
Mollin is a versatile flute and piccolo teacher offering lessons to students from the age of 6 to adults. With a Bachelor of Music Performance from the University of Manitoba and a Master of Music from the University of Toronto, his rich educational background is complemented by numerous awards and distinctions, including 1st Place in the University of Manitoba Concerto Competition and the Winnipeg Wind Ensemble Concerto Competition. Mollin's teaching approach is deeply rooted in the connection between mind, body, and instrument, aiming to inspire students through a fun, engaging, and supportive environment. He offers lessons online, in students' homes, or from his studio in Calgary, making music education accessible and enjoyable. Fluent in English, Mollin's lessons cover flute, piccolo, music theory, RCM preparation, and more. Book an interview now to experience Mollin's educational and inspirational teaching style.
Learning and unlearning. For me, learning how to play the flute is like learning a new language or discovering a voice you never knew you had. I teach fundamentals focused heavily on mind, body and instrument connection. To help bring awareness to positive habits that will help my students achieve their goals. I strive to set an environment where the learning experience is enjoyable, and moments of tension and negativity cannot foster. My past teachers created a fun, caring and safe environment which helped me be the Musician and Teacher I am today, and I strive to continue this tradition. I recognize that every student is different, be it particular interests and passions, learning styles, or commitment levels. My goal is to make the lessons fun, provide a safe and inspiring environment, and celebrate music.
- University of Manitoba - Bachelor of Music Performance - University of Toronto - Master of Music
Jessica Bernardin Award, Syrinx Flute Festival(Winnipeg) 2017, 2018 1st Place University of Manitoba Concerto Competition 2016 1st Place Winnipeg Win Ensemble Concerto Competition 2013 1st Place Winnipeg Festival Provincial Advanced Woodwind Level 2012 Winnipeg Music Festival Long&McQuade Trophy 2012
My family and I moved to Canada when he was 11, from the Philippines. I started playing the flute when I was in the 7th grade, in my middle school band program. After playing for a couple of months, my band teacher suggested that I would audition for the provincial honour band, and I got in. This experience made me want to continue, and improve on my instrument. I have performed with many ensembles, such as the Manitoba Honour Bands, Winnipeg Youth Orchestras, Winnipeg Wind Endsemble, University of Manitoba Wind ensemble, University of Manitoba Symphony Orchestra and University of Toronto Wind Ensemble/Orchestra. I also participated in various competitions such as the Winnipeg Music Festival, the Syrinx flute festival where I won awards and scholarships, and the University of Manitoba Concerto competition where I performed as a soloist with the University Symphony orchestra.
Mollin is a Beethoven at Home Associate Teacher
Home visit fee: $15 minimum fee. Teachers may negotiate a higher travel fee if the travel distance is longer than they are comfortable with. Most arrangements use the minimum fee.
One-Time Family Registration: $25. This covers your entire family for life - once you're in, everyone can take lessons!
Getting Started Together
We don't offer free trials, but we do something better - a relaxed 2-lesson getting-to-know-you period. You can pause anytime with just 24 hours notice. After your third lesson, we ask for a friendly 2-lesson heads up if you need to stop.
Life Happens - We Get It
Give us 24 hours notice for any cancellation or reschedule and you'll receive full credit. Planning a family vacation or summer break? Perfect - just let us know a day ahead and we'll pause your lessons.
When You're Under the Weather
If illness strikes with short notice (less than 24 hours), you'll still be charged since your teacher has reserved that time. However, most teachers are happy to offer makeup lessons when possible - they have the final say, especially if last-minute cancellations become a pattern.
Stopping Lessons
Need to take a break? We just ask for a 2-lesson notice:
Weekly lessons = 2 weeks notice
Every other week = 3 weeks notice
Twice weekly = 1 week notice
Summer breaks are different - no notice period needed when you return in the fall!
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