Hello! My name is Keilana McGreevy, and I am a second-year from St. Augustine, FL studying music and early childhood. My primary instrument is the pipe organ and my secondary is voice. Outside of school, I am heavily involved in the music ministry with my parish St. Augustine's, and other music I enjoy includes Gregorian Chant, polyphonic choral, jazz, and romantic classical. I accompany church services in the Catholic church as an accompanist. Welcome to the studio!
Justin Barber, born and raised outside Orlando Florida, has been deeply involved with classical music his whole life, from being a violist in the symphony to playing the organ for church services. He is currently a senior at the University of Florida pursing degrees in music performance (with a focus on the organ) and business management. Outside of his academic endeavors, Justin is a member of the University of Florida Symphony Orchestra, works for the University Auditorium as an Event Manager, is the Director of Hospitality for ACCENT Speaker’s Bureau, and is Treasurer for Gator Music Industry Club. Outside of pursuing a career in the event or hospitality management industry, Justin can be found gardening, tanning at the beach, or cooking for his friends in his free time.
Ryan Stone is a composer, classical guitarist, and bass singer from Panama City Beach, Florida. Stone made his first musical appearances in the Voices of Northwest Florida State college from 2021 to 2022. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Music Theory and Composition from the University of Florida in 2024. He is now a first-year graduate student pursuing a Masters in Sacred Music at UF. Stone enjoys being involved in the UF Organ Studio as he furthers his musical education.
Joseph Antonacci is a junior music minor with a focus on the organ, and the current organist of Epiphany Catholic Church in Lake City. He also teaches organ and piano lessons to beginner, intermediate, and advanced students at the Epiphany Sacred Music school. He has a diverse musical background, including such musical experiences as being the keyboardist in a jazz band, playing the mellophone in the UF marching band and high school band, playing the French horn in the UF symphonic band, and singing Gregorian chant in a schola cantorum. He has performed piano at the competitive level in solo and ensemble settings, being the 2020 Florida Music Educators’ Association All-State pianist and the 2021 winner of the Florida State Spanish Conference music competition. He also played a major leadership role in the Oakleaf High School band program, helping the marching band achieve its first state finals performance in school history, its first national circuit finals performance in school history, and its first regional competition win in school history.
Born and raised in Zhejiang, China, Haiqiao Wang is currently pursuing a Doctor of Arts in Piano Performance at the University of Florida under the mentorship of Dr. Hsiang Tu. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from the Wuhan Conservatory of Music in 2022 and her Master’s degree in Piano Performance from the University of Tennessee in 2024, where she studied with Dr. Chih-Long Hu. While at the University of Tennessee, she served as a graduate teaching assistant and piano instructor, played a key role in organizing two Knoxville International Piano Festivals, and was honored with the Excellence in Graduate Student Teaching Award by the UT Graduate Student Senate.
Haiqiao is a dedicated educator and a member of the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA). Since 2022, she has worked with students of various skill levels through private lessons and class piano instruction. Her teaching philosophy centers on patience, encouragement, and individualized instruction, helping students develop structured study plans tailored to their unique abilities and goals. By fostering a supportive learning environment, she strives to inspire her students to cultivate a deep appreciation for music.
As an active collaborative pianist, Haiqiao has served as an accompanist for the cello studio at the Wuhan Conservatory of Music, the UT Concert Band, and numerous solo and studio instrumental recitals at the University of Tennessee.
In addition to her performance and teaching experience, Haiqiao has been recognized in several prestigious competitions, earning awards in the Steinway & Sons International Youth Competition, the Tchaikovsky Conservatory Competition, and the Shanghai International Youth Piano Competition.