“She Knows How The Music Goes.” – Tess Miller.

With a born ability for music that encapsulates an expanding portfolio of qualifications and experience of over 30 years look no further to have your musical conundrums resolved. With Georgina’s unique insights, be prepared to learn something different and to expand your mind as far as you would like! With her philomath skills, your highly likely to learn something new. Georgina offers personalized rapport lessons with learners designed to foster growth, creativity, and musical expression.

Georgina received a Merit in Masters of Music degree, First Class BMus Honours degree, L.T.C.L Teaching Diploma and Silver Medal for String Studies and the Montague Cleeve prize during her studies at Trinity College of Music, London between 2003 – 2009. She holds a grade 8 ABRSM qualification in violin.

Georgina Whitehead is a dedicated and extremely experienced music tutor specializing in stringed instruments:
Classical guitar (grade 3 – FRSM diploma level),
Violin (advanced beginners – grade 8/diploma),
Ukulele (beginners – grade 2). Piano beginners-grade 5.
theory of music.

As a tutor, Georgina Whitehead emphasizes a well-rounded approach, blending technical skills with musicality. Students benefit from a structured yet flexible curriculum that allows them to progress at their own pace while enjoying the process of learning. Georgina is known for creating a supportive and engaging environment where students feel motivated, confident, and excited about their musical journey.

Georgina works with students of ages 8+ and skill levels, tailoring lessons to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual.

Current availability in term time Thursdays in person in Shepperton Surrey (see profile map) or online tutoring. A video call with the tutor is recommended before booking classes to ensure smooth start to your learning.

Beyond teaching, Georgina is an active performer, for Charity Music In Hospitals and charities that specialize in trauma and abuse including AFRUCA at Amnesty International, NAPAC – National Association of People Abused in Childhood, bringing real-world experience to their lessons. This first-hand knowledge of the stage helps students not only understand the technical aspects of music but also the emotional and expressive side of performance.

Whether you're learning for personal enjoyment, preparing for exams, or pursuing a career in music, Georgina Whitehead is committed to helping students unlock their full potential and discover the joy of making music.