Livia Liga is the type of person whose nobility of soul is best expressed through music. She was born in the country of Romania, but is living in the United States with her family for the
last 25 years.

Mrs. Liga graduated from "Carmen Sylva" Art Academy in Ploiești, Romania, has a Bachelor in Music Pedagogy from the Conservatory at Transylvania University in Brasov, Romania, and has a Master degree in Violin Performance from Andrews University. She was
part of different music groups as a vocalist or as an instrumentalist, including a cappella group “Trio Celest”, Brasov Philharmonic Orchestra, Campina Orchestra, Piatra Neamt Orchestra and more.

In the last 20 years, Mrs. Liga has diversified her passion for music by actively participating in multiple projects in the field of choral, instrumental, and pedagogical activity. She was concertmaster of the Andrews University Symphony Orchestra, traveled on various tours with the “Trio Celest” group and the “Heralds of Hope” choir, collaborated with multiple schools and universities, recorded several albums, is the co-conductor of the “Heralds of Hope” choir, guest conductor for music camps in the US and abroad, and contributed in various capacities to multiple music festivals.

Mrs. Liga is passionate about working with children and young people and enjoys helping them discover the secrets of music, experience teamwork (choir, string orchestra, bell choir, recorder band), and share their musical talents with others.

Since 2017 Mrs. Liga has been teaching music and coordinating the Music Department of the Tri-City Christian Academy in High Point, North Carolina.

In her spare time, she enjoys listening to music, hiking, crocheting, coloring, and traveling to new places.