Ukulele

Henryk Linantud is dedicated to helping each student discover their own unique path to learning guitar. With formal training in guitar pedagogy from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, he has applied his teaching approach in both institutional settings and private lessons, tailoring his methods to meet the needs of every individual student.

As a classical guitarist, Henryk has earned recognition at major competitions, including First Place at the 2025 Houston Classical Guitar Festival (Collegiate II Division) and Second Place at the Denver Guitar Festival (Undergraduate Division).

Beyond classical guitar, he is fluent in a wide range of styles — from fingerstyle blues and rock to metal and jazz fusion — bringing versatility and creativity into his teaching and performances.

Deeply passionate about performing, recording, and educating, Henryk’s greatest goal is to inspire students and spark in them the same drive and love for music that fuels his own journey.

Brazilian-American Isabella Da Silva has been singing since she was three years old; the age in which she sang her first solo at Message of Peace Church. Growing up, she wrote her first song at the age of seven years old and has been a songwriter ever since. Isabella is also a self-taught ukulele, guitar and piano player in addition to being a vocalist. Some of her greatest musical theater achievements include playing Vanessa in In the Heights, Adella in The Little Mermaid, and Papa Ge in Once On This Island in her high school productions. Isabella still sings at her local church’s choir, leads a kids choir, and recently was hired as Assistant Musical Director where she teaches harmonies and vocal techniques in addition to other things. She has also performed alongside the Vibo Simfani group at Music in the Parks where she. Apart from her vocal experience, Isabella has also been playing violin for seven years. Starting in the beginning of middle school, she continued and was named concertmaster at her high school. She has led the chamber strings group in many performances including school concerts, CMEA Festival, senior center performances, and Music in the Parks where they performed in Disneyland's California Adventure to name a few. She was hired as the youngest teacher at ViBO the summer of 2019 for Camp Allegro and has loved working there ever since. Availability: ONLINE ONLY

Jaime Morales is a versatile guitarist with extensive experience in both teaching and performance. He studied music at the University of Houston and is currently continuing his studies at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. During his time at UH, Jaime performed with the UH Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Combo as both a guitarist and composer, showcasing his depth in jazz performance and composition.

In addition to jazz, Jaime has performed and recorded across a wide range of styles, including classical, rock, pop, and even video game music. He values collaboration in both performance and education, having worked with diverse artists throughout the United States.

With over six years of teaching experience, Jaime works with students of all ages — from four-year-old beginners to advanced musicians seeking to refine their craft. His teaching approach thoughtfully blends technique, theory, musicality, and creativity, creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Jaime is dedicated to tailoring each lesson.

Lily Ramus is a musician and music teacher who has been passionate about music since learning to play the guitar and joining her first band in middle school. A decade later, she is a recent UC Berkeley graduate with a degree in music and enjoys teaching, performing with her band, and seeing live music whenever possible. Lily has experience playing and teaching a wide variety of genres and styles including, pop/rock, jazz, blues, metal, funk, country, and fingerstyle. Over the years she has played in many different bands and ensembles and in her current project she performs regularly at venues across California including, The UC Theatre, The Guild Theatre, The Pauley Ballroom, Neck of the Woods, and 924 Gilman. In addition to teaching and performance, Lily is very involved in the local DIY music scene and for the past two years, she has organized several concerts and statewide tours highlighting queer and female-fronted bands and artists. From preparing for a music theory exam to starting a punk band, Lily believes that learning music should be fun and self-fulfilling, and is committed to helping students reach their diverse personal goals.

Mikael Falcao studied piano and guitar at the University of São Paulo, where he also became a lecturer.  He believes the piano opens a rich world of music and loves making learning fun for his students. Mikael has played with the University of São Paulo’s choir, orchestra, and various chamber music groups, gaining lots of experience along the way. He’s dedicated to sharing his love for music and inspiring others to enjoy their own musical journeys.

Nate Guinto is a dynamic violinist, educator, and multi-instrumentalist with a deep passion for music and creativity. A Berklee College of Music graduate (Magna Cum Laude) in Violin Performance, Nate has built a career blending classical technique with contemporary styles, including jazz, pop, and hip-hop. As a dedicated teacher, he has worked with students of all ages. His lessons go beyond traditional methods, focusing on improvisation, musical expression, and helping students find their unique voice on their instrument. Whether in private lessons or group settings, he thrives on inspiring others to explore new possibilities in music. On stage, Nate has performed with the Berklee Contemporary String Orchestra, jazz ensembles, and as a solo hip-hop/pop violinist for events and weddings. His ability to adapt across genres allows him to bring fresh energy to every performance, whether leading an ensemble or delivering a powerful solo set. Beyond performing and teaching, Nate also has experience in music production and audio engineering, having worked as a radio producer. He’s skilled in Pro Tools, Logic, and Ableton, using his expertise to mix, edit, and create high-quality recordings. Recognized with the String Department Chair Award from Berklee College of Music, Nate continues to push musical boundaries—whether he's on stage, in the studio, or guiding students on their own musical journeys.

Nick Hein has been performing and teaching music since 2001, inspiring students of all ages through creativity and authentic self-expression. Over the years, his musical journey has taken him across the United States, Europe, and Central America, where touring and collaborating with diverse artists have shaped both his musicianship and teaching philosophy.

Nick specializes in ukulele, electric and acoustic guitar, bass guitar, songwriting, and music production. He is experienced in band direction, music transcription, and helping students develop strong music-reading and writing skills. For aspiring producers, Nick provides hands-on guidance in industry-standard programs such as Ableton, Logic, and GarageBand, empowering students to turn their ideas into fully realized recordings.

Grounded in passion and personalization, Nick’s teaching approach focuses on helping each student discover their unique musical voice. Whether guiding beginners through their first chords or supporting advanced musicians in refining their artistry, Nick creates a supportive and motivating environment where students can grow with confidence and creativity.

Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Peter “PJ” Nibbelin is a musician, educator, performer, and producer with a lifelong passion for music. He began piano at age five and later studied guitar with renowned Pacifica blues guitarist Jim Moore, going on to perform with multiple bands across the Bay Area.

Formally trained in blues and jazz guitar, PJ also plays rock, emo, indie, pop-punk, and R&B. In addition to guitar, he teaches bass, ukulele, and voice, and works with digital audio platforms like N-Track and GarageBand to help students create and release their own music.

With a background as a special educator for the San Mateo County Office of Education, PJ brings patience, adaptability, and a student-driven approach to every lesson. He meets students where they are, while encouraging them to grow, explore, and build lasting passion for music.

Tim Bryant is an all around Pop/Rock musician who specializes in the education and practical application of guitar skills. Tim likes to take an individual approach with each student, tailor making a curriculum for that specific student. Tim lessons consist of learning how to read and understand music while also using the students musical tastes, interests, and goals to make the lesson more productive and enjoyable.

Tim started as a saxophone player at the age of ten playing in the school band until high school when he decided to make the switch to guitar. He began receiving private instruction from New York studio musician and luthier Joseph Gambitta. During high school Tim worked at the local music store where he was receiving lessons. After his senior year Tim made the jump from student to teacher. He worked and taught throughout college where he studied Audio Engineering. After graduating Tim split most of his time between teaching, playing live shows, and interning at various studios around the Cleveland area.

Moving to California in 2012, Tim continues to work as a full time instructor and studio/live musician around the Bay Area. Now at ViBO Music, Tim is excited to pass on his knowledge to the next generation of musicians.