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Featured Viola Teachers Near Mesa, AZ

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering viola lessons in Mesa. 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!
Kirk J offers violin lessons in Mesa, AZ

Kirk J

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...Upon entering the run way for take off, the plane begins to pick up speed. It starts slow, but then pick up speeds up to 500 mph in order to reach your destination sooner. ... Read More

Orlando M offers violin lessons in Mesa, AZ

Orlando M

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...I also provide materials that will enable individuals, and homogeneous/heterogeneous string groups to build the secure technique so vital to string players who want to express themselves musically. ... Read More

Brianna L offers violin lessons in Mesa, AZ

Brianna L

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...I am a dedicated and hard working teacher. I graduated from the University of Idaho with my degree in Instrumental Music Education in May 2014. During my time in school, I was actively involved in the community orchestra (Washington-Idaho Symphony), Sigma Alpha Iota (a philanthropic music fraternity for women), and held various leadership positions in other organizations, all while maintaining my own private studio and teaching through the Preparatory Division at the University of Idaho. ... Read More

Siarra R offers violin lessons in Mesa, AZ

Siarra R

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...Whereas if they leave with a feeling of accomplishment, success, or improvement, I find more beneficial effects take place throughout the week and during the next lesson.... Read More

Tori R offers violin lessons in Mesa, AZ

Tori R

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...Practicing effectively has many components including basic things like the right environment all the way up to the right mindset of the student while practicing. For young students, effective practice looks like being in a quiet room with minimal distractions.... Read More

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