Develop your skills as a musician with violin lessons in Vancouver BC. Our highly qualified violin instructors have years of experience teaching all ages and levels. Musiprof allows you to find the best teacher based on criteria that matters to you including: location, experience, price, schedule and much more. Violin lessons available in Vancouver British Columbia, in-studio, your home, or online.
Develop a strong foundation in all aspects of music making: technique, proper posture, musical expression.
I plan to take into account my students’ interests and learning styles as I teach, as well as provide students with multiple means of demonstrating their learning.
Viola, Violin, Piano, Music Theory and Songwriting. I believe learning is more than just the notes on the page and should be fun and enjoyable while embodying culture. Learn classical and/or pop music repertoire and techniques that will carry you further in your music life!
I am passionate about teaching students of all ages, with a variety of abilities and goals. Through my passion of teaching, I bring a fun yet inspiring atmosphere into the lesson.
Music is communication. As an educator, I want to bring hope and encouragement to my students by increasing their skill and love for music.
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Kind, Experienced & Qualified Violin Teachers in Vancouver
How it Works
Step 1
Search for a teacher:
Compare different teachers based on criteria that matter to you, including location, age, experience, teaching style.
Step 2
How to register for lessons
Book a trial lesson on your desired teachers page. After the trial, lessons are sold in groups of 5, 10 or 15 lessons. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Step 3
Connect with your teacher:
After purchase, your teacher will contact you to schedule the first lesson. Lessons take place once a week in home, at the teachers studio or online.
Find a Violin Teacher in Vancouver Near You
What violin should I buy?
Violin for beginners (Full size)
Mendini – Solid Wood Satin Antique Violin with Hard Case, Shoulder Rest, Bow, Rosin and Extra Strings (Full Size) – $114.43 CAD
Partial Size Violin for Children
Violin for Adults – High End
4/4 High-End Violin, Master Craft – $2, 337.00 CAD
How much does it cost to buy a violin?
You should plan on spending between $400 and $2,000 on your first violin. There are various factors that go into the price like size, age and the maker. For example, adults will usually buy a full size violin and children will often get a partial size one. To learn more about the different factors that affect the price of a violin read: How much does a violin cost?
Violin lessons At-Home
Some teachers at Musiprof offer the option of at-home lessons. However, a small fee is applied to cover the teachers transportation time. Look and see if the teacher has a tab on their page that says at-home lessons.
About Musiprof Music School
Musiprof provides private violin lessons in Vancouver BC. Our highly qualified teachers have experience teaching many styles of music including classical violin, popular music and fiddle to beginners to advanced violin students. Our violin students can also choose to learn violin and viola at the same time.
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FAQ
30 minutes: $30.00 – $35.00 CAD
45 minutes: $43.00 – $48.00 CAD
60 minutes: $55.00 – $64.00 CAD
The cost of violin lessons in Vancouver varies based on the lesson length and the teachers experience.
Lessons take place at our teachers accredited studios, at your home or online. Our violin teachers are situated in various areas of Vancouver BC, such as North Vancouver, Richmond, and Downtown.
According to a famous study by Psychologist Anders Ericsson, it took violin students 10 000 hours of practise to achieve a world class level on the violin. That’s 3 hours of daily practise for approximately 10 years.
Any age above 3 or 4 years old, but any any is a good age. Many of our students begin violin lessons in there 30s, 40s and 50s.
It depends on your goals. A hobby violinist can make progress with only 30 minutes of daily practice. Whereas an aspiring professional might practice 2-5 hours per day to achieve the level that they require.
In this respect, practice is like working out. Beginners should start slowly, intermediate players should do more, and experienced players should do much more.