Tressie is a driving force behind the Harmony School of the Arts. The school utilizes the arts as a natural means to bring peace, happiness, and well-being to the mind, body, and spirit. A sanctuary where creativity and imagination are nurtured by an incredible Adaptive Arts program --music, art, dance, and drama--dedicated to improving the lives of our special needs population. Harmony uses the creative process of art making to improve and enhance certain skills needed to make life better. The creative process involved in artistic self-expression helps increase self-esteem and self-awareness, reduce stress, resolve conflict, develop interpersonal skills, manage behavior, and open new doors of communication for each participant. The small classes ensure every student gets the attention and assistance they need to fully engage in the creative process. All are encouraged to do as much of their own work as possible. Every lesson is adapted to fit every individual need. harmonyadaptivearts@gmail.com


A Harmony Christmas


1. Joy to the World

2. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer

3. Deck the Halls

4. Jingle Bells

5. Here Comes Santa Claus

6. Silent Night

The Harmony Singers live recording at the Waterloo Ice House (November 2009) of Christmas Classics to benefit the The Harmony School and education through art and music program.This choir makes a truly joyous sound, and we are really proud to be a part of this project. You can get your copy at YourTexasMusic.com. We had some special guests playing along, Shane Morrison on bass, Tina Wilkins (vocals on Silent Night) and Luke Wilkins on percussion.

All proceeds to benefit the Harmony School, and we mean all except the taxes the state of Texas gets. We'll even ship it free. You can find out more about the school at their Facebook Page.