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Rylan started learning piano at the age of 4, following the RCM curriculum and performing in RCM Lions Festival competitions. He discovered his love for the pipe organ in university leading to 4 years of organ lessons under Professor Stephanie Martin and an internship under music director Douglas Brownlee (Royal York Road United Church).

Rylan plays piano and pipe organ both for fun and professionally throughout Toronto, as well as consistently picking up new instruments to learn. Psaltery, baroque recorder, accordion, singing, Rylan is always eager to learn new things. He has always found it important as both a creative mind and as a teacher, to be willing to learn new instruments and creative techniques, both to offer a wider range of skills to students, as well as to have compassion and understanding for how difficult the learning process is.

With 15 years of teaching experience, Rylan approach lessons with both patience and enthusiasm. Every lesson is fun and upbeat, designed around the individual needs and interests of each student. Whether prepping for exams, auditions, polishing performances, or playing simply for the joy of music, Rylan is happy to help you through your musical journey!

Rylan Phillips

Rylan Phillips

Piano

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