With intermediate students, my goal is to continue to develop musical maturity, and build a platform beneath them so that if they want to pursue professional career, they can shoot for the moon.
About Anna Z.
I began teaching as a private lesson instructor through the public school system in Dallas, TX. I taught 6th-12th grade students, ranging from just starting on an instrument to college entry level.
At the time, I had just started my Masters in Violin Performance at Southern Methodist University. Since then, I have moved to Boston and attended the New England Conservatory for Contemporary Improvisation.
Most of my teaching philosophy is inspired by Simon Fischer and his pedagogical materials within the Classical arena. However, being at the conservatory has inspired new styles from around the world, along with a new way of thinking and approaching music beyond notes on a page. So, having this new direction in music certainly lends itself to a broader student base, for those who may be interested in learning violin or viola for a different style.
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Anna is wonderful with kids. The students have always had a very positive experience with Anna's lessons. I fully recommend.

Anna is a very dedicated and talented violin teacher. Her focus is on helping each student with a custom tailored lesson program that emphasizes both technique and musical expressiveness. She is also gifted in teaching improvisation.
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Private Instructor
Aug 2013 - Dec 2014Plano Independent School District
I taught private lessons through the public school system. 6th-12th grade, for violin and viola.
Education
Certificate in Contemporary Improvisation
Sep 2015 - Jun 2018New England Conservatory
MM - Violin Performance
Aug 2013 - Dec 2014Southern Methodist University
BM - Violin Performance
Jan 2011 - May 2013West Texas A&M
Languages
English
Fluent / Native Proficiency
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