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My journey with music began when I was six years old. I still remember the sound of my uncle’s guitar as one of the happiest sounds of my childhood. Seeing my fascination with music, he gave me a small keyboard, and I would spend hours playing the songs I heard on it.
A few years later, I happened to visit a friend’s house and discovered a piano. By a beautiful coincidence, its owner became my piano teacher — and, eventually, one of the most important mentors and role models in my life.
From that moment on, the piano became a constant part of my life. No matter where life took me, I always found my way back to music.
Over the years, my relationship with the piano grew from a childhood love into a lifelong passion. Eventually, I discovered that one of the things I value most is sharing that joy with others through teaching.
With more than 30 years of experience in music, I have worked with students of different ages, levels, and backgrounds. My education includes a Classical Singing Certificate from France (2007), as well as an international teaching diploma and performance degree from the Conservatory.
Alongside teaching, I have experience in performance and composition, and I have had the opportunity to work with students from different countries, including the United States and the Middle East.
I believe that learning piano should be more than simply playing the right notes. Every student has a different personality, musicality, pace, and goal. My approach is therefore personal: I take time to understand each student and shape the learning process around who they are and where they want to go.
I cherish the sense of wonder I felt when I first discovered music as a child. Today, I hope to create that same feeling for every student who sits at the piano — helping them not only learn to play, but to truly connect with music.