Sir Jaymee Christiaan G. Rebustillo started the violin at the age of 6 years old, with his great grandfather, a cellist, during the early 1970s. Before entering high school, he was invited to join the first Music Camp at the National Arts Center of the Philippines, Mt. Makiling, Laguna, organized by then Francisco Feliciano, conductor of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO). He received the Most Improved Player award after the camp. Eventually, he passed and qualified to study and graduated full scholar, Major in Violin at the Philippine High School for the Arts, batch Carlos “Botong” Francisco under the tutelage of Rosario Molina and Arturo “Toti” Molina. 

Sir Jaymee started formal Suzuki Violin teacher training in 2007 with PSA, under Prof. Kyungik Hwang covering books 1 to 10, who now heads the Korean Suzuki Association. Being a Certified Suzuki Violin teacher for the past 15 years to date, Sir Jaymee studied also under Prof. Jeong, Prof. Lan Ku Chen (Taiwan), Martin Ruttiman, Mark Mutter, and currently with Christophe Bossuat (France). 

During the span of his Suzuki trainings from 2007 up to present, Sir Jaymee also received teachings from Gil Lopez Kabayao and Ms. Gina Medina, covering key traditional pedagogies. Mr. Jaymee also started the Strings program at Universidad de Sta Isabel in Naga City under Music Education with emphasis in Violin. 

Currently he teaches online (covering students outside Naga City) and face to face, studio-based at Sir Jaymee Music Center, duly registered business entity in Naga city for the past 10 years. 

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