Stephanie currently works part time as Orchestra Assistant with Aurora Orchestra, while also working as a freelance violinist and peripatetic music tutor. Stephanie graduated with a First Class degree from the University of Liverpool, where she specialised in performance. There, she performed with Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, Liverpool University Symphony Orchestra, Liverpool University
Chamber Orchestra, and The Glas Quartet. Stephanie currently plays in Salomon Orchestra, and Covent Garden Chamber Orchestra, as well as various one-time projects. Stephanie's enthusiasm for music developed during her education, leading her to understand the importance of providing this to others. Most of all, she enjoys finding new and creative ways to help young people in achieving their full potential, whilst improving their well-being. For two years, she volunteered with Liverpool Philharmonic’s ‘In Harmony Liverpool’ project, which is inspired by the El-Sistema movement in Venezuela. Whilst a member of the Liverpool University Chamber Orchestra, she played a crucial part in the touring of schools in North-West England, with the overall aim to inspire young people to get involved with music. Growing up with a younger brother who has severe learning difficulties gave her first hand experience of working with children with Special Educational Needs. Stephanie has taught violin and music theory on a peripatetic bases for three years, and prides herself in providing high quality, engaging and well-planned violin and music theory tuition. She is patient, friendly, and has an evident enthusiasm for teaching. She accommodates for her pupil's needs with ease, whether it be to work towards an examination, or to play for enjoyment. Stephanie is currently teaching in London Zones 1-3.