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Featured Violin Teachers Near Edison, NJ

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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Violin lessons in Edison . 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!

Arsen K

Instruments: Violin

I always remember the words of great violin teacher Ivan Galamian, who used to say : everything that is natural, is nice, and, everything that’s not natural is not nice. Musical material, and, learning of musical instrument, both require time, so depending on development of each student, teacher needs to understand which portion of the information to provide for each and every student and provide that information in natural and easy understanding way, to be able to help the student to learn quickly and develop a passion for music. Read More

Robert P

Instruments: Piano Guitar Violin Flute Clarinet Bass Guitar Harmonica Banjo Ukulele Mandolin

I studied guitar with international performing artist Anna Maria Rosado and composition with American composer Annette Le Siege.  I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Classical Guitar Performance from New Jersey City University.  I have performed extensively in small venues throughout Vermont, and was a house musician for several seasons at the Yosemite Theater in Yosemite National Park, California. I have been teaching for over 30 years. Most of my students describe me as fun and patient. Read More

Alisher L

Instruments: Piano Guitar Violin Synthesizer Fiddle

My teaching method is the specially developed system consisting of a complex of composed tasks and exercises, directed on fast mastering of a musical material and development of learning playing the violin piano and guitar The given system has been made taking into account all components of educational process: pedagogical, psychological and informative. Eccentricity of the given guide consists that it is made of composed tasks and exercises which have been prepared as the lesson plan for violin's pianos and guitars practice with the American pupils throughout 10 years. Read More

Evan R

Instruments: Violin Viola

This is one reason why I believe personal instruction (rather than learning from books or through online resource) is almost a requirement for progressing quickly on violin and viola. I always try to acknowledge my students accomplishments and push them to become the best musicians they can be. At the same time, I recognize that each student learns at a different pace and for different reasons. As a slow learner myself growing up, I believe that everyone can learn how to play great music with good instruction. Read More

Daniel I

Instruments: Violin Viola

I am a very laid-back teacher. My belief is that music is fun. I encourage my students to have fun. Too many teachers make music all about practice and drilling. While practicing and drilling is definitely a part of learning, it is not the end-all be-all. Music needs to be enjoyed for what it is - fun! I have had teachers who have sucked the joy out of learning for me, and I strive to make sure that never happens for my students. Read More

Ethan S

Instruments: Guitar Violin Fiddle Music Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

With Violin Students, I like to start with the Suzuki method, Hal Leonard's Essential Elements, as well as some basic 1 octave scales. The first book of Suzuki is taught mainly by ear, while in the background I am also teaching rhythm with the Essential Elements material. With production songwriting and guitar, I like to work on basic chord shapes, chord changes and basic music theory so the student can understand the concepts clearly. Read More

Adeline B

Instruments: Piano Violin Electric Violin

For beginning students, the first things to learn are how to hold the violin. Setup and posture are the most important steps to avoid developing bad habits and the possibility of getting injured. Upon learning the basics of how to hold the violin and the bow is learning how to read music and sing music. If a student knows the basic setup of the violin/piano and knows how to read music then I would start them on repertoire fitted to their level. Read More

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...If you’re a songwriter, you might find yourself getting stuck in the frustrating routine of writing the same boring chord progressions over and over again. Our brains are designed to develop and maintain habits, and this can result in writing the same types of predictable music over and over again. But if you take the time to learn just a few basic music theory concepts behind something like chord substitution, you’ll be able to approach writing chord progressions in an entirely new and interesting way.   What is chord substitution?   Chord substitution occurs in music when composers add foreign chords that substitute the ones typically found... Read More

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...case of our 4/4 example, the bottom “4” is referring to a quarter note. So, in music-speak, 4/4 translates to four quarter notes per measure. Time signatures are not set in stone and can switch throughout one song or piece of music. Though rarely found within popular music, there are many examples of multiple time signatures found within one piece of music in the classical and art music world. The subversive “Math Rock” genre has built its reputation on its use of frantic and unpredictable changes of meter within one song.   The song “Tonto” by Brooklyn math rock geniuses Battles is an example of a song that features ... Read More

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...This is the staff. Don’t get intimidated! The big curly symbol on the left is called the treble clef. Different clefs represent different ranges of music for performers to play in, but you don’t need to worry about that right now. Let’s take a look at the “4/4” symbol. This symbol is called a time signature, and it’s how we’ll know what kind of rhythmic content is to be played in a piece of music. The top 4 represents how many beats fit into a measure of music (a measure is the box you see featured in the picture above). The ... Read More

The Benefits of Learning About Audio Engineering

...no engineer available to help you set up and create a quality sound. Be it a large band or a solo performance, there will come a time where it’s helpful to know how to set up some audio gear, place a microphone correctly, choose the correct microphone, and adjust the levels and tone of the projected sound.   One part of becoming an audio engineer is training your ears to hear properly and correctly. Knowing how various frequency levels relate to specific keys, and being able to hear a key and attribute it to a frequency level, can help a musician ... Read More
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