Angelika Dyadchenko is an accomplished music educator with over 20 years of experience in choral conducting, vocal performance, and music education. She currently serves as an adjunct professor teaching music at Florida State College, and Choir and Musical Theater Director at Port Charlotte High School in Florida. Angelika is excited to open her studio "Oasis Voices" offering music education to students ages 5 through college.

 

Originally from California, Angelika relocated to Sarasota, FL, two years ago, bringing with her a distinguished career as a leader in music education. She holds a Master’s Degree in Choral Conducting from California State University, Sacramento, where she also served as a Graduate Assistant. In addition, she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, and  earned K-12 Vocal and Instrumental Teaching Credentials. Angelika also holds a Florida Teaching Certificate for K-12 students.

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Over the years, Angelika has taught students at all educational levels—from elementary to college—across both public and private schools. She has been a pivotal figure in numerous Sacramento-area schools, including her leadership at Antelope High School, where she established an award-winning vocal program with over 300 students and seven choirs. Under her guidance, her choirs consistently earned superior ratings and gold plaques at regional and state festivals. Her programs are renowned for their high standards, musical excellence, and impactful performances in the Sacramento area.

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Angelika’s contributions to music education have been widely recognized. She was honored with the prestigious “Excellence in Music Education” award from the California Music Educators Association and was named an 'Outstanding Educator" for her exemplary teaching at RHJUSD, and received the "Artistic Engagement Award" from the California State Assembly at the state capitol, for her community impact. In 2005, Angelika founded the Oasis Chamber Choir, a professional-caliber ensemble based in Sacramento, which she led for 20 years praising God all over the world. 

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A sought-after clinician, adjudicator, and mentor, Angelika has served on the faculty of Simpson University, was a clinician for music educators at California State University, and adjudicated choral festivals and auditioned students for state honor choirs. She is an active member of the Florida Vocal Association, American Choral Directors Association, National Association for Music Educators, and California Music Educators Association.

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Above all, Angelika is a wife to the love of her life, Dmitriy, and mom to two amazing kids. Her faith is the core of who she is, and she is excited to teach the next generation music, while bringing all the glory to God, her creator. 

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Erik Levi, a 17-year-old actor from California and winner of the prestigious "Young Entertainer Award," is thrilled to bring his diverse talents and passion for the arts to Oasis Voices Studio, where he will be teaching acting to young performers. Erik's career in the entertainment industry began at age 10, and since then, he has built an impressive portfolio that includes acting, modeling, voiceover work, and musical theater. Erik has been trained with top acting and voiceover coaches in Los Angeles, who specialize in training Hollywood talent.

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Erik recently portrayed Kiril Koslov in Paramount’s Little Wing and was featured in a major Florida commercial campaign. He has appeared in numerous commercials and voiceover projects, as well as performed on stage in Broadway-style productions. Notably, Erik played Romeo in the musical Newsies with CYT in Sacramento, starred in The Drowsy Chaperone, and took part in several church musicals, including Live News from Bethlehem.

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In addition to his acting career, Erik is a classically trained pianist, having studied for 10 years, and is a talented vocalist with experience in choirs and vocal ensembles. His musical background enriches his teaching approach, allowing him to guide students not only in acting but also in vocal and musical performance.

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Erik is currently finishing his senior year at Lemon Bay High School, where he balances his studies with his acting career in Florida. Looking ahead, Erik plans to continue his education at university, where he intends to pursue a degree in law and attend law school, all while continuing to act professionally. His love for the arts and commitment to personal growth drive his aspirations for a successful career both in the courtroom and on screen.

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Beyond his professional pursuits, Erik's faith and devotion to God are at the core of who he is. One of the most impactful experiences of his life was his missionary work in Poland in 2023 and Spain in 2024, where he served immigrant children and shared the love of God. These experiences have deeply influenced Erik’s perspective and approach to teaching, as he prioritizes kindness, empathy, and personal connection with his students.