I am an experienced Teacher, with a background in administration. In previous administrative roles I have worked as team leader, designed and managed projects, worked effectively on multiple and diverse projects simultaneously, organised and managed resources adjusting priorities as required. My previous experience also includes classroom teaching in my speciality areas (English and Portuguese), online tutoring sessions, translation and proofreading tasks worldwide. On a personal note, I enjoy reading a lot and spending time with my family.

I am a clarinettist and pianist from Dundonald, Belfast. I have achieved my Bachelor Degree in Music from Queen’s University Belfast with a Second Class, First Division in 2018. Following this, I have achieved my Postgraduate Certificate in Education at Bath Spa University in Secondary Music. Prior to my university studies, I have achieved a Performance Diploma in Clarinet and Grade 8 piano.

As an experienced and enthusiastic teacher, I have taught piano to children to a range of ages and abilities. Music is my passion and as a teacher, I am eager to share my passion onto my students. I do so through the delivery of fun and enjoyable learning aimed at developing students' learning motivation, skills and confidence in their own potential.

From plucking my first string at four to thumping the keys and belting out my untuneful notes soon after, I was given the privilege of being fully immersed in the world of music. This provided me with the opportunity to participate in choirs, orchestras and solo performances building confidence, perseverance and an ‘attention to detail’. One of my most memorable performances was a four-hand recital of Joplin’s famous “Maple Leaf Rag”. The excitement of switching seats halfway through the performance, mixed with a packed hall, resulted in my final Spring concert being one I will never forget.

Following the completion of my Diploma LCM I tutored privately while still at school – an experience in which I loved! After moving away from home to study at Queens, I was delighted to be given the opportunity to continue teaching, meet new pupils and pass on my love of music so they too can experience the joy playing can provide.

I’m a trained classical pianist and teacher holding a degree in Music in addition to my Diploma in Piano Performance and Post Grad Certificates.

While in London, I taught in a number of Public and Private schools as a classroom teacher and a peripatetic tutor. I have experience teaching beginner students through to Diploma standard and adult learners. I teach ABRSM, Trinity, LCM and Rock School syllabi. In addition to my own teaching, I have been a Choir Master/Conductor for various different projects since graduating. In addition to the more practical performance-based disciplines of music, I also teach GCSE/A-Level (CCEA, AQA and Edexcel) and Piano theory Grades 1-8. 

My own academic interests include the understanding, interpretation and performance of popular music and the use of the methodology for its analysis.

I have achieved my Bachelor Degree in Music from King’s College London with First Class Honours in 2018. Upon completion of these studies, I attended Brevard International Music Festival in North Carolina where I worked closely with esteemed pianists Michael Chertock and Norman Krieger, focussing on both solo and chamber repertoire from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras. While in Brevard, I have also worked with professor Jihye Chang as he selected me to premiere a contemporary etude written by South Korean composer, SiHyun Uhm.

As an experienced performer and enthusiastic teacher, I have taught piano to children in a summer camp in the United States of America and also in schools across Northeast India while partaking in a volunteer programme. In my teenage years, I was successful in several national competitions and was selected as a finalist for Northern Ireland’s Young Musician of the Year and for the National Catherine Judge Memorial Award. More recently, I have advanced to the semi-finals of the Jan and Beattie Wood Concerto competition at Brevard International Music Festival.

I am a pianist, cellist and composer, graduated last year with a Bachelor of Science with First Class Honours, in Music Technology and Sonic Arts from Queen’s University Belfast. During this past year I have undertook a Masters of Research (MRes), focusing on Contemporary Composition, at Queen’s University. I have been teaching for enact and other teaching schools around Belfast for just over a year now and loving teaching many young people and adults alike.

As a teacher, I regularly take part in courses to enhance my teaching, such as The Progressive Piano Teacher at TU Dublin Conservatory of Music and Drama and the Benedetti Foundation Mini Virtual Sessions, focusing on string teaching, over this summer. I have a passion for music and hope to pass this on to my students to create well-rounded musicians with a love for many if not all styles of music.

I am a Music student at Queen’s University Belfast in the BMus Programme. This past year I have achieved my Grade 8 Musical Theatre and my Grade 7 Piano ABRSM. I am currently studying for my Diploma in Musical Theatre, Grade 8 Piano and Grade 8 Saxophone Trinity. Beyond my three main instruments, as listed above, I am a multi-instrumentalist and a striving film score composer. 

As a teacher, I strive to develop my students' creativity and self-confidence in their music-making ability. I believe that these are important elements in promoting lifelong engagement with music.

I am a professional musician and actor who has recently returned to Northern Ireland. I earned my undergraduate degree in Music at Newcastle University before moving to London to study a master’s at Goldsmiths College. I continued my training by studying at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and have worked professionally in London for many years. I have extensive experience as a music teacher, having taught for over 10 years, and throughout that time I have worked with people of all ages and abilities.

As a teacher, I focus on providing a fun and welcoming environment that will promote effective learning. Music is something that everyone can share, whether or not people choose to pursue it as a career, and I feel that it is important to provide encouragement for anyone wishing to learn an instrument.

I graduated with a 1st class honours degree in Music from Queen's University, Belfast, in 2019. I have been teaching piano, singing and music theory since 2015, including various music workshops in schools. I have experience in teaching young beginners and adult learners, through early to advanced grades. In addition to private tutoring, I have spent numerous Summers volunteering in Uganda where I assisted in training an African children's choir in preparation for their UK tours. I have also worked as a musical director for a local theatre company where I taught children and directed a group of musicians.

Music knows no boundaries and I feel grateful to be able to share something I love so much.

I am currently in my second year of a BMus degree at Ulster University. Apart from my current work at Enact Music, I also was a tutor for the Education Authority (EA) Junior Orchestra. My music related qualifications include DipLCM in Musical Theatre, Grade 6 (Trinity) in Piano and Grade 8 (ABRSM) in violin. 

I am very enthusiastic about music and love to share the joy of learning an instrument with my students, using student-centered approaches while realizing my students own uniqueness, learning preferences and aims for development.

I am a guitarist who plays both acoustic and electric. I have graduated with a Bachelor's of Science with a 2:1 with Honours and a degree plus in Music Technology & Sonic Arts from Queens University Belfast. 

Since graduating I have been steadily improving my teaching ability and working hard on helping my students achieve the most out of their lessons with me.

I am constantly researching new ways to teach guitar and figure out the best way to cater and develop the abilities of every student I have. I believe that learning an instrument should be fun and progressive, and that learners should want to play and practice it of their own volition. This is something that I develop in each of my students in each lesson.

I am a passionate devotee of the performing arts, having graduated (a few decades ago) in Theatre Studies. It was soon after when I began my formal music studies and focused on that while pursuing a career in public relations. I took classical guitar and theory exams up to grade 6, and then after early retirement, completed them through grade 8 to diploma level, achieving the Associate of the Royal Schools of Music (ARSM) Performance Diploma.

While perfecting my performing skills, I studied for a formal teaching qualification, gaining the Certificate for Music Educators, Level 4 with Enact and Trinity College.

The guitar, whether ringing out in solo acoustic and classical modes, or plugged in to support a rock band, has always been my inspiration. I like to share that with students, whatever their love of music. 

I am a Multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer and bandleader, graduated in 2018 with a Bachelors of Arts in Fine Art from the University of the West of England. I have been teaching full-time since graduating, as well as currently completing a Level 4 Certificate for Music Educators from Trinity College.

Working in Bristol, I have been part of the city’s vibrant contemporary jazz scene, and have been releasing pop music under my stage name ‘LYLE!’. My experiences, both playing my own music and as a session musician in loads of different styles and genres has had me play up and down the UK, most notably performing at Glastonbury 2019, after winning a grassroots competition judged by founder Michael Eavis.

I have a strong teaching philosophy that focuses around specifically tailored learning paths that focus on giving a student the tools needed to become self-sufficient playing and creating music, whether it be to relax at home, play with other, or writing your own songs!

I am a musician and educator with over 20 years' experience in music education. I have taught guitar at Queen's University Belfast, Ulster University and ICM, and lectured in music performance, composition, musicology and music technology. 

My expertise lies in rock, blues and classical guitar styles, including in customised music technology settings for disabled musicians, and in software/hardware programming and electronics for musical sound.

I hold a Licentiate Diploma in Music Teaching from Rockschool, two Masters degrees (Musicology, and Music Technology), and a PhD in Accessible Music Technologies.

I have started playing the violin when I was six years old. Later I Continued my violin studies at the National Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis School of Art in Vilnius, Lithuania. During this period I took part in several national and international competitions where I received various prizes including 2nd prize at the A. Glazunov International Competition in 2003, Paris (France) and a diploma at the XII International August Dombrovski Competition in Riga (Latvia).

In 2009 I received the National Queen Morta Premium, and the Grand Prix at the 2012 International Balys Dvarionas Competition for Young Pianists and Violinists, in addition to the EMCY Prize. In 2013 I took part in the 4th International J. Heifetz competition in Vilnius, where I received a diploma and played with Baltic chamber orchestra "Cremerata Baltica" . 

As a soloist, I also performed with Lithuanian national symphony orchestra and took part in masterclasses given by professors J. Meissl, P. Munteanu, P. Lunberg, P. Schumayer, A.Kouyoumdjian, P. Juedt and many others.

I was a member of string quartet “Festivo", which won 2nd prize at the XI International M. K. Oginsky Competiton of Chamber Ensembles and String Quartets in Belarus and took part in several European Chamber Music Academy sessions in Netherlands, Latvia and Lithuania. In 2018 I graduated from the Lithuanian academy of music and theatre and received a master’s degree in Performing Arts (violin).

As a teacher I strive to develop young people’s motivation for learning and in using music as a channel for self-expression and creativity development. I consider each of my students as a unique individual and use a student-centred approach at all times. 

I found my love of music when I was at school, where I actively participated in seasonal concerts as a cellist and a pianist, which gave me the opportunity to perform for the first time when I played the 'Minute Waltz' by Chopin in year 12. After achieving an A* in A level music, I went on to study a Bachelor of Honours Degree in Music at Queen's University Belfast, from which I graduated with First Degree Honours in 2020.

I studied diploma level piano in the performance module as part of my degree for three years, getting the honour to perform for a few musicians of the Ulster Orchestra regularly in class. During my time at QUB, I also gained a Degree Plus qualification that I earned though my role as a teaching assistant for the Junior Academy of Music.

I have had the privilege of being involved in many orchestras, ensembles and bands as a cellist. It has been my joy to explore teaching as my career for four years, through my own private tutoring, the Causeway School of Music, JAM and at Enact Music, and I look forward to exploring the wonderful art of music with more students in the future.

I began to learn the piano at the age of seven and obtained Grade 8 certificate in piano with the ABRSM at the age of sixteen. Following this I decided to pursue music as a career, undertaking a Diploma in Music in SEGi College, Malaysia in 2007 and was also awarded the Associate Diploma of the London College of Music and Licentiate Diploma in Pianoforte Performance from Trinity College London in 2010.

After graduating from SEGi College, I was offered a place to further her undergraduate studies in Ireland. I was awarded a BA (Hons) in Applied Music from Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) in 2013 and received a full scholarship to pursue her Postgraduate studies in DkIT, graduating with a Master of Art in 2016.

I am honoured to have performed for the former President of Ireland, Mary McAleese, and was selected to be included in the Dublin International Piano Festival and in the Young Associated Artists Programme in the Boyne Music Festival.

In 2016 I won one of the piano competitions for solo piano organised by the Dublin Institute of Technology and was awarded the Marie Jones Award. I am very passionate for both music performance and teaching, and I live by the quote “every child in my class is someone’s whole world”.

As a Singer, Pianist, Music Therapist and Music Practitioner I am passionate about making music accessible to everyone regardless of age, background or experience. I work in a very student centered way, focusing on their particular interests, learning styles, individual needs and goals. My aim is to make learning a stimulating and rewarding experience in a supportive and nurturing environment.

Music is a vital outlet for me and has been a huge part of my life from an early age. It afforded me many wonderful opportunities I wouldn't otherwise have had such as recording 3 studio albums, going on 4 European tours and performing at the closing night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall with the Ulster Youth Jazz Orchestra whilst still at school. I spent 4 years in Australia as the director of Gunnedah conservatoire of music, alongside gaining a BA in Psychology and Sociology. It's there that my love of outreach work grew after establishing a music programme with local indigenous communities.

When I returned to the UK I got an MSc in Music Therapy at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh. I spent 11 years teaching in a wide variety of settings. For students interested in gaining graded exams I guided instrumental pupils through ABRSM, Trinity and London College of Music exams. In addition to that my work ranged from leading vocal workshops in school of rock projects, to small group work for children with additional support needs. I also conducted a dementia choir and carried out reminiscent work in the Royal Edinburgh hospital in the care for the elderly wards. I facilitated lyric writing sessions with young offenders and taught group keyboard lessons in after school music clubs.

I am enthusiastic about learning and am always striving to be the best teacher and musician I can be. As part of my on going professional development I've recently completed a licentiate diploma in singing performance and singing teaching (LRSL), and am currently enrolled in the level 4 Certificate for Music Educators course (ABRSM) with ENACT Music. I am also a part-time student at Queen's University going into my 2nd year of an MRes in social science research.

I am a singer and pianist originally from Banbridge, Co. Down, currently studying Music at Queen’s University Belfast. I have achieved excellent marks in my performance modules within my degree as well as achieving my Grade 8 in Musical Theatre with London College and Piano grades with Trinity College London.

As a teacher I strive to help my learners find a love for the instrument and through this, find confidence to perform music. I help my learners develop their own style of playing by exploring a range of genres and experimenting with different techniques.

I am a clarinet and saxophone player from Belfast. I graduated with BMus from Queens, Belfast in 2009 and completed a PGCE in secondary music at Liverpool Hope University in 2010. I have taught clarinet and saxophone to primary aged children, teenagers and adults for around 15 years. 

I love the challenges that teaching can bring and the different emotions that playing music can evoke in students, from frustration to joy and everything in between!

I am passionate about allowing students to find their own musical path and to decide what progression looks like to them, whether it is achieving exams or playing in public or even just learning music that makes them happy.