Lessons

Are you interested in our program? As a music educator the opportunity to work with families that prioritize musical study and who wish to provide a supportive and engaging environment for their child's building fundamental technique skills, musical expression, creativity and appreciation of the arts is always inspiring.

Participating in violin lessons can provide numerous benefits for your child.  Here are a few reasons why signing up your child for violin lessons could be a fantastic decision:

1. Develops musical talent: Playing the violin helps children develop their musical abilities, including rhythm, pitch, and tone production. It also enhances their overall understanding and appreciation of music.
2. Cognitive Development: Numerous studies have shown that learning to play the violin has a positive impact on cognitive development. It improves memory, concentration, problem-solving skills, and spatial-temporal abilities which can have a positive impact on academic performance.
3. Emotional Expression: Music is a powerful medium for emotional expression, allowing your child to convey feelings and experiences through their playing.
4. Discipline and Responsibility: Mastering the violin requires consistent practice and dedication. By engaging in regular lessons and practice sessions, your child will develop discipline, perseverance and resilience, and the ability to set and achieve goals.
5. Confidence Boost: As your child progresses in their violin journey and masters new pieces, they will experience a sense of accomplishment and increased self-confidence. As their self-confidence and self-esteem soar this fosters a positive self-image. Performing in recitals and other musical events may further enhance their stage presence and communication skills.
6. Social Interaction: Participating in group lessons or ensemble performances can provide opportunities for your child to collaborate with peers, fostering teamwork and building friendships.

Suzuki Parent Orientation & Orientation Classes -  An orientation course for parents to support and enhance their understanding of the Suzuki philosophy and teaching methods and prepare for their role in how to teach, practice with, and nurture their child's musical journey. 

• All parents of new/beginner students will receive a Parent Orientation Online Course via Email. 
• Parents of beginner Suzuki students will start their child's lessons series by learning the fundamentals of the instrument as well as how to reinforce the skills taught by the teacher. A prerequisite for Suzuki beginners under 7 years of age.

Music Theory - all students receive instruction regarding basic music theory and note reading concepts.  Formal music theory lessons and classes are available as a separate lesson program.

Group Lessons -  Participation in weekly group classes is critical to a student's success in the Suzuki Program. During class, students are polishing the repertoire and techniques they've already learned in lessons, developing good listening, note-reading, theory, and performance skills, and learning how to play in an ensemble. 

Online lessons available 

Online lessons are suitable for Parent Conferences and Orientation Meetings, continuting students ages 11, or Suzuki students Book 2 and up. Online lessons for formal Music Theory private and group lessons are also available. Online lessons are not available for Beginners.

Enrollment & Registration