Ethan Moulden is a trumpet teacher/player originally from the Myrtle Beach area. He holds a Master’s Degree in Trumpet Performance from UMKC and a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from North Greenville University.

With 28 years experience as a woodwind teacher and clinician, Mr. Brady is one of the most in-demand private teachers in the Upstate.  His students regularly place in the very top chairs in Greenville’s Region and All-County band events.

Chris is a saxophonist who studied music and theory at Brevard College. He plays soprano, alto, tenor, and bari, with his favorite saxophone being bari because it’s “bari good,” and his favorite dinosaur being a velociraptor.

Marjorie Malphrus is originally from Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Malphrus attended Montclair State University in New Jersey where she received her BA degree in Music Education.

Kamlyn Banks has a passion for educating students in music. She studied violin at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia and has been playing since she was 4 years old.

Matthew Slay is a euphoniumist with a music education degree from the University of South Carolina where he studied under Tuba/Euph professor, Ronald Davis. Before joining Musical Innovations as an education representative, he was a middle school band director. He also offers lessons on euphonium, trombone, and tuba.

Bobby is a music education and product representative for Musical Innovations where he connects musicians to the resources they need, serving as a liaison between the store and instrument manufacturers and customers.  He also offers lessons on trombone, euphonium, and tuba.

Adam, a freelance trombonist, graduated from Brevard College with a degree in Music Education. During his time at Brevard College Adam was active in multiple ensembles.

His 40 year career as a music teacher spans several states, involvement in the community, the honor of playing with famed musicians, recognitions and awards, and the accomplishment of composing over 40 works for Elementary Concert Band, Chorus and solo trumpet.