Greta Gasser

Greta Gasser is a Lecturer and Piano Mentor for the Practical Pedagogy (MMus/MPerf) programme, Pianop Pedagogy Tutor (BMus), and a Piano Tutor at the JRNCM. Alongside her work at the RNCM, Greta is a trustee of EPTA UK (European Piano Teachers Association), contributing to the development of piano education. She also runs Gasser Music Studio and has previously taught at Yorkshire Young Musicians and Manchester High School for Girls. In Romania, she leads Asociația Culturală Gasser, which provides educational and cultural opportunities for the community while supporting local artists. Greta’s outreach work has included leading a local community choir and volunteering with the Music for Health Scheme, RNCM Music in Hospitals, and the Olympias Music Foundation.

Greta holds a Bachelor of Music (Honours) and a Master of Music (Distinction) from the RNCM, where she studied with Helen Krizos and Frank Wibaut. She is currently undertaking a PhD focused on developing hypermobility-informed resources for instrumental teachers.

Throughout the years, her studies were supported by several scholarships and awards, including the FW Wright Piano Scholarship, the Helen Rachael Mackaness Award, the George Stanger Music Trust, and the Prodan Romanian Cultural Foundation. Before moving to the UK, she attended a specialist music school in Romania, winning multiple competitions.