At the Glasgow School of Music, we believe in the transformative power of music, and our tutors embody this belief through their dedication to nurturing aspiring musicians. Beyond their technical prowess, our tutors are passionate mentors, guiding students on a journey of self-discovery and musical expression.

Immerse yourself in an environment where creativity flourishes, and teaching goes beyond the conventional. Our tutors are more than instructors; they are collaborators, inspiring students to explore their unique musical voices and fostering a deep love for the art.

Join us in celebrating the diverse talents of our tutors, each bringing their own musical expertise and teaching style to our community. At the Glasgow School of Music, we invite you to discover the difference that dedicated and passionate tutors can make in your musical journey.

Her dedication to opera has led her to work with esteemed institutions such as Glyndebourne Opera Festival, Irish National Opera, Wexford Festival Opera, and the Grange Festival. Notable roles in her repertoire include Marie in La fille du régiment, the Stepmother in Cinderella, Dame 3 in L'aube rouge, and Nella in Gianni Schicchi, all with Wexford Festival Opera, as well as the Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute and Arminda
in La finta giardiniera with RIAM Opera.

In addition to her operatic achievements, Corina has performed as a soprano soloist in major concert works, including Bach's Cantata BWV 191 and Walton’s Missa Brevis at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. She was also featured in the Rising Stars concert at Limerick University Concert Hall.

Her talent has been recognised with First Prize in both the Irene Sandford Competition for Singers and the Geoghegan Cup Competition. Since embarking on her professional journey, Corina has also dedicated herself to music education, sharing her expertise with aspiring singers of all ages and levels.

Additionally, she teaches piano up to Grade 4, offering students a solid foundation in musicianship. Whether you're looking to develop your classical technique, explore the operatic repertoire, or improve your piano skills, Corina offers tailored lessons designed to help you find and refine your unique voice and musicianship.

Lalleh's accomplishments extend to being a featured soloist in the Festival of Instrumental Music Sydney Opera House Concert Series in 2018 and 2019. In 2019, she reached the finals of the prestigious Australian Flute Festival International Flute Young Artist Competition.

Adding to her impressive credentials, Lalleh obtained her Australian Board of Music (AMEB) Cmus Piano and AmusA Flute diplomas in 2017 and 2018, respectively. She actively collaborates with her flute duo ensemble, Sonora Duo, and recently participated in a chamber music recital as part of the Wellington Concert Series in Glasgow. Additionally, Lalleh was a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland and Chineke! Junior Orchestra this year.

Charis started playing both the flute and piano at age 9. Today, her piano studies serve mostly as a solid musical foundation, but in the past, she competed in numerous Jersey Shore piano competitions, run mainly by Shore Music Educators Association. In 2018, winning one of such competitions gave her the opportunity to perform at the renowned Carnegie Hall in New York City.

He has a notable history of live drum performances in bands across Glasgow and Scotland, particularly within the indie and alt-rock scene. Christian's musical prowess extends to studio and live session recording settings, showcasing his versatility.

Christian's musical journey started with the guitar at the age of 9. While he shifted his focus to drumming, his journey has been a mix of self-teaching and formal education, resulting in a set of learning techniques transferable between instruments.

David's musical journey began with his studies at the University of Aberdeen, and since then, he has graced stages around the UK and internationally. His professional singing experience includes collaborations with esteemed ensembles such as the Dunedin Consort, Sestina Early Music Ensemble, Northern Irish Opera, Aberdeen Vocal Ensemble, and many more.

Recognized for his musical prowess, David received the University of Aberdeen’s Ogston Music Prize in 2019. He is also an alumnus of Dunedin Consort’s 'Bridging the Gap' scheme and held a scholarship with the renowned vocal group Voces8.

As a dynamic performer, Francesca's musical journey has taken her to stages across Australia and internationally, including notable appearances at the 2022 Corso Internazionale di Musica in Italy and the 2019 Icicle Creek Chamber Music Festival in America. She has been a frequent collaborator with Camerata: Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra and the Australian Youth Orchestra.

Francesca holds an Associate in Music for both cello and piano and graduated from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University with a Graduate Certificate in Music Studies and a Bachelor of Music in Performance, achieving distinctions in both degrees. Currently pursuing a Master of Music in Performance at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Francesca continues her musical journey in Glasgow.

Graduating with the highest marks from the Complex Of State Music Schools In Cracow, Gabriela continued her musical journey in France, studying under Jean-Philippe Grometto and earning the prestigious "Diplome D’etudes Musicales." Her musical endeavors extended to teaching at a music school in Moutier, and performing with diverse orchestras and ensembles.

Since 2018, Gabriela has been refining her craft at The Royal Conservatoire Of Scotland under the guidance of Ruth Morley, Helen Brew, and Janet Richardson. A four-year tenure with the Nevis Ensemble saw her give over 200 performances, providing invaluable experience in diverse and challenging settings, and allowing her to connect with inspirational individuals.

Gabriela's European journey included a summer in Italy, performing in The Marriage Of Figaro at the Opera Academy. Noteworthy achievements during her studies in Scotland include winning the piccolo position in The National Youth Orchestra Of Scotland (2019) and the first flute position in the Universities of Scotland Symphony Orchestra. She has also guest-played with The Strasbourg Youth Symphony Orchestra and Glasgow Sinfonia.

A relentless presence in the Scottish improvised music scene since the age of 17 has seen him play in sessions all the way from Glasgow to Dundee, and everywhere in-between. Although cut-throat and terrifying to beginners, these Jamming opportunities were fundamental to his musical education. By immersing himself in that world so young, he realised how flawed and unforgiving it can be. His goal was to create an environment for amateurs to develop, outside the harshness of the City Jam sessions.

As a result, Baillie has spent multiple years as the President of The Glasgow University Jazz Society: a massive community of musicians from all around Glasgow sharing a love for jazz. In his role, he has run countless regular Jam-sessions, beginner focused improv workshops, organised Masterclasses with world class talents, and so much more. Throughout it all he has been regularly performing as part of the society for years, playing prestigious awards ceremonies, black tie events, and ticketed concerts. He can also be found playing 1st Tenor in The University Big Band, aswell as the Saxophone Ensemble. In both cases, he regularly plays massive scale concerts and gigs to thousands of people.

Outwith the University, Baillie has performed with function bands all over the country, as well as solo function work - be it Birthdays, Anniversaries, Weddings, Funerals; he has done them all, including a broad range of styles. He has also done his time in the world of Session Music, performing with alt-rock and indie-rock bands all over Glasgow, recording dates, and appearing in festival lineups.

During the interlude between her Bachelor’s and Master’s programs, Ugne embarked on captivating journey across Scotland’s musical landscape,
gracing renowned venues such as the Usher Hall, St, Giles’ Cathedral, Glasgow Cathedral, Bothwell Church, and numerous other historic locales
with her performances.

Leo is the bass player with up-and-coming Glasgow band “The Big Day” who have recently performed at TRNSMT, the BBC introducing act of the year final, a support tour with FATHERSON and recent concerts in Sweden.

Having such a varied and exciting journey in music Leo is keen to facilitate others to experience the joy and excitement that music can bring. Music can be hard to access sometimes and for each person it’s an individual journey. Leo aims to enable as many people as possible to find their love for music. He offers lessons that will help you understand and feel more comfortable with your instrument, finding the right processes and techniques for you to be able to properly communicate your emotions through your instrument and music-making.

She has secured first place in many Feis Ceoil competitions including the Contralto competition (2022) and the Mezzo-Soprano competition (2021). In 2021, Rachael received the bursary for Best English Art Song in the Irene Sandford competition. Most recently Rachael has played the role of Brigid O’Mullane in the premier of Stephen McNeff’s Spirits Unsurrendered with libretto written and directed by Aoife Spillane-Hinks (October 2023). Other roles include La Zealatrice in Saluzzo Opera Academy’s production of Puccini’s Suor Angelica (August 2023), Yolanda in Elizabeth Maconchy’s The Sofa in the RIAM opera (January 2023) as well as Plantae Incantate in Francesca Caccini’s La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall’isola di Alcina.