Bethan is a Director of Greenwich Music School.

Bethan is a classical pianist, based in London. She is a soloist, chamber musician, accompanist and collaborator. Her work includes classical recitals, film and dance accompaniment, historically-informed performance and contemporary music. She has been praised for her sensitivity of touch, intuitive accompaniment skills and her animated and engaging introductions to the music she is performing.

Bethan has over ten years experience teaching students of all ages. She approaches her teaching with the dedication and creativity that she applies to her own performance, encouraging students to explore a broad range of repertoire and helping them to develop secure technique and confident performance, ensemble and improvisation skills.

Bethan is a trained early years music practitioner and delivers classes for children from 6 months to 5 years, combining elements of Dalcroze and Kodaly to deliver high quality music tuition through songs, storytelling and games. Bethan is a member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians and the European Piano Teachers Association.



Ed is a Director of Greenwich Music School.

Ed is a versatile musician with wide interests in education, composition and development.

As Assistant Head of Music at The Conservatoire from April 2014 to August 2015, Ed worked closely with Head of Music Benjamin Rous to develop areas such as the Saturday Music School including GCSE and A-level music and music technology courses, partnership projects, and strategic planning, including the programme of regular and holiday courses.

Ed is a Council member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, the professional body for professional musicians, an examiner for Trinity College London (Rock & Pop syllabus), and works in development and marketing for award-winning composition company John Hardy Music and label Ffin Records.

Born in 1985, Ed graduated in 2008 from Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama with First Class Honours and completed MMus Composition (Distinction) and the LRAM teaching diploma at the Royal Academy of Music in 2011 with support from sources including Arts Council Wales, Seary Charitable Trust, Ismena Holland Award and Harvey Lohr Award.