Keep Violinin'

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Welcome back concert along with the start of the new school year celebration:) Stay tuned for our next event on Nov.12 at the Mosaic Recreation Center for the Annual Holiday Concert:)

After an eventful summer of traveling in Asia, I’m now back in my studio starting another exciting year of private and group lessons along with performances in the community!! Here’s a clip of me and my beginner student practicing her sight reading skills by playing exercises from Adventures in Music Reading by William Starr:

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It’s really important to prepare the beginner student well by focusing on the posture and tone quality before rushing into more advanced pieces. 

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Here is a clip of my students and I playing the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Variation A for the audience at the local library. Enjoy and have a safe and fun summer!!!:) Our next performance will be Nov.12, 2017!!!

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4 of my students have participated in a local orchestra called Gradus Ad Parnassum this past few months. Some more of my students will be joining them in the fall. So happy there’s a local orchestra in San Ramon now:) Enjoy the pics and video link to one of their performances:)

Enjoy!

Looking forward to these events in the next couple months👏👏👏

My 2 year 10 months old daughter has decided she wants to learn how to play violin now and I casually introduced her to the “rest position” and “play position”. Here are pics of last night’s mini lesson:) Enjoy! Can’t wait to see what she can do in a year’s time!!:) Come back and see more of her progress:) #keepviolinin

​​Many thanks to Martha Yasuda for arranging the Seitz Concerto duet and for Kerstin Wartberg’s arrangement of the Happy Squirrel:) Enjoy!!

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My youngest students ages(4&6) playing the twinkle duet:)

I currently have group lessons with my students in Book 2&up every Fridays. It’s been fun having them play together and listen to each other. Today I had them use their bows and play on each others’ violins.(see pic below) They thought it was quite a bonding moment and really got them to relax and enjoy the atmosphere:)https://quik.gopro.com/v/X1bBL62fWG/?from=timeline&isappinstalled=0