Best Violin Lessons in Mc Intosh, FL

As a violin teacher, I love helping my students achieve their goals!
I believe not only the results matter, but also the journey. I focus my lessons on helping the student learn and have a deeper understanding of music theory, harmony, rhythm, technique, and how all those apply to the violin. I specialize in classical music and I use methods such as Suzuki, Essential Elements, and many others to help you become a better violinist. The lessons take place in a relaxed and fun setting :)

Music should never simply be a rote-learning process. We develop real artistry. My students learn how to interpret, transform, and create music. From the first lesson, we experiment with various musical "ingredients" and revisit these tools often as we move through a lesson series or repertoire. Students explore a variety of styles and learn to read, compose, and improvise. Students as young as five have created their own theme and variations on a favorite tune with these techniques.

I have played the violin for 20 years and taught violin for 7 years. I use the Suzuki method and the paschal method and then work into concertos and sonatas as students become advanced. During COVID I have found the convenience and success in online teaching. I absolutely love teaching violin and watching students become incredible musicians through hard work and consistency! It has been a great joy in my life!

Tracy is an experienced teacher with 20 years of experience. She has taught hundreds of students, both online and in person with great success. Tracy and her husband ran a high-end wedding business for many years and played an average of 47 venues a year in addition to her named chairs in 3 orchestras.

Dr. Samuel Kelder has concertized throughout the United States and Europe, and has studied with some of the finest pedagogues of this generation. His passion for teaching stems from the fine training he received in New York City and Boston, and his urge to share with the next generation of string players all that he has discovered along his own musical journey.

As an educator of all age groups, my first priority is to instill a sense of motivation for my students. Through my 20+ years of experience taking lessons from a variety of different teachers and methodologies, I have come to understand that the bulk of progress made is by the student’s personal discovery and advancements on the instrument. My weekly lessons provide several levels of insight: teaching the art of practicing and problem solving, guidance in how to break down and understand problematic technical issues, and most importantly how to bring an individual ownership to any piece of music. These skills are certainly ...

Learning the violin is hard but with hard work, you can do it. Ear training is a must and I work on that and music theory as well.