Little Musicians - Violin

Age: 5-7 years

Class Size: 6-8 children

Parental Involvement: Last 10 minutes of class

Lesson Cost: $24 (Materials $50 for first year)

Lesson Duration: 1 hour

By taking violin lessons your child will not only learn how to play one of the most prestigious instruments and develop his/her music knowledge, he/she will raise self-esteem, increase his/her concentration and develop his/her coordination.

In Little Musicians violin lessons, our brilliant violin teachers provide a fun and inspirational environment for your child to learn the violin. They will show your child how to acquire the most solid technique and how to produce the most beautiful sound from the violin, but they will always keep in mind that pleasure is the first reason why your child decided to play the violin and will always tailor the instruction to your childs needs and desires.

Benefits for your child:

Little Musicians violin uses innovative teaching methods to develop the inner ear and provide listening, playing, reading and writing activities in a logical sequence, progressively deepening an understanding of musical concepts and the language of music.

In the  Little Musicians Course, the emphasis is on musical sound and the development of musical sensitivity. Students are introduced to the beauty of sound, intonation but also music notation. In class and at home they will have the opportunity to hear live model performances and play along with accompaniments to help support their musical development.

Subjects

• Technique Exercises capture children's interest in playing the violin, help them with techniques of bowing and finger distribution and introduce new elements which will aid them to achieve the Violin Repertoire.
• Violin Repertoire enables children to experience the joy of musical expression through playing solo pieces on the violin.
• Ensemble Repertoire lets the student explore the joy of playing in ensemble playing together with their teacher and friends.
• Rhythm Training develops coordination skills and an inner sense of rhythm and tempo.
• Music Theory confirms practical musical experiences through reading and writing, leading to a deeper understanding of the elements of music.