Irene Brewda Studio

After teaching for over three decades, Irene Brewda has developed her own method to achieve great success on how to read music. She provides the key to be able to read any piece of music in a short period of time without having any barriers.

She taught piano in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she graduated with a degree in Piano. She moved to Puerto Rico where she taught at the local Conservatory in the city of San Juan, where teaching master classes about interpretation and technique were her most important duties. Later, she moved to Weston, Florida.

In Florida, she was a vocal coach at the University of Miami. There, she taught French, Italian, and German repertoire to undergraduate and graduate voice students. Many of her students have won competitions and awards under her guidance in Argentina, Puerto Rico, and the United States. She won a "Double Platinum Top Studio Award" at the Stage Masters competition at the University of Miami in 2011 and in 2012. She has also been an accompanist for high school band auditions for several years, and is currently and pianist and organist at Temple Solel in Hollywood, Florida.

Music is her passion, as mentioned by most of her students, who are inspired by her to achieve their goals every week. She keeps track of their progress and focuses on where they need to be for the next week in a very positive and supportive atmosphere. Irene prepares her students to always give the best of their abilities, and they have always reflected their own dedication and the strong training they have received.

Her private studio is warm, incredibly inviting, down-to-earth, and filled with the delight of learning. Classes for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students can be taught either in English or Spanish.

As a performer, she goes by the name of Ester Brewda.