Lesson Details
Violin
- Levels Taught:
- Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Chaul teaches
About
- Teaches students:
- Females 9 to 28, males 8 to 33 and special needs
- Teaching since:
- 2011
I have been playing the violin for over 24 years. I like to teach beginning, intermediate, and advanced students regardless of their age. I would prefer beginners to take at least one year of piano lessons prior to learning how to the play the violin. This way students can transfer basic music knowledge into violin playing, especially in the field of reading and learning new music. My goal is to help music lovers learn how to teach themselves one day when a music teacher is no longer available.
I started teaching in 2011 while I was completing the Master of Music degree at Rice University. As I finished my Doctor of Musical Arts degree in December 2017, I decided to build and expand my own studio in Burleson, TX.
I also tutor beginning, intermediate, and advanced Chinese and have always loved Chinese literature.
Experience
Violin instructor
Dec 2017 - PresentHeartbeat Violin Studio offers violin lessons for both young kids and adults. Lessons are usually 30-minute or 60-minute long.
Teaching Fellowship
Sep 2015 - May 2017I taught college-level concentration and secondary students (age 18-33) in the past two years. My duty included private student teaching, coaching chamber music groups, and offering comments for juries.
Violin instructor
Sep 2011 - May 2014Private violin teacher, taught students from 8-14 years old
Education
Doctor of Musical Arts, Violin Performance
Aug 2014 - Dec 2017Master of Music, Violin Performance
Aug 2011 - May 2014Bachelor of Music, Violin Performance
Aug 2007 - May 2011Languages
English, Chinese
Awards
Presser Scholar
Mar 2010Affiliations
Texas Music Educators Association
Dec 2017Begun in 1920 as the Texas Band Teachers Association, the Texas Music Educators Association is an organization of over 10,000 school music educators dedicated to promoting excellence in music education. TMEA is comprised of five divisions: Band, Orchestra, Vocal, Elementary and College. On behalf of its members and Texas schoolchildren, TMEA carefully monitors the actions of all state decision-making bodies on issues affecting fine arts instruction in Texas. In addition to many member benefits, TMEA offers professional development opportunities for its members with Region workshops and especially with its annual Clinic/Convention. TMEA supports the future of music education by offering scholarships to music education majors and by sponsoring the Texas Future Music Educators, an organization through which high school students interested in careers in music education learn more about what to expect in their college education and future careers.
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2 Reviews
Write a ReviewThank you Chaul for a great lesson and also for being so patient with me when my computer didn't log into the session right away. I enjoyed my first lesson and am excited to have such a fabulous teacher that sent me material and information to prepare for my first session. I feel confident that I will be able to progress and I know that I will enjoy learning with you. I'm looking forward to my next lesson.
Show MoreWithin a half hour lesson I learned the proper way hold the bow and the chords to pluck for twinkle twinkle little star. You can feel how excited she is to be teaching someone her passsion. I'd definately recommend her.