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Peter B.
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Speaks English, Serbian, Russian -
Awarded Certificate of Excellence from Bridgeport Board of Education -
Teaches students 7 and up
Teaching Locations:
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Private Violin Teacher
Instructions are based on custom curriculum for every student. The curriculum is based on student's desires and abilities and compiled from multiple sources.
About Peter
I am Classically trained, energetic, experienced and creative music teacher with a proven ability to get the very best out of pupils; experienced in identifying the appropriate resources necessary for a subject matter and ensuring that they are used efficiently and effectively. Most of my students r
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Sylvia W.
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Speaks English -
Teaching since 2009 -
Awarded Finalist in Columbus State University Concerto Competition from Columbus State University
Teaching Locations:
Online
Private Violin Teacher
An experienced and registered Suzuki teacher, my students learn to play violin starting from a solid foundation with emphasis on posture and producing a beautiful tone. In addition to playing the instrument, students can expect to learn reading music, basic theory, music history, and ear training. Learning violin will teach patience, concentration, the value of hard work, coordination, as well as enhancing memory, aural skills, and fine motor control. It was Dr. Suzuki's belief and mine that learning an instrument not only fosters these skills but also helps to foster the hearts and minds of those learning the craft.
About Sylvia
Sylvia Wehrs grew up in Auburn, Alabama studying the violin and piano. She is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Music where she graduated with both a Bachelor’s in Violin Performance and a Master’s degree in Violin Performance and Suzuki Pedagogy. Ms. Wehrs is a fully registered violin te
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Jonathan G.
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Speaks Spanish, French, German -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up
Teaching Locations:
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I have two graduate degrees in Music Performance. I have taught this subject for over twenty years. I have played as a regular substitute violinist with the Seattle Symphony.
About Jonathan
I have nearly thirty years of experience working with students of all ages, both in private and group settings. I have also taught in Latin America - in Spanish.
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Peter B.
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Speaks English, Serbian, Russian -
Awarded Certificate of Excellence from Bridgeport Board of Education -
Bachelor's degree in Piano, Music Theory and Pedagogy (Music Education) from University Cyril and Methodius, Macedonia
Teaching Locations:
Online
Online Violin Teacher
Instructions are based on custom curriculum for every student. The curriculum is based on student's desires and abilities and compiled from multiple sources.
About Peter
I am Classically trained, energetic, experienced and creative music teacher with a proven ability to get the very best out of pupils; experienced in identifying the appropriate resources necessary for a subject matter and ensuring that they are used efficiently and effectively. Most of my students r
Recent Reviews
Sylvia W.
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Speaks English -
Teaching since 2009 -
Awarded Finalist in Columbus State University Concerto Competition from Columbus State University
Teaching Locations:
Online
Online Violin Teacher
An experienced and registered Suzuki teacher, my students learn to play violin starting from a solid foundation with emphasis on posture and producing a beautiful tone. In addition to playing the instrument, students can expect to learn reading music, basic theory, music history, and ear training. Learning violin will teach patience, concentration, the value of hard work, coordination, as well as enhancing memory, aural skills, and fine motor control. It was Dr. Suzuki's belief and mine that learning an instrument not only fosters these skills but also helps to foster the hearts and minds of those learning the craft.
About Sylvia
Sylvia Wehrs grew up in Auburn, Alabama studying the violin and piano. She is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Music where she graduated with both a Bachelor’s in Violin Performance and a Master’s degree in Violin Performance and Suzuki Pedagogy. Ms. Wehrs is a fully registered violin te
Recent Reviews
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Jonathan G.
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Speaks Spanish, French, German -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced -
Teaches students 5 and up
Teaching Locations:
Online
Online Violin Teacher
I have two graduate degrees in Music Performance. I have taught this subject for over twenty years. I have played as a regular substitute violinist with the Seattle Symphony.
About Jonathan
I have nearly thirty years of experience working with students of all ages, both in private and group settings. I have also taught in Latin America - in Spanish.
Recent Reviews
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