The teacher answers five FASOUL questions about their path, inspiration and view of music.
01Tell us how and when you realised that you were drawn to music.
From an early age, I loved singing, so I started attending music school. Over time, I realised that singing was more than just a hobby for me: I really enjoy being on stage, performing and expressing my emotions through music. Taking part in concerts made me increasingly certain that I wanted music to be part of my future.
02Did your parents support your choice, or did you face difficulties on the way to your dream?
Yes, my family supported my choice and my wish to pursue music. Of course, as in any field, there are more difficult moments when you need to work hard, rehearse and stay motivated. But it was precisely these challenges that helped me realise how much music truly matters to me.
03Which musical genre do you prefer?
I enjoy popular music most, but I am also open to other musical genres.
04How do you see your future in music? Would you like to learn something new, or do you have any new ideas?
I would definitely like to stay in music. I want to keep developing my vocal skills, perform more, gain more stage experience and work with music. I would also like to grow as a teacher, learn how to share my knowledge with students more effectively and help them discover their voice and self-confidence.
05What would you advise someone who would like to try music but has not yet made up their mind? How can they be encouraged to try and discover what they want to do?
Don't be afraid to make mistakes, and don't compare yourself with others. Everyone has their own voice, personality and strengths. A good teacher can help a person relax, build self-confidence and discover that learning music can be both rewarding and a lot of fun.