Our Teachers

Georgia Kaimaklioti was born in Larnaca in 1997. She graduated with honours from the Larnaca Music Lyceum and was additionally awarded the Excellence in Conduct prize by the school's teaching staff.

She continued her music studies in Brussels. She holds a Bachelor of Classical and Contemporary Music (BA Musique Classique et Contemporaine – Chant) from the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles), specialising in Classical Singing. She has studied voice with Christinne Solhosse, Céline Vieslet, Pascal Devreese and other distinguished teachers in Belgium. She has also attended a Master Class by the world-renowned American soprano Barbara Bonney.

She also holds a postgraduate degree in Music Education (Master of Music in Music Education) with distinction. Her research interests include the intercultural dimension of music (academic level) as well as the cultivation and development of vocal skills in students of all ages (educational level). As part of her broader humanistic education, she attended Psychology courses and received a diploma (Introduction to Psychology – online course) from Yale University.

She has performed as a soloist in concerts in Belgium with the choir and orchestra of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. She has also interpreted famous arias and lieds in concerts at the Musical Instruments Museum in Brussels. Her repertoire included arias and lieds in French, Italian, German, Russian, Spanish, English and Greek.

She has collaborated in concerts and recitals with international artists such as Emma Shapplin and Ana Rucner. She has made numerous appearances as a soloist with the Larnaca Philharmonic Orchestra, the Larnaca Municipality Vocal Ensemble, and other artistic and cultural organisations in Cyprus.

She teaches voice and singing (classical, rock, pop and art song) at the Kleopatra Chrysostomou Music School since 2021. She also takes part in music events, cultural festivals and concerts in Cyprus. She is also one of the founding members of the Ars Nova association.

Giorgos originates from Heraklion, Crete. He took his first steps on the guitar at the age of 8.

He is a graduate of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki with an Integrated Master in Musicology / Music Pedagogy and holds a degree in classical guitar from the class of Fotis Koutsothodoros. He has attended seminars and lectures by distinguished guitarists such as Roland Dyens, Marcin Dyla and Elena Papandreou.

Since 2024 he has been a member of the Cyprus Guitar Orchestra and has shared the stage with renowned artists including Christos Thivaios, Eleni Tsaligopoulou, Glykeria, Vasilis Lekkas, Giota Negka and Rita Antonopoulou.

Andriana Syrimi was born in 1997. In 2015 she graduated with honours from the Larnaca Music Lyceum and began her studies in the same year at the Department of Music Studies of the Ionian University. She studied Conducting for Children's, School and Youth Choirs in the class of Christina Kalliaridou, graduating in December 2022 with honours.

During her studies she conducted the Ionian University Mixed Choir, the Corfu Children's Choir, the Corfu Choir Preparation Section and the Corfu Women's Choir.

As part of her studies she attended piano lessons with university teachers, reaching the level of 'A' Higher / Grade 7-8. During her first diploma concert ('Stabat Mater' by G.B. Pergolesi) she took on the orchestra preparation and piano accompaniment of the soloists and choir, and during her second diploma concert (Musical & Youth Choir) she taught choral choreography to the choir with the help of Katerina Pagiatis.

She actively participated in the recording and adaptation of traditional Corfu songs for children's choir, recording and adapting some of them under the guidance of her teacher Christina Kalliaridou, which the Corfu Children's Choir later recorded in July 2021.

She has attended choral conducting seminars with Joshihisa-Matthias Kinoshita, Zimfira Poloz, Romans Vanags and Ioannis Idomeneus. She is a member of the 'Ars Nova' Choir under the direction of Dr. Iakovos Dimitriou, and of the vocal ensemble 'C.Y.C.A Vocal Ensemble' under the direction of Nikolaos Therapontos, with performances in Germany, Sweden and Austria.

From July 2022 she has officially collaborated with the Livadia Municipality Choir as assistant conductor-pianist, recording songs in choral form and accompanying the choir in numerous events in Cyprus and abroad. In April 2023 she made the choral recording and arrangement of the two Byzantine hymns 'Agni Parthene Despoina' and 'Ti Ypermacho' as part of the event 'Cyprus Hymns the Theotokos', in which more than 400 choristers sang at the Holy Church of Agia Sophia in Nicosia.

From October 2023 she took over the Alambra Municipality Community Choir as conductor, and in the same year she took on the 'Music Propedeutics' and 'Choir' classes at Kleopatra Chrysostomou Music School. From September 2024 she has conducted the Choir of the Konteas Refugee Association. In October 2025 she took over the teaching of the Children's Choir and the 'Music Propedeutics' class at the art workshop 'The House of the Artist', as well as the teaching of Music Propedeutics in kindergartens in her city.

Antonia Kadi holds a Bachelor of Music from the European University of Cyprus, with violin as her main instrument. For the past two years she has been working professionally as a violin teacher, teaching students of different ages and levels.

She has also attended music therapy training seminars through the Eudoximos Educational Group, enriching her knowledge and teaching approach.

With a love for music and teaching, her goal is to inspire her students, cultivating correct technique, musical expression and self-confidence within a creative and supportive learning environment.