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About Kathleen L.
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I teach beginning through college level viola, and have studied viola at Indiana University during my doctoral program.
About Kathleen
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and always encouraging. I highly recommend her.
Kathleen L.
About Ava P.
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I started viola 4 years ago in order to expand opportunities and get to know more about this amazing instrument, but I began teaching about 1 year ago. I am comfortable teaching beginners to advanced students, and incorporate basic music theory, note reading, and any other skills a student may require based on their skill level.
About Ava
As an active chamber musician, Ava was the first violinist in Truman State University’s President’s String Quartet, the university’s only highly competitive string chamber ensemble. She toured Italy twice with the President’s String Quartet, performing recitals in 2013 and 2015.
At CU, Ava has served as concert master and principal second violinist of the Eklund Opera Orchestra, principal second violinist of the University of Co
Ava is currently pursuing her Doctorate of Music in Violin Performance at the University of Colorado-Boulder under Professor Harumi Rhodes. Her past teachers include Dr. Sam McClure, Julie Lundgren, and Kathy Karpicke.
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· Violin · In home
I say that Ava is always on time and very accommodating. We have had to change our schedule a few times, but we have always found a way to make lesson time work. Thank you!
Ava P.
About Emil I.
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I specialize in traditional and Suzuki violin and viola methods, and offer violin and viola lessons to students of all ages and levels. Currently, I have a very diverse studio where my youngest student is 3 years old and the oldest, 58. Whether you are a beginner violin student learning how to hold an instrument, an advanced level player seeking for improvement, or violin enthusiast who wants to take lessons as a hobby, I can help you achieve your goal.
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About Ferenc C.
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I've been teaching for 21 years, and 18 years as a full-time university professor. For beginners, I use the Suzuki literature, and gradually add exercises and studies, depending on the technical needs. For more experienced students, I use a variety of other methods. I'm a very positive and encouraging person, and students walk away with a broad smile and feeling of satisfaction!
About Ferenc
My past orchestral experience include the Spokane Symphony, Walla Walla (WA) Symphony (Concertmaster), McCall (ID) SummerFest Orchestra (Concertmaster), Yakima (WA) Symphony, Washington Idaho Symphony (Concertmaster), Wichita Grand Opera Orchestra, Madison (WI) Symphony, Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, Illinois Symphony, Illinois Chamber Orchestra, Missouri Chamber Orchestra, Hays (KS) Symphony (Concert
Whether you're a beginner looking to explore a new instrument, or a young professional preparing for an orchestral or college audition, I'm eager to share my passion of music with you!
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· Violin · In home
· Violin · In studio
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About Maya J.
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Experienced teacher with a DMA from Boston University. My goal is to achieve fun and healthy habits with great connection to musicality. I love nerding out about the music we are playing. I believe that we can achieve progress and fulfillment with any level of playing.
About Maya
My name is Maya and I'm a viola player and teacher. I love music and believe we should all be playing an instrument or sing. I started with a violin and piano and then chose the viola when I was 17. After much work, I finally received my Doctorate in Music from Boston University and now looking to work with motivated young students!
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About Dominica M.
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I have more than 10 years of playing expeirence, and a few years of teaching beginner/ intermediate viola students. I also teach beginner violin. I aim to balance solo and group playing experience, along with a strong push for an excellent understanding in music theory. Whether your student is competition based, just getting started, or just wants to play for fun, I've got you covered. Adult students are always welcomed.
About Dominica
In 2010 I started my tutoring experience, where I taught beginners how to play violin and viola. I regularly held leadership roles in my orchestra, and had to help my section play up to my conductors standards. This ment teaching others one on one and in group sessions.
I am currently in college for music after whiching my major from Biology. My passion for music never faded after graduating, and now I am following my dreams of having a career in making music.
Dominica M.
About Laurel G.
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I adjust my teaching style to compliment each student individually. My goal is for each student to enjoy playing their instrument, but I believe that the personal improvement of each student is vital for their continued interest and passion. I take it upon myself to make sure that my teaching is resulting in personal enjoyment and improvement! I also believe that studying a musical instrument is useful for developing things like problem solving skills, perseverance, building good habits, having a good work ethic, and being responsible. Music is also a voice of communication, and I enjoy teaching students to develop a strong confident voice through music.
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About Carly C.
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I play viola and violin and am comfortable with teaching both!
About Carly
For me, the absolute best thing about teaching violin is watching the student realize they've accomplished something they once struggled with. It's so fulfilling when my students are proud of the work they've put in. Becoming a violinist can be a lot like putting together a 2000 piece puzzle. It's really difficult at first, and there's a lot of different pieces you don't know where to put yet. Often times you just have to take a break, walk away, and come back to it later because you've been staring at it for way too long. You might leave feeling like you barely put any of it together, but don't fret, the next day is always easier! Eventually, pieces of the puzzle start to form into distinct parts of the picture, and you have a greater sense of intuition for where all th
My role in this little analogy is to ensure you like the puzzle enough to keep going, give you hints on where to put pieces, and to show you the things you've put together that might have otherwise gone overlooked. All of which are easy for me to find simply because I, too, have done this puzzle before!
Carly C.
About Maren H.
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Experienced teacher specializing in the beginner/intermediate viola student! All ages welcome. Lessons are customized and catered to the needs/goals of each student. You will be building a strong foundation of note reading, music theory, ear training, sight reading, technique, and more. Let's get started!
About Maren
I am an accomplished musician and teacher who graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelors of Music, specifically viola.
I teach viola students of all different ages and experience levels and can teach students to read music and pursue classical excellence.
I firmly believe that great technique is essential to any and every style. I look forward to meeting you and helping you to become a better musician!
Maren H.
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