An experienced coordinator of social, educational and cultural projects within the Polish community in the United Kingdom. She specialises in managing initiatives funded by public bodies (including Arts Council England and the National Lottery). She has experience working with organisations such as The King’s Fund and Nene Park Trust.

She co-creates projects such as Polish Music Centre in Peterborough, the Aplauz Festival and The Culture Door. She combines strong managerial expertise with a passion for community-focused work.

Graduated from the National Music School by the name of Wojciech Kilar in Dzierzoniów, Poland.

A multi-instrumentalist, composer, author of many publications for children (poems, short stories, fairy-tales, and songs) as well as books for music teachers and parents.

She frequently co-operates with many leading publishing houses in Poland.

She has had over 15 years of teaching experience.

I am a passionate guitarist with many years of experience. Music has been a part of my life since secondary school, when I formed a rock band with friends and decided to learn how to play the guitar.

I currently play in a rock band with which we regularly perform at concerts in nearby towns and across the region. I also teach guitar, sharing my knowledge and passion with others. I believe the best results come from learning through enjoyment, which is why my lessons are energetic and the repertoire is tailored to each student’s musical tastes.

You’re very welcome to join my lessons – together we’ll achieve your musical goals!

Jan has been playing guitar for over 40 years and has been passionate about music since childhood. His musical journey began when he was inspired by his older brother’s guitar playing, sparking a lifelong love of music.

Over the years, Jan has performed in numerous bands, playing a wide range of genres including popular music, reggae and rock. He currently plays guitar with the Peterborough-based band The Outstanders, bringing decades of live performance experience to his teaching. Known for his patience and encouraging approach, Jan believes that anyone can learn to play with the right support and motivation. His lessons focus on building confidence, developing practical skills and, most importantly, enjoying the process of making music. Whether you are a complete beginner or looking to develop your existing skills, Jan welcomes students of all ages and abilities to join him on their musical journey.

Julia is a graduate of the Polish Music Centre

She has been singing from a very young age – the stage is her second home. A graduate of the Music School in Sandomierz, she has extensive stage experience gained through numerous concerts, festivals and vocal competitions in Poland, where she has been recognised and awarded many times.

She has performed both in Poland and in the United Kingdom. In her lessons, she focuses on developing vocal technique, interpretation, and confidence on stage.

A graduate of the Grażyna Bacewicz State Music School (First Degree) in Nowa Sól, where she studied the transverse flute. For four years, she performed with the Youth Brass Band “Elektryk” in Nowa Sól, taking part in numerous competitions and festivals both in Poland and abroad.

Professionally, she is a journalist and a teacher of Polish language, early years education, and preschool education. She is also a graduate of the University of Zielona Góra.

Karolina studied Music Theory and Classical Guitar at the Teplice Conservatory in the Czech Republic. She is a passionate teacher with over 15 years of experience. As a young student, she took part in guitar competitions and workshops led by renowned guitarists.

She has a talent for introducing students to classical music in a fun, engaging and accessible way.

After more than 15 years of musical education, Karolina obtained a Master’s degree from the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw (Białystok branch), specialising in teaching and performance. She went on to perform on numerous large cruise ships.

More recently, she has transitioned from life as a travelling musician to teaching music in London, Stevenage, and most recently in Peterborough.

Kasia, a professional violinist, offers lessons in the instrument closest to her heart. She also teaches piano.

After graduating with a Master’s degree from the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw (Białystok branch), Kasia developed her skills by performing for many years with numerous European orchestras. Over the past 10 years, she has performed on cruise ships, presenting a wide range of music – from classical to pop, rock, and folk.

After completing first- and second-level music schools in the violin class, Justyna went on to complete a Master’s degree at the University of Silesia in Artistic Education in Music, specialising in conducting.

Justyna is a violin and singing teacher with Lincolnshire Music Service, working across a number of primary and secondary schools. She conducts choirs and a string orchestra.

In her free time, she sings in a women’s choir and plays in an orchestra.