Meet The Piano Teacher!

Galateia Rigou Mykoniatis

One of my first memories with music was hitting the piano keys at my parents’ house at the age of four, trying to make some melody. My mom often played the piano, and listening to my parents sing beautiful Christian hymns was something frequent. At the age of 6 I registered for classical piano lessons and 2 years later, I remember playing “Oh Holy Night” for the Christmas service at my church.

Many concerts followed in the years after that first exposure. My playlist would be enriched with more hymns and classical music pieces. I started learning piano theory and participated in the annual musical performances at the conservatory where I was a student. At the age of 22, I successfully passed exams for my piano teaching license, playing a variety of different composers (Bach, Beethoven, Chopin) and music movements, with my favorite being the piano concerto by Robert Schumann. Since then, I have been playing music at my church and in summer camps and teaching children and adults in Boston and in Greece (where I’m originally from). I love sharing my skills and passion for music to my piano students!

The journey of learning music teaches discipline and perseverance, and cultivating this art skill is going to add immense value and open new doors and opportunities in your life! I’m eager to share this adventure together!