David Ferneau
Pre-Bachelor-level Piano Instructor
David is a student at the University of Kansas studying both piano performance under Dr. Jack Winerock and trombone performance under Dr. Michael Davidson. Having participated in numerous piano festivals and competitions, his accomplishments include first place at the Starr Young Artist Competition in Fayetteville, Ark., first place in the International Youth Chopin Competition in Madison, Wisc., and runner-up in the Iowa Music Teachers Association high school competition. David is also actively engaged in several ensembles at KU, including the KU Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band, and Trombone Choir. He also serves as an accompanist for the KU School of Music.
Olivia Jamandre
Master-level Piano Instructor
Olivia is is currently a doctoral student in piano performance at the University of Kansas where she studies with Dr. Steven Spooner. She also has degrees in performance from Northwestern University and the University of Texas at San Antonio. Her past piano teachers include Alan Chow, Kassandra Keeling and Catherine Lysinger.
Olivia has performed in master classes with renowned clinicians William Westney, Robin McCabe and Ursula Oppens. She won second prize in the state collegiate competition of Texas Music Teachers Association and first prize in the Etude Music Scholarship competition.
In the piano teaching field since 2000, Olivia has had a wide range of teaching experience with students ranging from beginning through advanced levels and with children as well as adults. She has taught in Houston and San Antonio, Texas, and Evanston, Illinois.
Olivia grew up in Germany and Switzerland and moved to Houston, Texas, when she was 13. Her interests include languages, reading and dance.
Lindsay Lawson
Bachelor-level Piano Instructor
Lindsay comes to the Music Clubhouse having most recently been a student at Oklahoma Baptist University. She pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in piano. She has experience in both group and private teaching and has been on the faculty of the university’s Preparatory Department.
Lindsay has studied performance and pedagogy with Dr. Michael Dean and has performed as a soloist and accompanist. She has taken special interest in studying about the physical implications of piano playing and developing a sound technique that prevents injury.
Lindsay is a member of Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society and Sigma Alpha Iota, an honorary fraternity for outstanding women musicians.
Lindsay Taylor
Licensed Kindermusik® Educator
Lindsay has been teaching at the Music Clubhouse since 2006. With a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Kansas, she is certified to teach preschool through 12th grade band, orchestra, choir and general music. Her experience includes music instruction at the East Heights Early Childhood Family Center and she currently serves as the music teacher for Schwegler Elementary School. Lindsay’s professional memberships include National Educator’s Association, Music Educator’s National Conference and the Kansas Orff Chapter.
At KU, Lindsay performed with Genuine Imitation, a contemporary a cappella group. Since graduating, she has remained active as a performer, singing in and around the Kansas City area as part of a local band.

