01
First generation
The founding years in Georgia. The ensemble became a launchpad for singers who went on to national recognition, and set the vocal school that Iberia still teaches today.
04/Students
The children who sing with us
The generations of the Iberia ensemble, its alumni and the children singing today.
01/Generations
Three generations, one vocal school
02
Second generation
Re-established in the United States at the Dancing Crane Company. A generation of immigrant children who found a stage, a language and a community in a new country.
03
Third generation
The current ensemble, working inside the TIMM model as part of the Iberia 2025 social enterprise — the first cohort of the Brooklyn pilot.
02/Current ensemble
The third generation on stage
The soloists and ensemble members who performed the season concert for International Children's Day in Brooklyn.
- ლიზი ლიპარტელიანი
- ათენა დათეშიძე
- მართა სოხაძე
- მია ქირია
- ოდრი ბალათურია
- ნიცა აბაზაძე
- ნიკიტა ქირია
- ნიტა გოგოლაშვილი
- ბარბარე წიკლაური
- ნიკოლ ირემაშვილი
- თათუკა ამირანაშვილი
- მია შალამბერიძე
- ემილი შალამბერიძე
- ანასტასია გიორგაძე
- ლიზი ბოდბელი
- მელანო ლომიშვილი
- ანიტა ქანთარია
03/Alumni
Voices that started here
Singers who passed through the ensemble in Georgia and went on to national recognition.
Diana Gurtskaya
First generation · Tbilisi
Sopho Maskhulia
First generation · Tbilisi
Amiko Janelidze
First generation · Tbilisi
04/How to join
What a student's week looks like
Vocal ensemble
Weekly group rehearsals building vocal technique, breath, harmony and stage presence — the core of the Iberia school.
Music therapy sessions
Individual and small-group sessions that lower emotional tension and build self-regulation, delivered inside the TIMM framework.
Language through song
English acquisition through repertoire, rhythm and phonetics — vocabulary that sticks because it is sung.
Masterclasses
Guest artists, multicultural repertoire and performance workshops that open the ensemble to the wider community.