Mishi is a professional violinist whose education has taken him from Ukraine to Hungary and to the UK. He has over 15 years of experience both as an orchestral musician and as a private teacher.

Mishi enjoys seeing his pupils thrive on good foundations of technique which leads to freedom of expression on their instrument and being able to play harder pieces to reach whatever goals they have – be it playing ther favourite piece or taking an exam, to going for an orchestral audition!

Mishi is also a founding member of the Szervanszky String Quartet – an endeavour that has brought chamber music very close to his heart.

Artem is an accomplished pianist and experienced teacher with a strong background in both performance and piano pedagogy. He has performed with symphony orchestras, including the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine, and has received awards at international piano competitions.

A graduate of VDU Music Academy, Artem is currently studying for a Master’s in Piano Performance at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland with a full ABRSM scholarship. His friendly and supportive approach helps students of different ages and abilities develop their technique, confidence and enjoyment of playing the piano.

Anja is a Music graduate from Edinburgh Napier University, specialising in vocal performance and music education. She has extensive experience working with young musicians through the National Youth Choir of Scotland, where she teaches Kodály-inspired musicianship, singing and primary school workshops.

A trained vocalist who also performs with the duo Moonlight Melodies, Anja brings a warm, encouraging approach to her teaching, adapting lessons to each student and helping young musicians develop confidence, musical skills and a genuine enjoyment of music.

Lewis is a woodwind instrumentalist who has been involved in music since he was 12 years old, starting first on clarinet then quickly moving to learn saxophone, flute and vocals. He is currently studying in his final year at Edinburgh Napier University with a specialism in performance with vocals.

He has been involved in different musical projects in his home country Northern Ireland, giving him experience in many different styles and fields including Irish traditional, military, jazz and pop, to name a few. He also volunteered for many years to teach younger students flute which is where he discovered his passion for teaching and helping others discover their musical ability.

Lewis believes that music is for anyone and everyone no matter what age or background they have. He works to help anyone who wants to learn and experience the joy, comfort and excitement that is gained from playing an instrument achieve it.

Becky Crichton has a B.Ed. (Hons) in Music from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, an MA in Music from the Open University, and a DipLCM in Piano Accompaniment. She previously taught classroom music in Scottish secondary schools, and spent three years in Mongolia teaching pre-school, primary, and secondary music at the British School of Ulaanbaatar. She is now a private and peripatetic teacher of the piano, cello, and drum kit, and is an examiner for Trinity College London. She loves working with choirs, and with youth theatres to MD musicals.

She also plays with Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Sara Rae, and is happiest in the pit playing the cello for a show. And when she is not doing any of that, she can normally be found training for her next triathlon!

Becky has experience working with all ages and takes a supportive and encouraging approach to instrumental teaching. She has worked with many students looking to sit N5-AH, GCSE, ABRSM, and/or TCL exams, but especially enjoys encouraging students to explore other contexts for their musicianship, such as piano accompaniment, ensemble playing, learning about chords, and singing and playing.

Robbie is a drummer with almost twenty years of experience playing and performing in bands since the age of 14. He also has a combined total of five years spent studying Music Performance, Music Theory and Music Technology. He has achieved two HNC qualifications in Music, and continues to work on growing as a musician. This passion has granted him a wealth of experience and knowledge on many different drum styles and music genres. While studying at Edinburgh College, Robbie studied the Rock School Curriculum of Graded Drum Kit songs, and has some experience with the Trinity Music School Curriculum also.

Although primarily a drummer, Robbie’s passion for music has driven him to pick up playing the guitar, bass guitar and performing vocals on his own personal projects in his spare time, recording original music through his home studio.

For the past four years, Robbie has also played professionally in a popular wedding and function band called “The Guilty Pleasures”, focusing on classic feel good songs from primarily the 80’s and 90’s, although there is a mix of modern and older songs thrown in as well. Performing with The Guilty Pleasures has allowed for a great knowledge of performance skills, groove and feel, and most importantly, how to get a crowd dancing! It was this experience in performing with a band that inspired Robbie to want to pass on his knowledge and skills through tutoring.

Donald graduated as a pianist from the RSAMD (now known as the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland) in 1989 with a B.A. Music Performance and since then has built a career covering many areas of the music industry.

He has taught the piano privately and in schools for over 30 years, in addition to his successful career as a music editor and typesetter. Donald now works as a freelance music editor and typesetter, producing scores for many of the UK’s top publishers, accompanies two choirs in Dalkeith and Edinburgh, and has composed several books of celtic piano music, choral and instrumental music.

Donald’s approach to teaching is led by each student’s taste and although primarily a classically-orientated teacher, Donald enjoys introducing contemporary styles such as jazz and pop into lessons to keep things fresh and interesting, whilst always focussing on correctly developing a pupil’s technique.

Marzio is an experienced drum tutor and musician with an HND in Music from Edinburgh College. He has been teaching drums since 2011, working with students of different ages and abilities and tailoring lessons to suit their individual interests and goals.

An experienced live performer, Marzio has played with bands in both Edinburgh and Italy and teaches a variety of musical styles. His friendly and adaptable approach helps students develop technique, musical understanding and confidence, whether playing for enjoyment, preparing for exams or working towards live performance.

A graduate of the University of Edinburgh with a BMus in Music, she is an experienced singer and teacher specialising in vocal performance and musical theatre. She has performed extensively as a soloist and in musical theatre, including performances at Edinburgh’s Reid Concert Hall and St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral.

She teaches singing, music theory and GCSE Music, tailoring lessons to each student’s interests and goals. Her warm and encouraging approach helps students develop their vocal technique, confidence and, most importantly, their enjoyment of singing and performing.

Keith is a professional guitarist and highly experienced teacher with over twenty years of experience helping students develop their playing, confidence and enjoyment of the guitar. Classically trained, he also teaches acoustic and electric guitar across a variety of styles, tailoring lessons to each student’s interests and goals.

Keith holds an ABRSM teaching diploma and an LLCM diploma in Classical Guitar Performance and has worked as a specialist guitar examiner for LCME since 2013. Alongside teaching, he has extensive professional performance experience at events and venues throughout Scotland and the North of England.

Luis is a professional drummer and experienced tutor with a First Class BMus (Hons) degree. He teaches drum kit and music theory, combining a strong musical education with extensive practical performance experience.

Alongside teaching, Luis is an active performer and recording musician, playing drums and percussion with a range of artists and projects. His lessons help students develop solid technique, musicianship and confidence while encouraging them to enjoy playing and explore their own musical interests.

Conor is an accomplished guitarist with an extensive academic background, holding a degree and diploma from the prestigious British Institute of Modern Music in Dublin, as well as a certificate from the Royal Irish Academy of Music. With years of dedicated experience, he is eager to share his passion for music and his expertise with his students.

Having explored a diverse range of musical genres, including jazz, folk, and rock, Conor possesses a comprehensive understanding of the guitar’s versatility. He is committed to tailoring lessons to meet the unique aspirations and interests of each pupil, ensuring a personalized and enriching learning experience.

Pete is an experienced guitarist, musician and teacher with a First-Class Honours degree in Popular Music from Edinburgh Napier University. He teaches a wide range of styles including acoustic, rock, pop, folk, funk and fingerstyle guitar, alongside music theory and songwriting.

An experienced live performer, composer and arranger, Pete brings a broad range of practical musical experience to his teaching. His approachable style helps students develop their technique, musical understanding and confidence while exploring the music they enjoy.

Maria is a professional guitarist, singer-songwriter and music graduate based in Edinburgh. Originally from Portugal, she has a broad musical background spanning acoustic, pop, rock and blues, combining her teaching with an active career as a performer and recording artist.

Maria released her debut album Mellow Hour in 2023 and brings her experience as a songwriter, guitarist and performer into her lessons, helping students develop their technique, musical confidence and individual creativity.

Sachiko is an accomplished pianist and experienced music educator with a strong classical training. She holds a BMus from Royal Holloway, University of London, where piano performance was her first study, alongside a PGCE in Secondary Music from the Institute of Education, University of London. She also completed a Postgraduate Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, further deepening her professional musical practice.

With a background in both performance and education, Sachiko brings depth, sensitivity and musical insight to her teaching. She has worked across a variety of settings, supporting learners of different ages and abilities, and has extensive experience adapting music for individual needs.

Sachiko offers engaging and supportive piano lessons tailored to each student’s goals, whether building strong technical foundations, developing musical expression, preparing for exams, or simply playing for enjoyment. Her teaching style is patient, encouraging and structured, helping students grow in confidence while developing solid musicianship.

Theodore is a drummer and musician with experience in both teaching and live performance. His approach to lessons focuses on developing strong technique, rhythm and musical confidence while encouraging students to explore the music and styles they enjoy.

With experience performing as part of live ensembles and productions, Theodore brings practical musicianship into his teaching, helping students develop their skills in an enjoyable and supportive environment.