Gabriella Serruya | senior Music Teacher & Administrative Assistant
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abriella is a seasoned music instructor and community leader with over 25 years of experience developing and delivering individual and group music programs for people of all ages and abilities. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Music Degree (BFA) from York University, is a certified Orff Schulwerk instructor from the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM), and has attained her Grade 10 Piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM).
She has played trombone in musical theatre orchestras and has also performed in numerous choirs, jazz, and classical ensembles. She has extensive experience leading music programs in schools, day care centres, and community and faith-based organizations.
Gabriella joined TPSMTS in 2016, and has been an invaluable team member ever since! In 2019, she was promoted to the role of Senior Music Teacher, and is in charge of onboarding and training all new team members, maintaining our catalogue of teaching resources, and developing and implementing our group music classes. In 2022, she was promoted to the role of Administrative Assistant, where she manages the day to day logistics of our very busy private practice!
Gabriella is passionate about developing a love of music in all of her students!
Instruments taught: Piano, Guitar, Trumpet, Trombone, Rudiments Theory, Adapted Music Lessons.
Recent Blog Posts by Gabriella
Back To School: 5 Tips For An Easier Transition
Written by Gabriella Serruya Welcome back! I hope you had a good summer and a good start back to the […]
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The Benefits of Music
Written by Gabriella Serruya Music benefits us in so many ways. Listening to music and making music are just […]
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When should my child start piano lessons?
Five ways to determine if your child is ready Written by Gabriella Serruya A question we get asked often […]
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What does a Typical Music Lesson Look and Sound Like?
Written by Gabriella Serruya There are many ways to organize a music lesson. There are some key components though […]
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