Violin Lessons South

Instruments: Violin

I have been playing the violin for the past nine years and have had four excellent violin instructors, each with different backgrounds and approaches to violin instruction. Because of this, I have had well-rounded education in the violin which is a great benefit in my violin teaching. Up to this point, I have taught violin to six different students and have seen each of them make remarkable progress. Not only have my students enjoyed their time with me, but I have also looked forward to and planned for each of their lessons throughout the week. Read More

Instruments: Violin, Viola

I use different methods according to the age, my main interest is to help the student love the music and the rest is just up to time and work. I work on having a natural and flexible posture that allows for easy playing. The violin/viola is hard enough already! So I try to make it as simple and strait forward as possible. We work also on music theory basics and ear training. Read More

Instruments: Violin, Viola

I began my teaching experience 5 years ago when I began subbing for a teacher at Old Town Music. I would teach students age five to seventy five, beginners to advanced players. I loved subbing regularly so I would meet the same students often and see how they were progressing and help with any additional advice I could share with them. About two years ago I began teaching as a permanent teacher and I have enjoyed forming my very own studio and getting to know each of the students personally and doing my best to provide them helpful and different ideas to get them to learn and progress in learning violin/viola. Read More

Instruments: Violin

I use the Suzuki method as well as the Doflein method books, and will choose other specific methods depending on what else the student would like to learn and what will help develop style,technique, and musicality. We will also have fun with seasonal and holiday music. Playing the violin is not about burying your head in a piece of music and learning just for memorization. It's about having fun, enjoying the music, making it musical, and most of all, loving what you are doing. Read More

Instruments: Violin

I was invited to be an instructor in 2008 and started after I completed my first pedagogy class in Suzuki Violin with the Jonesboro Suzuki Institute in Arkansas in August of 2010. I am currently teaching both children and adults virtually as they all live more than 100 miles away. These three students have been with me for more than 5 years, including 1 adult. Encouraging my students to regularly listen to the repertoire and to listen to different high quality artists for inspiration and to help develop and train their ear. Read More