Where little hands learn, have fun,
and create art.
Meet the founder
Ms. Jenna (she/her)
Lead Instructor & Founder
JennaMarie Warfield (Ms. Jenna) is a performer, musician, and educator in the Northern Virginia area. As an educator, Ms. Jenna has over a decade of experience. She enjoys teaching in her private flute and piano studio, in which many of her students have placed in district bands, won local competitions and have successfully auditioned into college music programs, such as Shenandoah Music Conservatory and Berklee School of Music. Ms. Jenna has taught all ages and levels of students, but especially enjoys working in early childhood settings. She most enjoys experiencing music through a child's eyes and discovering new things alongside her students. Ms. Jenna holds a masters degree in music performance and an undergraduate degree in music performance and pedagogy. In addition to teaching, she has researched and developed programs and curriculum for early childhood music at local Montessori Schools, the Mason Community Arts Academy and in other group lesson settings.
As an active performer, Ms. Jenna performs with the Manassas Symphony Orchestra, and the Capital Wind Symphony.
In her free time, Ms. Jenna enjoys yoga, reading, fostering dogs for A Forever Home Rescue, gardening and hiking with her husband, Chris, and dog, Gizmo. Ms. Jenna’s favorite children’s books are anything that encourages individuality including “Pete the Cat” and “Giraffes Can’t Dance.”
Meet the Instructors
Mr. Spencer
Assistant Instructor
Spencer Knutti grew up in Northern Virginia and is currently a music education student at the University of North Texas, where he plays euphonium and participates in a number of different concert and marching ensembles. He took the 24-25 school year off to teach and practice, and was a long-term substitute at three elementary schools for their second semester. He loves to play whatever instrument he can get his hands on, and his collection is steadily growing! Spencer adores sharing his love for music with students of all ages, whether that be through teaching general music, band, orchestra, or marching band classes. He has greatly enjoyed being a part of the Little Creators classes and is excited to develop a better understanding of early childhood arts education.
In his free time (that isn't spent playing wind instruments), Spencer loves to bake, read, go on walks and hikes, and daydream about getting a cat.
Ms. Isabella
Assistant Instructor
Isabella works with high school marching bands as a Brass & Marching Technician, helping students refine their skills and leading ensembles to success.
She also teaches private trumpet lessons, tailoring her approach to each student and guiding them to reach their own playing goals and to help them grow in their appreciation for music.
As a performer, Isabella has played with the 8th GM Regiment Band, community pit orchestras and other community ensembles, Whether on stage or in the classroom, she is committed to inspiring others, building community, and keeping music a vibrant part of people’s lives.