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Learning the violin is great for all ages! Students will develop a sense of pitch and fine motor skills with this classic instrument. Some things to consider:
Yes, you'll need your own appropriately sized violin. A variety of sizes are made from 4/4 (full size) to 1/32 size. You can either rent or buy from a local violin shop and we like to use Wilhite Strings.
Yes, violin might make your fingertips a little sore at first because you'll be pressing down on strings. Also, it might take some time before you're playing some songs because the first few steps are learning how to hold the instrument and bow.
The violin instructors at Knox Music Studios:
Dawn
holds a B.A. in Viola Performance and has been teaching since 2005. She is the concertmaster of the Scruffy City Orchestra and plays fiddle in a pirate band called the Crossjacks.
Kathryn
holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and Cello Performance, a Masters in Cello Performance, is trained in Suzuki Cello Bks. 1-4 and has taught since 2009.
Elisabeth
began teaching violin in 2006 and has taught for several music studios and a private school. During her first bachelor’s degree she minored in violin, as well as acting as concertmaster of her university’s orchestra for three years. She is now a graduate student at UT.
Haley
has a a B.A in violin performance, a M.M in violin pedagogy, and a graduate performance certificate in violin. She has been teaching since 2011 and has Suzuki teacher training, Violin books 1-3.
Contact us to inquire about availability with these great instructors! You can start anytime with no long term contracts.
A grounding in the arts will help our children to see; to bring a uniquely human perspective to science and technology. In short, it will help them as they grow smarter to also grow wiser.