Isannah Gonzales was born and raised in Midland Texas where she started studying violin at age 12 in the MISD fine arts string program. As a senior in high school, she was elected MHS Orchestra student President, where she first sparked interest in arts administration. In 2013, Isannah started studying violin at West Texas A&M University under Dr. Keith Redpath and Dr. Rossitza Goza. During her time at WTAMU she served as member and President of Mu Phi Epsilon. She was also employed part time as the orchestra manager and assistant to the WT Symphony Orchestra Director, Dr. Mark Bartley. During her time as orchestra manager, she managed and performed in several performances in Canyon and on tour. Including a European tour in the summer of 2016 where the orchestra performed in Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. In 2017 she earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Arts Administration.

Isannah joined Chamber Music Amarillo as an intern in the summer of 2017 and quickly moved on to operations manager where she has planned and executed several chamber music and chamber orchestra concerts in the Amarillo community alongside David Palmer.

In her free time, she enjoys illustrating, watching movies, playing video games and playing with her dog, Kane.