Music has always been a part of my life. As a child, I was fortunate enough to be given music lessons as my parents recognised the important role music plays in early childhood development.

Nevertheless, music was always meant to be a hobby and remained a constant companion throughout my formative years.

Years later, after gaining my professional degree in Interior Architecture, I realised I could no longer ignore my one true passion – music. I just wanted to share it by performing and by teaching.

The Rave Harps Academy was borne of this passion.

When I first began teaching, I thought it meant showing students the technical aspects of the instrument and teaching them how to translate what they saw on the music score into sound. I later realised that besides teaching them techniques and how to read the score, it is just as important (if not more so) to teach students “how to practice”, “how to have FUN in music” and “how to share the music with others”.

This method that I have developed over my teaching tenure has seen many students taking their music to different heights and achieving many successes. Both this method and their success stories can be found in my book “Unleash the Musician In You – Secrets To A Successful Music Journey.”

But of course, these successes are not the fruit of my labour alone as a teacher. They are borne of each individual student’s burning aspiration to excel in music as well as the unwavering support from their parents. As a teacher, my role has always been to inspire them, guide them and unleash the musician I know is in them.