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A lifelong love of music,
MEET VICTORIA "MUSE" VINSON
shared one student at a time.
I was raised in a musical household in South Texas, where music was simply part of everyday life. Both of my parents had both played instruments in band growing up, so they understood the importance of a musical education, and my older brother played guitar and saxophone, and my younger sister played oboe.
I played bassoon in band, violin in mariachi, twirled a flag in marching band, and sang soprano in chorale and jazz choir. I loved music so much that I took summer classes so I could make room for more music during the school year.
In college, I double-majored in Music with an emphasis in Voice and Bassoon. I participated in every ensemble I could, and also spent three years studying piano with college piano professors.
After college, I spent four years teaching Elementary Music from Pre-K through 5th grade, followed by thirteen years teaching Middle School Choir.
From the Classroom to the Studio
Those years taught me that every student is different. My goal is to meet students where they are, give them strong musical foundations, and create a space where they feel comfortable taking risks, making mistakes, and discovering what they can do.
After moving to Florida in 2025, I left the public-school classroom and began teaching private voice and piano in January 2026. Encore Fine Arts Studio grew from that next chapter.
The Story of "Muse"
“Muse” is the road name I received through my years of riding motorcycles. A muse is the spirit of inspiration that is said to encourage you to create. I was given the name because I was always encouraging the people around me to pursue their creative ideas — from singing and painting to other creative projects.
That spirit is at the heart of Encore Fine Arts Studio.