I grew up surrounded by music. Concerts and performances were a family tradition, and learning music was an essential part of my upbringing. My father is a violinist, my mother a pianist, and both gave everything they could to their children. In our family of five children, all of us received a musical education. Our repertoire included the organ, harp, harpsichord, violin, and piano. I graduated from the Tallinna Muusikakool (Tallinn Music School), where I studied piano for nine years. I had the privilege of playing with an orchestra several times, performing in various cities at concerts and competitions, and learning from the best teacher in the city—perhaps even the country. Despite studying in a local Estonian school, my piano teacher followed the Moscow school of music, which provided me with a very strong foundation of knowledge and skills. I help my students express themselves through music, bring their dreams to life, and fulfill their desires. I teach from absolute beginners.🤍.

Music has always held a special place in my life — it became not just a passion, but a natural part of my path. I graduated from Tallinna Muusikakool, where I studied piano for eight years. My teacher’s mentors were Nina Vërsaladze and Anna Iosifovna Klas, which gave me a strong professional foundation and a high level of training. During my studies, I performed actively in concerts and became a laureate of international competitions. This experience taught me not only technique and discipline, but also how music can convey emotions and inspire others. In my lessons, I strive to create an atmosphere of warmth and calm, where the student feels supported and confident. It is important to me that every step brings joy, and that music becomes a source of inspiration.