Elizabeth Fullington is the Owner and C.E.O. of the Ruby Holland School of Music.

Elizabeth's Music School is named after her mother Ruby Holland who founded the first Ruby Holland School of Music in Guyana (formerly British Guiana), South America. Elizabeth continues her mother's legacy of teaching in the United States. Her school's curriculum incorporates teaching methods from graded guidelines of the Royal Schools of Music, combined with several other teaching methods found in the United States.

Elizabeth has been involved with education for all of her life - over 40 years. Her music education began in her mother's studio after which she completed her LRSM (Licentiate of Music), under the auspices of the Royal Schools of Music and later studied under celebrated pianist, Mr. William Hackett of Bridgetown, Barbados. Elizabeth also possesses a Bachelors Degree in Education, a further enhancement to her teaching style and methods.

Elizabeth believes in music being functional and that it should be taught like any other language. It's the art of sound and her students are taught the importance of listening to their music. Of great importance also is their understanding of the basic rudiments of music training both practical, performance and written and this is evident in the written music compositions of many of her students.

Elizabeth's goal as a teacher is to make the art of music alive and at the same time provide students a rich legacy that goes with them through their future life experiences.

Preben graduated this year with his Masters Degree in Piano Performance from the University of Florida where he studied under Dr. Kevin Orr. Preben began his music education with a private tutor here in Orlando when he was 8 yrs old. At the age of 16 he enrolled in Rollins College Community School of Music and studied classical piano under Mrs. Keiko Ohnuki Andrews. He won numerous awards at the Rollins Achievement day and the Winter Park Musicale. After graduating from high school he enrolled in Rollins College as a Music Major and continued to study under Mrs. Andrews until she retired in spring 2003. Preben then studied under Dr. Gary Wolf, graduating with his Bachelors of Arts in Music from Rollins College in 2005. Preben comes with great teaching experiences from several of his internship assignments teaching Piano Pedagogy and Applied Piano classes and will continue to help me groom students in the development of technical and musicianship skills.

Amanda began piano studies in Jacksonville, Florida at the age of 5 with teachers Jeanine Holman, and Barbara Harry. She studied formal music until the age of 17. She was an active participant for 12 consecutive years in the FFMC music program where she participated at both the National and District level auditions. She is a Fourth Level Gold Cup (12 Inches) recipient. She has participated in the Jacksonville Concerto competition at the University of North Florida. Was the recipient of the Outstanding Musician Award in both 1992 and 1993 at the Terry Parker High School and received the First Runner-up Award in Piano Performance in 1993 at her High School. Amanda is an ardent and accomplished accompanist and loves to perform for weddings and other social events. Amanda obtained her Bachelors of Science, Environmental Science from the University of Florida and is currently working on her Masters of Arts in Education at the University of Central Florida. Music is her first love. I am especially thrilled at the prospects of her influence among our students who have been, and are currently being groomed for Federation auditions.