Violin Courses
Playing the violin is a rich and emotional experience that allows you to form a strong connection with music. Here, you'll engage your body, mind, and creativity on every note, increasing your flexibility as a musician.
Enrolling in our expert-led violin lesson in Singapore can guide you through this rewarding music path.
Why Enroll on our Violin Lessons
Opportunity to join our inspiring Strings Music Ensemble Lessons
Our string ensemble lessons Strings Music Ensemble Lessons are meticulously crafted by world-class musicians. We aim to instill comprehensive ensemble-playing skills, etiquette, performance skills, and proper conductor gestures as part of the learning experience.
Experience Private and Public Performances, Beyond Solo Practice
Grab the chance to participate in both in-house and public performances rather than just learn and play as a soloist alone and sit for grading exams.
Access Grading Exams
Get access to grading exams to formally assess your learning progress in music. In this way, you’ll be more motivated and focused to be a better violinist.
Internationally Acclaimed Music Advisors
Attend a violin class where you will be mentored by internationally recognised, professional music teachers. These experts will provide lessons tailored to your learning style, ensuring you achieve your musical goals.
Ideal Violin Teacher for Kids
Music LifeStyle teachers make lessons fun yet challenging, all while understanding a child’s learning style to apply the correct teaching strategies for them. Our teaching culture includes giving constructive feedback to guide and encourage your kid to try their best.
Violin Lessons for Kids
In a Music LifeStyle violin session, we conduct personalized and engaging lessons to help your children learn this lovely stringed instrument comprehensively.
Signing children up for a violin class can be a transformative and unforgettable enrichment that extends far beyond mere musical enjoyment. It offers a wealth of benefits, nurturing your child’s cognitive and character development.
Quick Learning
Kids learn quickly throughout the early stages of their lives. It is a fitting period for them to take lessons that could improve their fine motor skills, cognitive development, discipline, confidence, and social abilities–all of which attending a violin class could achieve.
Exploration of Musical Interests
Violins are versatile, portable, and social instruments that can spark a child’s love of shared music in orchestras, bands, or even jam sessions with friends and family.
If your kid is interested in learning string instruments or reading musical notes, it may be a good idea to introduce them to what a violin is with Music LifeStyle.
Enhanced Academic Skills
When children perceive rhythm, beat, and musical notes, they learn to determine patterns, which can improve their academic skills, such as reading and mathematics.
Violin lessons for kids are an excellent way to connect them with music, which is valuable for brain development.
Violin Lessons For Adults
Getting caught up with work, chores, and other obligations may seem like a drawback to acquiring new skills or following your musical passion. Despite all these, there is still something special and fulfilling in taking up violin lessons for adults in Singapore.
Cognitive Benefits
Playing the violin surely benefits a growing child’s early developmental stages. But it’s also not too late for adults to enjoy its cognitive advantages. Using the instrument is like engaging your brain in a full-body workout, with brain functions working simultaneously.This, in turn, improves memory and engages problem-solving skills.
Physical Benefits
It is natural to want to rest and relax after a tiring day at work. Listening and playing music in your violin class with Music Lifestyle soothes and calms your muscles and brain. Additionally, playing the violin requires proper posture and positioning. Once this becomes a habit, good posture will alleviate back pain by reducing stress on your joints.
Develops Time Management
Although it may be hard to balance a hectic work life with attending music lessons at first, learning to balance the two is definitely worth it. Not only does it improve your time management skills. But it also gives you a sense of achievement–wins that could get you to power through your adult life.
Social Interaction
In a group violin class, or when generally practicing music with peers, coordination is key in order to produce an ideal tune. Practicing a string instrument can help you work well with the people around you, strengthening your social skills.
Lifelong Learning
Violin lessons for adults challenge age-related stereotypes in the music field, proving that learning the instrument is a lifelong pursuit no matter the age you started. Nurturing your capabilities in playing the violin throughout fosters adaptability, emotional intelligence, and self-efficacy–traits that are vital for adults to cultivate.
Our Violin Course Program
- Course Length: 1-year course;
- Duration: 45mins / weekly group session;
- Theory: Basic Notes Reading
- Focus activities include:
- Rhythm Training
- Percussion playing
- Ensemble playing
- Solfege/Solfa Singing (aural training)
- Accompaniment Music Tracks
- Duration: 45mins or 1 hour / weekly group or individual session;
- Examination (Optional): ABRSM
- Focus activities include:
- Rhythm Training
- Percussion playing
- Sight Reading
- Posture
- Technique
- Age : From 6 years old
- Duration : 45mins / 1hr
- Criteria : At your own pace
- Theory : Grade 1 – 8
- Examination Board : ABRSM (Grading & Diploma Levels)
- Age: From 5 years old
- Duration: 45mins / 1hr
- Class Size: 3 Students (Maximum 5 students per class)
- Course Outlines:
- Playing and singing
- Playing with musical instruments in a small band
- Listening to the classical music & developing the perfect pitch
- Musical pantomime games
- Developing a sense of rhythm
Age 5 - 7 years old: Encore on Strings
Age 7 years old to Adult
Individual Violin
Group Violin
FAQs
- What is the best age to learn violin?
- Why do some children prefer to skip bow-stringed instruments?
- Am I too old to learn the violin?
- Is playing the violin hard?
- What to know before taking violin lessons?
Exploring the violin can happen at any time in your life, whether you are a child or an adult. But for young ones eager to learn this string instrument, children typically start to play between six and nine years old, some even younger.
A key issue is whether or not the child loves their violin teacher. Both teachers and parents play extremely important roles in working together to understand how to inspire the children as well as encourage them to participate in all music-related activities.
Our passionate violin teachers will guide and encourage your kid to be inspired in a violin class and provide strategic and structured practice methods in order to be good at it without being stressed out.
Learning violin is usually misunderstood to be for youngsters only. However, this is untrue, as adults can actually learn faster than children. Adults can pick things up quickly and easily when they are determined and interested, whereas children usually learn at a slower pace. Our extensively experienced andragogy trained music instructors can make the process of learning the violin as an adult even more enjoyable for you.
The common setback for adults interested in learning violin lessons is their lack of time, confidence, and initiative. They typically complain of getting an excessive amount of work and not enough time to practice. However, if one practices the correct approach systematically, time wouldn’t be a problem. Quality matters, not the amount.
Most people say that playing the violin is hard primarily because it has no frets, and making a beautiful sound out of it initially can be challenging. But with proper practice, hard work, and of course, the right teacher, learning the instrument will be easier.
Our professionally guided violin lessons in Singapore can help you start on the right foot and have you making beautiful music in no time. At Music LifeStyle, you are in good hands.
If you’re planning to attend a violin class, remember three things: your violin needs care, it may sound scratchy and noisy sometimes, and learning the instrument is a commitment. But the rewards–the wonderful music you create, the sense of accomplishment, and the joy of playing–are absolutely worth it!