Meet The Team

Piano, Vocal, and Music Theory Teacher

Chagné is a passionate pianist and dedicated piano teacher, with a profound love for singing and nurturing vocal talent in her students. Beginning her musical journey at the age of 7, Chagné studied under the exceptional guidance of renowned educators Adri Marais, Maria du Plessis, and Dr. Bertha le Roux. During her high school years, she also received vocal training from esteemed vocal coaches, further enhancing her musical versatility. She successfully completed Unisa Grade 7 in piano practical and Unisa Grade 6 in music theory, culminating in her Bachelor of Music (BMus) in Musicology from the University of South Africa.

In 2012, Chagné opened the doors to Musicanta, where she has since been actively involved in the music industry, transforming both novice and experienced pianists and vocalists into accomplished musicians. Her commitment to fostering artistic talent with personalized instruction and encouragement has made her an integral part of her students’ musical journeys.

Violin, Viola, Piano, Organ, and Music Theory Teacher 

Adri Botha is a dedicated violinist and music educator, specializing in violin instruction at Musicanta. With decades of experience in teaching violin, piano, and music theory, Adri has cultivated a deep passion for nurturing musicians of all ages. Throughout her career, she has successfully guided students through various examinations, performances, and orchestral training, fostering both technical skill and artistic expression.

In addition to her teaching, Adri has a rich background in performance, with particular experience in church music. She has served as both an organist and violinist, integrating her love for music into diverse settings.

With her expertise in both pedagogy and performance, Adri is committed to sharing her knowledge and helping musicians achieve their fullest potential.

Drums Teacher

I began my drumming journey at the age of 17 in church, where I was first introduced to rhythm and percussion. With the support of my father, I received my first drum kit and started taking lessons to deepen my skills. Early influences like Metallica and Dream Theater inspired my musical direction, while studying Trinity Grades expanded my technical vocabulary. In 2005, I joined my first band, Do Not Conform, which gave me valuable insight into the South African music scene. I further honed my craft by enrolling in the Groove Regulators' two-year full-time drum course in Jeffreys Bay in 2010. This allowed me to refine my tone and technique, while continuing to perform in churches throughout Pretoria.

In 2016, I started offering drum lessons and teaching Trinity Drum Grades, helping others develop their skills and fostering a love for music. Over the years, I have gained experience in various musical genres, with a particular passion for jazz, metal, and fusion music. My diverse background and dedication to the craft allow me to approach drumming from both a technical and artistic perspective, constantly striving to improve and inspire others through my playing and teaching.

Saxophone, Piano, Guitar, Flute, Clarinet, and Music Theory Teacher 

Wilson Adeosun is a highly accomplished saxophonist and pianist with extensive experience in jazz, classical, and contemporary music. As a versatile performer and dedicated educator, he has captivated audiences across a wide range of events, from intimate settings to large-scale performances. Wilson holds Trinity Grade 8 certifications in both Classical Piano and Jazz Saxophone and is currently working towards his Associate of Trinity College (ATLC) Diploma. 

With a passion for nurturing talent and transferring knowledge, he blends his performance experience with a personalized teaching approach to inspire and guide students to reach their full musical potential. Whether performing on stage or leading students in the classroom, Wilson’s dedication to music and his infectious enthusiasm resonate through every note, creating an environment where creativity and growth thrive. 

Guitar, Bass Guitar, and Music Theory Teacher 

Tlhogi is a highly skilled and passionate music educator with a Certificate of Higher Education in Music from Central Johannesburg College, which he completed in 2010. Since joining Musicanta in 2017 as the first bass guitar specialist, as well as being the very first teacher to join our team, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the music program and fostering musical growth within the community. Tlhogi provides extensive expertise in aural training, guitar playing, and performance coaching,

Tlhogi excels at conducting instrumental auditions and providing in-depth music theory instruction. He is deeply committed to nurturing musical talent and contributing to the development of innovative music programs. Known for his ability to motivate students and provide constructive feedback, Tlhogi helps students reach their full potential through tailored instruction. His passion for both guitar and bass guitar drives his teaching, inspiring students to develop both technically and creatively. 

Classical Guitar and Music Theory Teacher

Willem (Wim) Bronkhorst is a dedicated classical guitarist and lifelong student of music, driven by a passion to inspire and educate through the expressive voice of the Classical Guitar. With a solid foundation in both music and academics, Wim holds a Trinity Grade 8 in Classical Guitar and an ABRSM Grade 5 in Music Theory. He also earned an Honours Degree in Theology, reflecting his deep intellectual curiosity and commitment to understanding the human experience through multiple disciplines.

Currently, Wim is advancing his musical qualifications by pursuing an ABRSM Grade 6 in Music Theory and working towards a Performer's Licentiate with ABRSM. These milestones are part of his broader vision: to complete a Doctorate in Classical Guitar and continually expand his knowledge and skillset throughout his life.

For Wim, music is more than a discipline—it is a calling. His mission is to use his instrument to inspire others to discover the beauty and richness of classical music. Whether performing, teaching, or studying, Wim is guided by a heartfelt motto: to help others love and appreciate classical music through the timeless language of the Classical Guitar.