Kids

Violin

Perhaps the smallest in the string family and played by bow or plucked, the violin is used across musical genres to gain the high-pitched sound that is desired when capturing the listener’s attention and plucking the “strings” of their heart.

Viola

Slightly larger than the violin, and creating a lower or deeper sound than its sister string instrument, the viola has been embraced by symphonies and orchestras when the alto range is sought during the performance.

Cello

The larger member of the violin family, the cello produces from a bow stroked with precision across its strings an “internal warming” bass tone providing a welcoming accompaniment to any orchestra.

Kids

Learning to play a musical instrument can be both exciting and challenging at the same time. However, the correct music instructor can create a learning environment that motivates the student to perform at their best, embrace what they are learning and generate pleasant memories along the way.

Our music lessons are designed to instruct students of every age at the level that is most comfortable for their learning style, current ability, and level of commitment. Learning to play a musical instrument is like learning to ride a bike, walk or swim… it can never be too early.