Mastering the Art of Learning: How the Dublin School of Music Empowers Students of All Ages with Vibrancy and Joy

Established in 2003, the Dublin School of Music has earned a reputation for providing excellent music tuition in a lively, engaging, and joyous atmosphere. The school’s mission is to make high-quality music education convenient, accessible, and affordable for everyone, all while fostering a sense of camaraderie and excitement. In this article, we’ll delve into the wide range of instruments and diverse music styles taught at the school, and showcase the exceptional faculty who bring their passion for music to life every day.

A Broad Range of Instruments and Styles:

At the Dublin School of Music, students have the opportunity to explore a plethora of instruments, including piano, violin, guitar, ukulele, bass guitar, flute, saxophone, clarinet, recorder, tin whistle, drums, and singing. The school also offers pre-instrumental junior music, music theory, and a Leaving Certificate Musicianship Programme.

With a variety of music styles to choose from—such as classical, rock, pop, and jazz—students can find their unique musical voice and unleash their creativity. The fully qualified teachers, who are graduates of prestigious music universities like the Royal Irish Academy of Music and BIMM, tailor their instruction to each student’s individual needs and interests, ensuring a well-rounded and engaging learning experience.

Exceptional Faculty with Real-World Experience:

The Dublin School of Music boasts an impressive roster of instructors who bring a wealth of experience, expertise, and enthusiasm to their teaching. Among them are:

• • Siofra Nolan, a backing vocalist for the Wildhearts and Ireland’s Eurovision Song Contest entry. Lead vocalist with Dublin based band Cooks But We’re Chefs – https://www.youtube.com/@cooksbutwerechefs8929
  • Tadhg Griffin, a familiar face on TV who has performed on the Late Late Show
  • Luke Murphy, a busy jazz and contemporary guitarist who regularly tours the UK and continental Europe
  • Phil MacMillan, a drummer with the Jazz group Yurodny Ensemble, which has represented Ireland at events throughout Europe and as far away as Mali
  • Matt Mannion and Niamh St. John, members of the Irish National Opera with recent roles in Rosenkavalier and Cosi Fan Tutti
  • Lorna Breen, a versatile teacher who divides her time between teaching at the school and touring with Anuna
  • Rachel Murphy, a talented performer who gigs and tours under the moniker “Essiray” and can be found on YouTube
  • Siobhan Franks, a dedicated teacher currently recording her debut album
  • Darren Loughran, one of Ireland’s pre-eminent classical guitarists who recently returned from an invitational concert in Stockholm, Sweden

This diverse group of instructors ensures students receive inspiring and well-rounded instruction, helping them unlock their full potential as musicians.

Empowering Students Through Testimonials:

The Dublin School of Music has a track record of success, as evidenced by the glowing testimonials of current and former students. One parent shared:

“Dublin School of Music is an excellent school. My daughter started to learn to play the piano over the lockdown. We have no background in music and Craig kindly talked me through it… I would highly recommend this school and it has been a very positive experience for us in these challenging times.”

Another parent praised the school’s accommodating nature:

“Moving my daughter to Dublin School of Music was one of the best decisions I have ever made… Craig has been nothing but kind, accommodating and understanding, and my daughter’s guitar teacher Darren is a natural. I would 100% recommend this school and this teacher Darren.”

These testimonials showcase the dedicated faculty’s ability to help students achieve their musical goals, from learning to play an instrument for personal enjoyment to pursuing professional opportunities in the music