Why are Scales so important?
A short article about learning the piano at The Glasgow School of Music (GSofM)
A well-wishing message for all pupils taking these exams and a few tips on how to get on top of those pesky nerves!
Welcome to the Glasgow School of Music
A short article about learning the piano at The Glasgow School of Music (GSofM)
Why are Scales so important?
Welcome to the Glasgow School of Music
A well-wishing message for all pupils taking these exams and a few tips on how to get on top of those pesky nerves!
A classically trained pianist, Paul has a wealth of teaching knowledge and experience, which spans over a decade. He began teaching while he was a student at University. Paul has taught in many formats and environments, including festivals, in schools, and in universities.
Eliza is currently in her second year at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland studying for a Bachelor’s Degree in Classical Music Performance under the tutelage of Katherine Bryan (Principal Flute RSNO), Helen Brew (Associate Principal Flute RSNO) and piccolo with Janet Richardson (Principal Piccolo RSNO) where she has also obtained an Undergraduate Scholarship.
Brianna Berman is a classically trained violinist with a love of teaching and traditional music. She has performed both as a soloist and ensemble player in the USA and UK and is currently a member of Nevis Ensemble.
Andrew has experience in both piano and singing tutoring, and also works with the Glasgow School of Music (GSofM) as one of their vocal and piano tutors. He has also completed Kodaly modules at a high standard and enjoys using Kodaly musicianship in his teaching and own practice.
Isabella was born in Venezuela and raised in the United States. From an early age, she began to study music starting with Voice and Guitar. After she moved to the United States she started to develop a passion for Horn as well as Conducting when she was only 14 years old.
