Violin Lessons in Dublin School of Music

Adi is a classical trained musician from India, having completed his Masters in Classical String Performance from the University of Limerick under Kathrine Hunka from 2018-2020. He joined the Sing out with Strings teaching program in Limerick and continued with it till 2020 alongside teaching the Irish Chamber Youth Orchestra in Limerick.

After completing his Masters his first teaching job was at The Cavan Academy of Music at County Cavan where he taught young students and adults preparing them for examinations under ABRSM and RIAM. Afterwards he got several teaching jobs in Dublin, Ennis, Charleville and Limerick. He also acquired a Teaching Council license in 2022 and is in the panel of teachers for The Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board. He also has part time teaching hours at The Dublin School of Music in Tallaght and Terenure.

With regards to his performance experience, He has been playing with different orchestras since a very young age and was a part of different community orchestras ever since his visit to Ireland . For a while he did sub for the National Symphony Orchestra in Dublin. He also has his own ensemble called the Genie Ensemble where they merge different styles of music together creating something different with thier classical training.

Apart from music, Adi is heavily invested in his life away from music which includes Tango, West African Drumming and Dancing, Slow Waltz, Salsa and Bachata. He believes music and dance are co related and any child/adult can learn to incorporate both in their lives and be happy.

Aurora is from Madrid, Spain but has been living and teaching music in Ireland for the last 20 years. Focusing primarily on the classical genre, she prepares students for the ABRSM/RIAM exams as well Junior and Leaving Cert. Aurora also loves teaching students who want to learn just for fun and enjoys working on pop, rock and jazz pieces.

Aurora graduated from the Superior Conservatory of Madrid with degrees in Piano (1998), Theory of Music and Accompaniment (1999) and Musicology (2002). She also an MLit in Irish Folklore (2007) from UCD.

Born in Yorkshire, Rohan Harron is a violinist and composer, currently studying at RIAM. As a performer, he has been a featured young artist with Hard Rain Soloist Ensemble, participated in the West Cork Chamber Music’s Fringe Festival and is the co-founder of the contemporary music ensemble ‘Outside the Lines’.

As a composer, he was the winner of the Milligan Fox Medal for his choral setting of ‘Weile, Weile, Weile’ for upper voices and also commissioned by Sing Ireland to write for the Irish Youth Training Choir as part of their ‘Unspoken Words, Unheard Voices’ project. In late 2023 was commissioned by Yorkshire Philharmonic Choir to write a string orchestra piece ‘From Dawn to Dusk’ to accompany Ola Gjeilo’s Sunrise Mass and his string quartet ‘Psychotia’, was performed by the Solas Quartet on their 2023 Irish tour and also at the National Concert Hall’s ‘Migrations’ String Quartet weekend in 2024.

Rohan has taught violin and piano at DSM since 2022