Cassia Lee designs student-centered music lessons that integrate instruments, movement, and cross-disciplinary learning across all skill levels of piano, voice, and music theory.

Ms. Lee holds a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from Temple University and a Bachelor of Music in Voice from Ewha Womans University in Seoul, Korea. She received her early musical training as a voice major at Kaywon High School of Arts in Korea. She has extensive experience teaching general music to students in K–8, as well as music history and theory to Upper School students and group piano labs.

Ms. Lee is an accomplished musician and classical vocalist who plays piano, organ, recorder (soprano and alto), kalimba, ocarina, ukulele, and various Orff instruments. She currently serves as Choir Director at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, where she previously served as a soloist. She has also performed as a classical vocalist in numerous concerts, recitals, and choral performances, as well as with New Jersey Chamber Orchestra, Delaware Valley Opera Company, Libera Opera Company, and Temple Opera.

Drawing on her experience as both an educator and professional performer, Ms. Lee brings a broad range of musical experiences into the classroom and is passionate about creating engaging, meaningful, and accessible musical experiences for students.