Vyara Tultukova

Vyara began her musical adventure at the age of 7 when she discovered the cello. Since then, she has been recognised for her talent and musicality, winning numerous national and international competitions as a soloist and chamber musician in a piano trio. Vyara graduated from one of the few prestigious national art schools in Bulgaria with excellence, the National Academy of Music, and then from the Haute école de musique in Geneva, where she obtained her two Master's degrees in performance and pedagogy. Currently, Vyara teaches cello in a private class in Geneva, where she works with students aged from 5 to 70. Since 2018, she has also been working as a substitute teacher in many local Swiss music schools, where teachers and directors have entrusted her with lessons in music, rhythmics, musical initiation and cello. Over the years, she has proved to be a very reliable colleague, working well as part of a team with others, observant, communicative and independent. Her years of professional music preparation have greatly developed her sense of organisation and discipline, as well as her imagination and creativity. Children love learning with Vyara because she creates a positive learning environment where the learning process is exciting, well structured and tailored to the needs of the pupils. Vyara is fluent in English and French. She holds a Goethe certificate in German at B2 level, which enables her to interact with native German speakers with a certain degree of fluency and spontaneity. Achieving a high level in these languages has been of paramount importance to Vyara, as she believes that good communication is the key to success.