
I believe in education. I believe that the most valuable gift we can give a child is a high-quality education. I also believe in lifelong learning—it’s never too late to start a new profession, hobby, language, or musical instrument.
Both of my parents are teachers, so I grew up in a family where I learned what it means to be a devoted educator. I saw firsthand how much talent, knowledge, and dedication it takes to work with children. After completing my cello studies, I couldn’t resist the urge to continue learning about education, so I applied to the University of Special Education. There, I discovered the fascinating world of developmental psychology, pedagogy, alternative education, and the incredible diversity of human nature—the colorful and inspiring world of children.
The more I worked with children, the more I learned about myself. For me, the most important part of teaching is the relationship between teacher and student. I love the process of getting to know each other, and how that relationship evolves with every lesson and interaction—whether I’m teaching music, Hungarian, or speech therapy.
I offer cello and viola da gamba lessons for students of all ages, as well as music theory instruction.
If you are interested, please contact me via email: lachegyi_anna@hotmail.com
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