Violin Lessons in Blanchard, Oklahoma & Online

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Dr. Ana Maria Wilson

I help children develop a lifelong love for music and key life skills through Suzuki violin lessons in a fun environment.

In-person private lessons can be 30, 45, or 60 minutes and will be held in Blanchard (Middleberg), Oklahoma. In-person recitals will be held once in the fall semester and once in the spring semester. In addition to private lessons and group classes, students will have access to a library of videos, audio clips, and other supplementary materials to make learning faster and easier. Students are expected to enroll in the summer semester in order to maintain progress.

In-Person Suzuki Lessons

Online Suzuki Lessons

Private lessons can be 30, 45, or 60 minutes. Online recitals will be held once in the fall semester and once in the spring semester. In addition to private lessons and group classes, students will have access to a library of videos, audio clips, and other supplementary materials to make learning faster and easier. High-speed internet is required for online lessons (ethernet cable connection is strongly recommended).

Summer Intro Workshop for Young Beginners

(No Instruments)

This is a fun, introductory workshop for children ages 4-7. We will explore different rhythms, music and movement, learn an introductory bow hold, parts of the violin, and musical terms. This is for the absolute beginner. Children will be grouped by age.

Please do not purchase an instrument. It is recommended that a parent or guardian attend. The child must be potty trained to participate.

More about
the Suzuki Method

The Suzuki Method, sometimes called the Mother Tongue Approach, was introduced by Dr. Shinichi Suzuki of Japan in the first half of the 20th Century. He realized that young children can learn music the same way they learn their native language when provided with a positive, nurturing environment and excellent teaching. (Although this works especially well with young children, older beginners and adults see tremendous benefits from learning with this method.)

Regular parental participation in practice sessions and lessons, daily listening to recordings of the music, constant review of learned music, a nurturing environment between the parent, child, and teacher, and group classes to supplement private lessons are some of the key tenets of the Suzuki Method.

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