dinner once a month.
I am excited to have the opportunity to share my God given talents with my new students.

Alaska teaches beginners.

Music is a central focus for Victor Blanco. Victor has recently toured around the country playing in churches/camps and internationally in Brazil.
He plays in a local band and weekly at Rhema Church in Broken Arrow for their
youth and children's band. He recently recorded and released a live DVD/CD with the Rhema youth band.

Victor teaches beginners to intermediate.

A native of Saginaw, Michigan Edison started out playing the piano under the tutelage of Claudine “Mommy” Wicks, the mother of the great trumpeter Sonny Stitt. As a son of a Baptist minister, being around musicians and church was a normal thing, at that time that’s when the drums became appealing.

Not receiving his first drum kit until the 8th grade, he really had no formal drum training. Edison learned how to groove from watching local church drummers and attending various gospel workshops. An opportunity opened to be the main drummer at his church until graduating high school.

After high school he moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma to attend Oral Roberts University for a computer science degree. Since finishing college he’s had the opportunity to play or record with many secular and Christian artists. He believes what Proverbs 18:16 says, “Your gift will make room for you”.

Working on your craft is a lifelong journey; Edison has had the privilege to take private lessons with Brian Cupp, Arthur Thompson, and Jamie Davis all prominent drummers from the Tulsa area.

Edison currently resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a beautiful wife and three kids.

Edison teaches beginners to advanced.