MA Perf, Distinction, RAM 2021

LRSM, DipABRSM, Distinction 2019

European Suzuki Association, Level 5 2016 

BA (Hons) Eng/Psych 2008

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Hannah began playing the violin at age nearly 3, with Suzuki teacher Sally Lisney and was performing The Four Seasons with Orchestra by age 8. After completing all Suzuki Books and Grades, Hannah studied with Joshua Fisher at RCMJD.

Hannah became a member of the NYO of Great Britain age 13.

She completed the Suzuki Teacher Training Course (all 5 levels) and studied extensively with Felicity Lipman.

Hannah also studied with Levon Chillingirian and Jack Liebeck at The Royal Academy of music where she achieved Distinction for a Masters in Performance. In the final recital, her playing was described by the panel as 'outstanding' and 'feeling for shape exceptional'.

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Hannah performs regularly as a soloist for special events and concerts.

She has also done a number of sessions for TV (including Breast Cancer UK, Pearl & Dean, and HBO)

Hannah collaborates often with Caroline Page (founder of Harmony's Music Club) for a Family Concert Series.

A key feature of the work is bringing music to children in a dynamic and exciting way.

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Hannah has been teaching for 15 years. She is experienced at teaching all levels from beginner to post Grade 8 and Suzuki Books 1-10. Over the years, Hannah has helped students develop a very high ability on their instrument. Many students achieve scholarships, excellent marks in exams, leading positions in NCO and Stoneleigh and places at Junior Music colleges. Although helping the child develop self-confidence, ability to express themselves through music, discover friendships to last a lifetime and feel truly connected to themselves and others is the true goal. ​

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Workshop / Schools Teaching Experience:

Bryanston International Summer School

BSI National Children's Workshop 

Southbank International School

Thomas' London Day Schools 

Hindhead School of Music

Old Vicarage School

Accord chamber music course

Book 1 Bonanza (Director 2018)

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