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Singapore Private Violin Lessons

 

Enrol your child in a violin trial session with an experienced violin teacher today.

  • Effective and interactive pedagogy.
  • Specially designed for young students who are new to music.
  • Sight Reading, Basic Music Theory and Violin Playing Skills.
  • Engaging activities will lead your child to grow their interest in the violin while having fun.

 

How does it work?

We are here to help you reach your musical dream while embarking on a life-changing journey.

We Track Progress

We ensure all our tutors follow our well thought off lesson plan while teaching. What’s more, we monitor carefully your child’s progress so you know what they are learning in every lesson!

We make it flexible

Our tutor will go down to your house for the private violin lessons, at your preferred timing. Now you can enjoy doing what you want while your child can enjoy the violin lesson at the same time!

Suzuki Syllabus with Fun

Your child is given the opportunity to learn with a highly competent violin teacher using Suzuki Syllabus while getting them ready for ABRSM/ Trinity Exams.

Areas of focus

Wondering what will your child learn in a violin lessons? Explore below:

Learning to play the violin might sound like a daunting task. However, it becomes much easier and more rewarding quickly, if the student develops good playing technique.

Having good technique from the beginning ensures progress, success, and allows students to reach their musical and creative goals on the violin. For example, being able to hold the violin with good posture, having a relaxed stance, knowing where and when to use fingers to make noise and having a good bow hold and bow arm.

During our private violin lessons, excellent music playing technique will be taught and constantly reinforced. Different methods such as the ABRSM syllabus are commonly taught. The combination of methods ensures that the student understands technical issues on the instrument and can approach new discoveries or problems from several different angles.

Sight-reading – reading and performing of a piece of written music that the performer has not seen before. All musicians are required to have good sight-reading skills as this makes learning new pieces much easier and quicker.

Just like learning to read words, learning how to sight-read music takes a lot of practice and discipline until it eventually becomes second nature. In each of our violin lessons, students are given a range of different tasks and activities to help them increase their sight-reading ability. Through all these training, students will learn to read and anticipate the changing dynamics in speed and volume as written.

Music Mood lesson focus on honing students’ short-term musical memories to allow them to read ahead while playing a piece so that they play it correctly when they get to that section. This is what we teach our students to master: the ability to read and play a piece of music upon first sight. As a result students are more likely to try learning new pieces of music by themselves, making them stronger and more well-rounded performers.

Music theory – the language used to talk about the music we hear and play. It is one of the most important things to learn as it helps musicians to not only become better performers, but also have a better understanding of the music they are playing.

Learning music theory also makes musical activities such as performing, composing, improvising, arranging, teaching music, or getting a music degree much easier once one gains a basic understanding of music theory. During our music lessons students will learn a range of different music theory subjects.

We will normally start the music theory lessons with notation which covers the staff, clefs, note names, rhythms, rests, intervals, meter and time signatures, key signatures, and dynamics. Students will also be taught about scales and chords (harmony), melodies, phrases, and musical forms.

Whether you are an absolute beginner or already know a lot about music theory our violin lessons are individually tailored to cover everything from the most basic scales to the most advanced notation. We also offer Music Theory Lessons for those who are just keen to learn it as a subject.

Explore new instruments and meet new friends over music!

While there is a good amount of music written for solo especially for violin, piano and cello; one of the most important and exciting parts of playing a musical instrument is having the opportunity to play music with other musicians. Playing in an ensemble means to play not just as a soloist, but as someone who collaborates with other musicians.

In our music lessons, students will learn how play duets and in other small ensembles to develop the skills needed to cooperate with other musicians. These skills include playing in the same tempo and style with others without a metronome or a conductor, listening to more than one musical line at once, and being able to express ideas and make decisions with another musician.

The skill of playing chamber music helps a student become more well-rounded and independent. Students also develop problem solving and communication skills that are necessary in becoming a strong musician.

Getting nervous over the upcoming exams or audition? Preparing for an ABRSM or Trinity exam takes careful planning and an awareness of the importance of including all aspects of the exam in the music lessons on a regular basis.

Whether you have an upcoming ABRSM or Trinity examination, our team of experienced music teachers are all familiar with the length of time it takes to prepare for each exam and the care needed to ensure that the most appropriate and appealing selection of pieces is presented.

Prior to any upcoming examination we help our students choose suitable pieces for the exam and make sure they have selected the right combination from the correct syllabus. We also incorporate at least a few minutes’ aural training and sight-reading into every violin lesson as well as giving them a mock exam well before the actual event.

Our students are also encouraged to perform the pieces to their family, relatives, and friends and to work through several sample papers before the exam so that they get used to the sort of questions that will be asked while staying within the time limit. Finally, we help students to develop their confidence in themselves and their abilities through practicing walking into a room and setting up to perform, as these are often the most nerve-wrecking moments before the actual exam.

“Through this small group lesson, Jonathan is able to have the teacher’s focus as well as the opportunity to interact with his classmates and learn from each other as well. He truly enjoyed the violin lesson.”

Gillian, Jonathan's Mother
“My daughter was absolutely delighted when the small group lessons were launched and she had the opportunity to have violin lessons with her good friends!”

Grace Tan, Phoebe's Mother
“Benjamin is really a great tutor! The lessons are very solid in terms of the way he engage the kids and they learn a lot from him.”

Kiong Hee Ng, May's Father
“I am very happy to see that Bee Yi is learning through ‘playing’ and, within a short period, she has actually developed deeper interest in violin. I am delighted that she wanted me to sign her up for regular lesson after the trial.”

Lee Mei Wong, Bee Yi's Mother

SIGN UP TODAY FOR A VIOLIN TRIAL SESSION FOR $30 ONLY

Enjoy a 45 mins group violin Trial Session with one of our great violin coaches!
The Trial Session gives you a chance to see the whole picture of what the Music Mood experience is like.

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