Learn from Great Violin Teachers

I studied viola performance at the University of Northern Colorado and currently sit as the Principal violist of the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra. As an avid member of the local Viola community, I perform and teach both professionally and personally on a regular basis. I've been teaching private and group lessons for 20 years, and love working with students of all ages and levels!

Sara Rodriguez is a Honduran-born freelance violinist based in Dallas, TX. A graduate of The University of Southern Mississippi where she earned her bachelors, and Baylor University, where she earned her masters in music performance. Sara has been a student of Dr. Stephen Redfield, Dr Bruce Berg, and Professor Julia Bushkova.

Venezuelan violist, conductor and pedagogue Aleksandre Roderick-Lorenz hails from Caracas where their musical foundation began under the auspices of the famed "El Sistema" organization. A versatile musician, Roderick-Lorenz enjoys a dynamic career as soloist, chamber musician and teacher.

I have trained classically under world-renowned teachers throughout the United States and Europe, and my passions have also brought me to jazz, pop, hip hop, and folk music, as well as improvisation in all of these styles. I would be delighted to help you learn a new tune, develop the basics of jazz improvisation, or help you prepare for your recital!

I am a graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music and Florida State University. I have worked professionally in an established string quartet (Lindsayan), a Piano trio (Arlington), performed with Orchestras (recently leading the viola section of the Ulster Orchestra, in Belfast, Northern Ireland), at respected national chamber music festivals, and for studio recordings in a wide…

Mr. McAvoy has studied Suzuki Violin with Keitha Herron in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania at the Academy of Community Music, where he also has taken a masterclass with Robert dePasquale. He has attended three Ithaca, New York Suzuki Institutes, and performed with many ensembles, including a concert at the Academy of Music with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Mr.

Ms. Qian has a wide range of expertise in teaching violin, including orchestra audition preparation, technique, solo repertoire, performance psychology, musical style development, chamber music, practice efficiency, and more. Wen will pinpoint your problems and make playing the violin easy for you! Her students' age ranges from 8 (with some beginner's training) to adults.

Hello and thanks for visiting my profile page. My love of music and playing the violin and viola began very early through my school music program. To continue my pursuit after graduation, I was awarded a scholarship to study music performance and education at Colorado University in Boulder and Brandon University in Manitoba, Canada.

I started violin at the age of 5 and having experience performing in orchestras and concerts since then. Since then, I have been involved in summer music programs as well as festival orchestras all over the world. As a current student at Lehigh University studying engineering and music, I continue to play in orchestras and ensembles.

I began playing music when I was 8 years old and started playing professionally as a teenager. I started teaching in-person lessons in 1987 and opened my own studio 20 years ago. I have also been a faculty member at a local Fine Arts Center for 14 years.