Silvia holds two bachelor’s degrees in music education: one focused on music teaching at primary schools, and one focused on Music Pedagogy, Solfège and Aural Skills. She recently completed a master’s degree in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language and has been teaching Piano, Music Theory, Ear training, Voice, Music Playschool and has conducted children’s choirs since 2006.

Dušica began playing piano at the age of 7 and quickly decided to focus her studies entirely on music. Along with her interest for classical music, she has explored other genres such as pop and rock. She earned a masters’ degree in Music Theory and after graduation, she devoted herself to education, teaching piano and solfege in a musical elementary school and music education in a public elementary school, working with children and teenagers.

Henri completed an undergraduate degree in Popular Music in 2014 at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, England and a Masters Degree in Film & media composing at the Irish American University of Dublin in Sofia, Bulgaria. Henri has worked as a peripatetic instrument teacher in 3 different elementary schools. Henri’s passion for music started as a self taught instrumentalist, and his teaching style places value on nurturing a student’s own musical voice.