Webster, MA Violin Lessons

Having more than 20 years of experience of playing violin including hundreds of performances around the world as well as studying with the renown teachers in Russia and US, I am combining the best traditions of classical training with my own unique approach . My lessons are fun and very productive. For me each student is very special and I am always finding the way to unlock the potential of each and everyone of them!

I have been playing the violin since age 10, and have fond memories of having a loving and patient teacher when first starting out. My goal is to make violin playing fun, exciting, and get you playing as quickly as I can.

My method is a combination of traditional violin technique (mainly Franco-Belgian and Russian schools of violin playing). Once the student has developed a good foundation, we then start experimenting with different styles of music such as Latin, Jazz, Bluegrass/Country, Film Music, and even Electronica/EDM/Hip-Hop.

Yep - all styles are possible on the violin!

I look forward to helping you on your musical journey as you embark on learning the beauty and intricacies of the violin!

Happy Practicing!

Instructions are based on custom curriculum for every student. The curriculum is based on student's desires and abilities and compiled from multiple sources.

My teaching purpose is to instill a music appreciation while showing the technical aspects, reaching for a deeper way of transposing the even the most distinct feelings into music. To share my musical and educational experience with others, to exceed all others expectations, as well as mine, to fulfill my dreams, and create stronger principles, while reaching personal growth.

20+ years teaching, 3 years study under Dr. Suzuki in Japan, BA in Music Education, Step by Step training Bks 1-4, Suzuki Method Bks. I-VIII with SAA, Training in Fiddling and Jazz Improv, Creative Development, Montessori and Kindermusik Experience, Lots and lots of energy for Preschoolers.

How many Suzuki Violin students can say that they are studying with a Suzuki teacher who studied directly under Dr. Suzuki in Japan when he was alive?

As much as I enjoy working with my most advanced students I never lose my enthusiasm for starting each new beginning student. My aspiration is to provide the most accessible age-appropriate violin instruction for every student whether they are age 3 or 93.

I work closely with parents so that their children can achieve their best with age appropriate activities and as much joy and satisfaction as possible. More advanced students require custom designed methods that meet their needs. My job as a teacher is to free students from their ...

I have been teaching violin since 1998. I have an earned Masters degree in music and enjoy teaching students of all ages. I am happily married with 5 children at home--4 of them are musicians as well (the youngest is 4).. Students will quickly learn not only the basics of music theory, but will be playing songs as early as their first lesson. It is extremely rewarding watching students have fun, excel, and fall in love with making music. I presently teach music at 3 schools (1 college) and only have a few lessons slots available. I look forward to working with you.

The violin is a gorgeous instrument that really speaks to the heart of the both the one playing and the one who listens.

Students will work within a variety styles of music including the Suzuki method, fiddle and popular music. Good technique will be emphasized that will improve sound and intonation and musicality. Games and various practice techniques emphasizing visual, aural and physical learning modalities will help students enjoy lessons and learn more quickly.

My name is Liubomyr. I am 25 years old. I've been teaching violin for 7 years!
I already have my Master degree. My goal is to introduce music in a way that will entice and engage each individual child or student and bring out their natural musical abilities.
Develop individual lesson plans for students and children all ages. Also I specialize in chamber music, so we can create some ensembles and play duo or trio for fun!

I am a firm believer that anyone can learn how to play an instrument and enjoy doing so. Although my teaching style is grounded in establishing a foundation of strong technique, I am also well aware that not every student is going to enjoy or want to play classical music, and that's okay! My goal is to help my students establish a relationship with their instrument and music in general, so they are able to grow and develop in the direction they want.