Southeast Centre for Music
The Southeast Centre for Music is the gathering place for music professionals to meet the teaching needs of our community, aiming to reach the high level of musical education that has become an expectation in the Southeast.
Our music teachers operate independently and we encourage you to contact them directly to discuss your interest and inquire about their availability for new students. Direct communication with the teachers will provide insight into their teaching style, experience, and any specific requirements for potential students.
Our Instructors
Julie Sidorchuk
Piano Instructor
Julie Sidorchuk is an accomplished pianist with a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from Canadian Mennonite University and an ARCT in Piano Performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music, actively involved in music festivals and competitions and dedicated to teaching piano to students of all ages.
Candace Hamm
Piano and Music Theory Instructor
Candace Hamm, with 11 years of teaching experience, maintains a studio of over 50 students annually and is actively involved in the music community. She teaches beginner to advanced students, those who are interested in learning music theory, church music, and conservatory prep program for pianists preparing for university.
Katharina Fuchs
Violin Instructor
Katharina Fuchs completed a Bachelor of Music degree in violin with a minor in piano at the University of Manitoba, where she studied with Dr. Oleg Pokhanovsk. She has performed with various ensembles, including the University of Manitoba Symphony Orchestra, and has taught private studio violin lessons for several years.
Bery Filsaime
Cello Instructor
Bery Filsaime is an accomplished cellist who has earned a Bachelor of Music in cello performance from the University of North Florida, a Master of Music Degree from the University of Tennessee, and a Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in music performance from the University of Manitoba. Bery is looking for students interested in cello.
Victor Esau
Violin Instructor
Alexandria Gray
Voice Instructor
Alexandria Gray is a soprano from Saskatoon, SK, who studied music at the University of Manitoba, performed with various ensembles, and focuses on teaching her students a comfortable and sustainable singing technique.
Willie Wiebe
Guitar Instructor
Willie Wiebe graduated as an Eaton scholar at the University of Toronto in 1992, where he studied under Norbert Kraft. Wiebe has taught guitar for 40 years at various universities, colleges, and studios, and since 2012, he has been playing for Artists in Healthcare in their CancerCare program.