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Kayson Brown

Kayson Brown is a conductor, composer, and educator whose passionate purpose is to inspire audiences and the musicians he directs. With a deep love of music that permeates every aspect of his work, Kayson has built one of the largest and most comprehensive youth orchestra programs in the country. As the founder of the Lyceum Music Festival and the director of the Lyceum Orchestras Program at American Heritage School, Kayson’s efforts are driven by his belief in the transformative power of music and his dedication to helping musicians reach their divine potential.

Kayson consistently connects talented youth with their professional counterparts, creating opportunities for them to perform at the highest levels and inspiring them to pursue a lifelong love of music. His leadership has resulted in a program known for producing exceptional musical talent and attracting large, engaged audiences to life-changing events and meaningful media. Kayson has produced, conducted, orchestrated, and arranged numerous albums that have topped the Classical Billboard Charts, garnering millions of views and streams annually.

Kayson holds a Master’s Degree in Orchestral Conducting from Brigham Young University, where he also served as conducting and cello faculty. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Cello Performance from the University of Utah and is the creator of Learn2PlayCello.com, one of the leading online resources for cello instruction. Kayson’s decades of experience conducting dozens of symphony orchestras including professional, university, community, and educational ensembles Adidas Adilette Bonega W , adidas Jacket – HY7242 , Ida-stepShops, has made him a recognized leader in the field of music education. He has received multiple awards from Best of State Utah and the American String Teachers ir jordan 4 tour yellow 200 Association.

Through all his work, Kayson remains dedicated to cultivating a love for music, faith, and patriotism that extends far beyond the concert hall.

Dr. Jay Roberts

Dr. Jay Roberts has dedicated over a decade to teaching instrumental music. He is currently the director of the award winning band and orchestra programs at Freedom Preparatory Academy in Provo, UT. In addition to his teaching, Dr. Jay is an active performer, playing Bass Trombone with the Orchestra at Temple Square, Utah Premiere Brass, Timpanogos Big Band, and other local groups. He holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts degree from Arizona State University, a Masters of Music from Yale University, and a Bachelors of Music from Brigham Young University. Dr. Jay brings his passion for music and commitment to education, shaping the next generation of musicians

Lisa Brodie

Lisa Brodie is a conductor, violinist, and singer.  She has over 25 years experience conducting and coaching youth orchestras of all levels. Prior to joining the Lyceum Orchestra program as a conductor, Lisa  conducted with the Timpanogos String Orchestra program (TCO).  Students from this program went on to study at Eastman, Colburn School of Music, New England Conservatory, Interlochen, MIT, Harvard, Stanford, BYU, and U of U, among others. Lisa is excited to bring her love of working with young musicians to the Lyceum Orchestra program. She comes from a musical family, her mother is a professional violinist and conductor, and all four of Lisa’s children  perform professionally in classical, jazz and composition. Lisa currently teaches advanced violin students, loves to play classical and bluegrass mandolin and is currently taking organ lessons. Never stop learning!

Amanda Riley

As long time supporters of the Lyceum Orchestra program at American Heritage School, Amanda Riley and her family traveled from Beaver to American Fork each week to have their children participate. After many years of traveling, Amanda is excited to have moved to Highland and to be conducting the Chamber Ensemble. Amanda was formerly the Orchestra and Choir Director at Beaver High School and a general music educator at Belknap Elementary School in Beaver. She is also a graduate of Brigham Young University. Amanda followed her love for music as she started each of her young children playing the violin starting at age three and studied beside each of them. She was the recipient of the UTASTA yeezy resale price dropped by trump meme - SchaferandweinerShops Italy - Black T - shirt with logo ADIDAS Originals Secondary Teacher of the Year in 2015. Her love for music, her family and youth has driven her to have a successful program where students feel safe, encouraged and allowed to follow their dreams. Amanda has a passion for touching student’s lives and inspiring them to achieve excellence.

Carolyn Lundberg

Carolyn Lundberg has been part of the Lyceum orchestra organization since 2008 and currently enjoys being able to teach the Prelude Strings and Crescendo Orchestra at American Heritage. After graduating from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor’s in Piano Performance and Pedagogy (teaching) under the tutelage of Dr. Irene Peery Fox, she went on to become active in performing other instruments as well including the cello, harp, organ and voice. She has many years of experience working with children in public school orchestras as well as maintaining a private studio and conducting vocal choirs and other civic orchestras. She and her husband Dean enjoy running a busy musical family of 8 (including foster children). She is a member of the Lindon City Council, runs her own business, and is an active musician with the Timpanogos Symphony Orchestra, Pleasant Grove Civic Symphony and other arts organizations across the state.