Victoria’s teaching combines strong technique with curiosity, encouragement, and attention to each student’s goals. Some discover the harp as a new hobby after becoming empty nesters; others prepare music for worship in their congregations or work toward orchestral performance. Her students have gone on to teach, perform at weddings and special events, and make music a lifelong part of their lives—sometimes beginning a new family legacy. Victoria teaches both Celtic and pedal harp and welcomes students at every stage of their musical journey.

Her own musical path includes study and mentorship with teachers from Juilliard. She has taught at Colorado’s Spanish Peaks International Celtic Music Festival and led harp retreats in Colorado Springs and Ireland, where students can immerse themselves in Celtic harp.

For Victoria, the harp opens a door to more than music. Traditional melodies carry the histories of people and places; songs can hold family memories and give shape to stories that are hard to put into words. Playing can also offer a quiet, restorative space for focus and emotional expression—one reason the harp can feel therapeutic as well as creative. In her studio, students explore not only how to play, but what music can help them remember, express, and share with others.