About Miss G.

Georgia Lucking-Germond, affectionately known as Miss G, was born on March 21 in York, Pennsylvania. She often credits her gift of music to sharing a birthday with Johann Sebastian Bach. From the age of four, she amazed family and friends by playing church hymns entirely by ear. By sixteen, her teacher entrusted her with helping to instruct piano and organ students, marking the beginning of her lifelong journey as a musician and educator.

Her musical path deepened after moving to Nashville, where she worked as a studio musician, arranger, and staff writer, all while teaching students who lovingly nicknamed her Miss G. During this time, she recognized that young children were often overlooked in traditional music education. Determined to change that, she created Little House of Music —a three-level program for children ages three and up. Featuring 30 interactive lessons, more than 150 original songs, and whimsical characters, the program was later Grammy-nominated and continues to reach children worldwide through streaming and multimedia. For 20 years, Miss G personally taught the Little House curriculum, inspiring thousands of young musicians.

Throughout her career, Georgia has written thousands of songs across multiple genres and produced numerous albums, including Dancing Four O’Clocks, Two Octaves of Kids, All Around at One Time, Especially for You at Christmas, and The Whimsical Music Story. She also penned That’s My Florida and There’s a Place Called Florida—the latter released as a spoken-word poem CD. Among her most powerful works is Splashing Tears of Sorrow, lyrics performed by Shakira, which reached #1 on the Billboard charts in 2016. These lyrics later became part of the song We Are the Plastic People.

Georgia is also the author of four books:

• Tree - A heartwarming story about an unexpected friendship with a Ficus tree that teaches the beauty of connection, nature, and belonging.
• One Dog – A storybook with 15 streaming songs designed to teach children about sharing, caring, peace and harmony.
• Ubiquitous - A suspenseful story that explores a mysterious epidemic sweeping across America, raising urgent questions about survival, environment, and human resilience.
• Survivor the Sea Turtle (2000) – Inspired by her encounter with a baby sea turtle, teaching children about conservation and endangered species.

One of the most meaningful moments of her career came through her late sister Lore, who co-wrote Georgia’s first song, Rainy Heart. After Lore’s passing, Georgia composed the tribute song Lore. Decades later, that song connected her with a teenager in Belgium also named Lore, a touching reminder of music’s power to bridge time, distance, and lives. Lore and her family came to the U.S to visit Miss G for two weeks!

Today, Miss G resides in Satellite Beach, Florida, where she has taught thousands of children for more than 30 years. She is a proud mother of two and grandmother of six, and considers her students part of her extended family. Over the years, she has watched them grow not only as musicians but as individuals—many beginning with a single instrument and later mastering several, carrying their love of music with them into every stage of life.

Known for her joyful and creative teaching style, Miss G replaces “practice” with “play,” calls recitals “music parties,” and encourages every child to think like a composer. She also gives back to the community by hosting music parties at nursing homes. It’s a true win-win: the patients enjoy the joy and energy of the children, while the children gain valuable experience performing for new audiences—an opportunity that supports their growth and confidence in formal education. Beyond music, she is a passionate peace advocate, environmentalist, and child-safety activist. She has campaigned for licensing and background checks for private music teachers and creates art from ocean trash to raise awareness about protecting the environment.

Her life and work remain guided by one belief: music has the power to heal, to teach, and to change the world—one song at a time. Reflecting on her journey, Miss G often says, “I feel like I’m the richest woman in the world because every student hug is worth a million dollars.”

Miss G’s music is available worldwide on every major streaming platform. Featured collections includes:

• 16th Avenue Songs, Vol. 1
• 16th Avenue Songs, Vol. 2
• Dancing Four O’Clocks
• One Dog

These published works—many in demo form—highlight her wide-ranging creativity and her dedication to bringing music into the lives of children and adults alike.