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Featured Viola Teachers Near Baltimore, MD

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering viola lessons in Baltimore. Whether you are looking for beginner viola lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!
Yalira M offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Yalira M

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...I believe in being very direct about the level of playing in lessons. While being in the United States I have had teachers who after I played, either very good or very bad, they say Its great followed by a but. ... Read More

Madeleine C offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Madeleine C

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...Helping a student reach their musical aspirations and developing their love of music has always been my mission. I help students set goals for themselves, and guide them to those goals through music I choose and music the students are interested in, which I sometimes let the students choose themselves. ... Read More

Wayman M offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Wayman M

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...I studied privately with Philip J. Teibel of the Buffalo Philharmonic from childhood through High School. I toured the Southeast US with the Oberlin College Choir and Orchestra in college. ... Read More

Kara K offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Kara K

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...After graduate school, I continued to teach at Joyful Sounds School of Music and started my own home studio. In 2016, I decided to teach only at my home studio.... Read More

Robert B offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Robert B

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...I have a flexible approach to teaching, and can work with classical notation and sheet music, in addition to playing by ear and improvising. I can also teach theory from the fundamentals to advanced, and can provide tutoring in preparation for the AP music theory exam, and other preparatory exams required for students wishing to enter a college or university music program.... Read More

Stephanie S offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Stephanie S

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...I have seen young toddlers be successful at taking a violin lesson! You should look for genuine interest and excitement in the instrument with a strong desire to learn and perform.... Read More

Brent S offers violin lessons in Baltimore, MD

Brent S

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...Classical music runs in my family. I come a background where classical music is preferred to rock and roll. I would prefer to be a kind, friendly professional who respects the feelings of his students.... Read More

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