Violin Lessons
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Shine Music Beginner Violin Lessons
Violin students will begin by learning how to hold the bow correctly and practise correct bowing technique and posture. After learning correct bowing technique, students will learn simple finger positions on the finger board. It usually takes three to five lessons before students play their first tune.
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Intermediate and Advanced Violin Lessons
Intermediates who are looking to advance their playing technique and repertoire are advised to come into Shine Music School for a complementary interview to assess the students' playing level and to discuss the students' goals and interests.
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Gabriella Mendoza performing at the Shine Music School charity concert 2006
Melad Farraha performing at Shine Music School charity concert 2006
Frequently Asked Questions
The Suzuki method in Australia?
How much does the student need to practice?
How much do violin lessons at Shine Music School cost?
The Suzuki method in Australia
Suzuki is a method of teaching that was developed
in
In
Australian schools, music is not taught in every school so it makes it difficult
for students who want to learn violin through the Suzuki method but want to complete
Australian Music Examinations Board exams.
Students that have only been taught Suzuki, but have not been taught how to read
music find it very difficult to transfer to the AMEB system when they want to go
for examinations.
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Music examinations are a good tool for students who want to continually improve
their playing and performance ability and to have their playing ability graded on
a recurring basis. Music examinations allow students to grade their performance
ability every six months ( certain instruments ), provides goals for students to
aim for and provides a professional grading system for students. Shine Music School
encourages exams but are not enforced on students. Our primary aim is for students
to have fun exploring their chosen instrument.
Students are only encouraged to attempt examinations when they have attained a certain
level of competence and ability. At Shine Music School, all our teachers are Australian
Music Examinations Board ( AMEB ) , Contemporary Popular Music ( CPM) and Associated
Board of the Royal School of Music ( ABRSM UK) registered and we cater for Jazz,
Rock, Pop and Classical exams for all instruments.
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How much does the student need to practice?
Practicing everyday is the most effective and fastest way of improving your skills as a musician. If you practice only every now and then, your improvement will be inconsistent. Even with just 10 minutes every day, you will notice an improvement week to week. Of course, the longer you practice every day, the better, 30 minutes is a good goal to aim for, as long as it is everyday!
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How much do violin lessons at Shine Music School cost?
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