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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Violin lessons in Colorado Springs . Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!
Instruments: Piano Guitar Violin Saxophone Clarinet
I use the Rubank Method for beginning, intermediate, and advanced clarinet and Saxophone. This series emphasizes the simple concepts to the advanced fundamentals, i.e. rhythm, articulation, breath support, fingerings. The lesson plans are incorporated in the Rubank Method with an easy progression through the fundamental starting with whole notes, half notes, quarter notes and simple to complex rhythms. For the advanced clarinet student the Rose 32 Etudes are an essential addition to the lessons as well as the Klose Method. Read More
Instruments: Violin Viola
I hold four degrees in violin performance and have been teaching for nineteen years. I have worked with students ages 2-adult. I have trained students to be professional violinists and worked with countless beginners and amateurs. I enjoy working with all ages and levels. I teach a mixture of Traditional and Suzuki Methods. I introduce note reading at the beginning of lessons even with young children. I often work from several books at a time focusing on pieces, scales and etudes. Read More
Instruments: Piano Violin
I love hearing a student improve in their music. I love not only hearing them play but seeing them grow as a person. Music is an incredible powerful gift that can be used in so many different ways. I believe in learning a musical instrument students can be benefited as a person by learning self discipline/patience/perseverance. It's a great way to set goals and see goals met. There is no way for learning an instrument to be a quick process but little by little it can progress to a great accomplishment. Read More
Instruments: Violin Viola Fiddle
With over a decade of experience teaching, Nerea has taught music to thousands of students in private and group lessons as well as in ensembles and schools. Although Nerea has taught and continues to teach Beginner to Advanced Violin, from ages 3 - 53, her specialty is "Fiddle" music. She is highly knowledgeable in Cape Breton, Scottish, Irish, traditional Breton, Celtic and World music. She has prepared students for Trinity and ABRSM exams, taught by ear and/or sight reading, followed diverse methods requested such as Suzuki and has prepared students for countless performances. Read More
Instruments: Guitar Bass Guitar Harmonica Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar
Have any of your students won awards or been selected for special honors? How have they succeeded?
My first student captured first place in the Orlando School of Rock n Roll. He started as a beginner with me where we played together during our sessions. I allowed him to venture more into new territory musically, where he then saw the light and subsequently went on to become a music teacher himself while expanding his talent, his view of music, and became passionate about guitar playing.
What musical accomplishments are you most proud of?
My best musical accomplishment , other than being fortunate to play next to great musicians has been my sense of playing with feeling, with dynamics that convey the emotion of the song to an audience or another person. My current passion is to not fill the musical space with notes, but play sparingly. BB King said"It's not what you play, its what you don't play." My best accomplishment if to learn when to fill the space, and when not to. That is what gives music life and takes it out of the notes on paper where it is possible to convey emotion to the people you are playing for.
What do you think is the hardest thing to master on your instrument?
For me, I feel there is so much to still learn to master an instrument, any instrument.
The hardest thing to do is not getting in a rut. I love rock, swing, jazz, a great symphony. When you see the best musicians play, it is easy to get discouraged. '
So, I try to learn one small thing I can incorporate into my playing that helps me on improve my playing. l suggest to my students to go to YouTube to watch others play, then take the simple instructions on how to play it. Many songs and genres are available and frankly, very helpful.
Why did you choose your primary instrument?
In the beginning my primary instrument was the piano because my mother played and seemed to enjoy it so much. Then, in my teen years I was inspired by the Beatles, Hermin Hermits and other popular groups of the 60's. Then, I learned the electric guitar. Loved it. I joined a band consisting of learning musicians like myself.
I played lead guitar playing at the Gulfport Casino and other teen dances. Eventually, I joined other bands like the Tempests and the Emotions, who were sought after throughout Florida teen dance establishments. This time was exciting musically, in both guitar playing and singing, as well as learning playing with feeling and song variations.
24 Years
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Happy Customers
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Cities with Students
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Ananya
Student needs Basic lessons in Violin and needs help catching up with middle school strings program. In Guitar, student needs to progress on Alfred Level 3 book onwards.
Deanna
Just need a teacher for my son so he can learn basics on the violin. He is a very new beginner, zero knowledge on violin. I would also like to try guitar lessons
Sarah
My son has expressed interest in learning to play violin. He's a 5th grader with no formal musical training beyond the standard public elementary school curriculum.