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Violin lessons Mississauga-Etobicoke
Music School
CA Academy of Music
We pleased to offer Professional Violin lessons
in Mississauga and Etobicoke
Violin lessons in Mississauga and Etobicoke. We have the best violin teachers! Violin lessons for kids, Violin lessons for adults, violin lessons for seniors.
CA Academy of MUSIC offers violin lessons for fun, preparation for RCM exams (All levels), concerts and competitions.
Our violin students have an opportunity to participate in recitals during the school year.
Whether you are taking violin lessons with a view towards upgrading your RCM level or looking to learn violin for fun, we can guide you at every step of the way.
CA Mississauga and Etobicoke music schools are designed to adapt to your needs and goals. We tailor our violin classes to your musical interests, whether you are into classical, pop, jazz, religious, etc.
CA School of MUSIC in Mississauga is pleased to offer private violin lessons in Mississauga and Etobicoke
for any sort of student – from advanced students to beginners, and from children to seniors.
During CA violin lessons students will be under the tutelage of violin instructors with university degrees in music who have had concert and teaching experience in Europe and Canada.
All CA Academy of MUSIC teachers have very warm and welcoming personality.
Each of us has an individual teaching style and we create a unique approach to each student.
Our School of Music offers violin lessons in Mississauga-Etobicoke for children from the age of four.
Violin Lessons take place in our Mississauga Music School in a private studio one on one with a instructor.
Parents are welcome to attend the violin lessons, especially for the younger students.
CA Academy of Music violin students have an opportunity to participate in recitals during the school year.
CA recitals allow students to become more comfortable with playing in front of others and develop performance skills.
CA Academy of Music violin curricula
cover the following subjects:
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Note reading and recognition
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Counting, rhythm reading and recognition
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Technique (drills, scales)
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Sight Reading
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Rudiments of Theory
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Memorization
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Ear training
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Ensemble playing
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Improvisation
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