William Baker serves as Studio Manager and Lesson Readiness Instructor for Music From The Heart 305. A steadfast partner and trusted leader, he has long supported the artistic and professional excellence of the studio, ensuring seamless operations, thoughtful organization, and a polished experience for students and families alike. His background in live performance production and management naturally translated into the studio setting, allowing the artistic vision to flourish while maintaining the highest professional standards under the prestigious designation of a Steinway Educational Partner.
As the studio expanded and students advanced toward competitive and community performance opportunities, William assumed a central role in management, logistics, marketing, and student support. He also leads the studio’s Lesson Readiness program for ages 3–5, a carefully designed preparatory curriculum that introduces young learners to foundational musical concepts through guided play, movement, rhythm, and age-appropriate technique. Whether preparing for piano, voice, or instrumental study, students develop musical awareness, confidence, and readiness that has consistently led to successful enrollment in formal lessons.
William offers both in-home and in-studio instruction and is dedicated to helping young musicians begin their journey with clarity, confidence, and joy.
Beyond the studio, William brings a broad range of interests that reflect both precision and creativity. A South Florida native, he has a lifelong appreciation for craftsmanship, particularly in automotive restoration and detailing, where patience, structure, and attention to detail are paramount. He enjoys baseball and golf, values disciplines that reward focus and consistency, and has a longstanding fascination with music and pyrotechnics, holding professional licensure in fireworks production. These pursuits mirror the balance of technical mastery and artistry that defines his work within the studio and his engagement with students.
Jamie Lober-Baker is a classically trained performer, multi-instrumentalist, and music educator whose life and career have been shaped by a lifelong devotion to music. Gifted and trained from childhood at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, her artistic foundation was built through piano, voice, dance, and musical theatre, later enriched by performance experiences spanning jazz, standards, country, pop, rock, and original songwriting. Her career has included opening for national headliners, extensive live performance, and a featured appearance with Steinway & Sons.
Following more than three decades as a performer, Jamie’s work evolved naturally toward education, driven by a belief in rigorous musical foundations, expressive artistry, and measurable growth. She is a Royal Conservatory of Music certified teacher (RCM No. 148478), prepares students for RCM, Trinity College London, Piano Guild, NFMC, MTNA, and international competitions, and holds advanced training across piano, pedagogy, theory, voice, composition, guitar, and music history. Every student she has sent to Piano Guild has earned Superior or Top Talent ratings.
Jamie has served in numerous leadership roles, including Vice President of the Palm Beach County Music Teachers Association, Student Day Chair, Theory Chair, Teachers’ Showcase Chair, NFMC Club President, and Secretary of the Broward County Music Teachers Association. Her students have earned consistent state, national, and international honors, including medals and MTNA recognition. In 2025 and 2026, she was named to the MTNA National Teacher Honor Roll for significant impact on music education.
In 2023, Jamie was awarded Sweetwater Sound’s Multi-Instrumentalist of the Year and continues to compose, record, and perform original music alongside her teaching. She is the founder of Music From The Heart 305 Studio, a fully equipped, performance-driven private studio dedicated to excellence, artistry, and tradition.
In 2024, Jamie was honored with the designation of Steinway Educational Partner — a milestone she considers one of the great privileges of her career. Her work is made possible through the guiding influence of her late mother and longtime manager, William.