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Teaching has always been a deeply meaningful part of my musical life. For me, it is not simply about learning to play an instrument, but about helping each student discover their own relationship with music and develop the confidence, curiosity, and independence to grow through it.

After having lived and worked across three different continents, moving to Greece to settle with my family marked a new chapter in my life, and I am deeply grateful to have found the Kodály Conservatory in Athens, an institution whose educational philosophy closely aligns with my own.

I firmly believe that music education is a powerful way of nurturing young people, and while I do not expect every student to become a professional musician, my aim is for each of them to develop a genuine love for music. I approach every lesson with the goal of developing efficient and healthy learning patterns that allow the brain and body to work together naturally. This process is always adapted to each student's individual abilities and pace of development, ensuring meaningful progress from one lesson to the next.

Ultimately, my greatest reward is watching students evolve into independent, expressive musicians who carry with them a lifelong passion for music that will enrich their world forever.