Blessina has been learning and teaching piano for the past 20 years. She completed grade 8 in Piano from the Trinity College, London and has the distinction of being awarded the Late Miss. Amy De Rozario’s Silver Cup for securing the highest mark in Grade 8. This recognition played a crucial role in affirming her musical aptitude and commitment.

Despite her accomplishments, she believes that there is always room to grow and learn and so she is constantly looking for ways to challenge herself to become a better piano player and teacher.

Blessina’s passion to give students access to a well-rounded piano education, prompted her to start this studio. Her own journey has helped her see that the best thing she can do for her students is to give them every opportunity to fall in love with music and build a lifelong relationship with it.

Being a mother of a toddler, she has mastered the art of engaging him with creative activities. This has given her the motivation and confidence to do the same with bringing the piano alive for kids. She is committed to engaging with her students in a way that enhances each person’s unique interests and way of learning. It gives her immense satisfaction to see the joy in her student’s faces when they have acquired the necessary skill to play a song or have understood a concept.

A mom, A musician, An educator – Rebecca has been working at the ‘The Bangalore school of music’ from 1991. She currently is the Head of Faculty and the Head of the piano Department. She completed her ATCL in piano performance and AMusTCL from the Trinity College of Music, London. As a pianist, she has collaborated with Indian and international artistes in concert. Her passion is Music therapy – working with differently abled children, to help them achieve a greater quality of life through music. She is mom to a fiesty four year old and lives in Bangalore , India, with her daughter and husband.

Her greatest joy is to see people’s lives changed by the power to music , through studying, listening, collaboration and cooperation. May God be glorified in and through our efforts.

She is very pleased to be associated with August School of Music as a guest faculty and wishes that the motto “where music comes alive” would inspire and influence many in the years to come.