The pinnacle of private music instruction, Suzuki method lessons offer bespoke, high-touch private instruction in a weekly format. The parent attends all lessons with the child and learn how to practice together at home with continuous 1:1 support from their teacher.

Social learning is also a core component of the Suzuki method. In addition to private weekly lessons, Suzuki families attend twice-monthly group classes with peers of the same age and ability level.

Through months and years of Suzuki based education, music becomes a transformational endeavor not only for the child’s development, but for the working relationship of the parent and child.

Click here to learn more about the Suzuki method, or click here to register for Suzuki lessons.

We understand that not all families have the time and resources for ongoing private instruction. We launched our group curriculum as a way to help Suzuki education reach more people.

We offer the following classes in multiple sessions during the academic year:

• Violin Explorers: ages 3-4

• Tiny Twinklers: 5-6

• Big Stars: ages 7-8

• Supernovas: ages 9-10

Group classes are scheduled in 3 month sessions, September-June, excluding Violin Explorers. VE is a 6 week introductory course that runs 3x per year on site, and as a special pop-up event in cooperation with local youth-focused organizations.

While our private Suzuki curriculum includes group classes, our group curriculum does not have a private component. Group students do have the option to add on private lessons as desired or recommended by the group instructor.

See our current class offerings and register here

We are accepting applicants for a new program launching in January 2027.

In education, a “flipped classroom” model has students using class time to complete assignments with a teacher’s guidance while leaving the bulk of study and instruction for completion at home. This is done through remote lectures and conversations.

This winter, we’ll be experimenting with offering a “flipped” model for music lessons. Students will attend lessons bi-weekly and will use off-weeks to complete prescriptive practice assignments with their caregiver.

We will have 4 openings for this pilot program, which is best suited for ages 8+ with a dedicated practice parent.

Click here to apply for the program.

For adult learners, we’re in the process of launching a comprehensive on demand curriculum.

If you’ve always wanted to learn violin but you’ve only hit obstacles to learning, this is for you!

Hosted by Nissa Anderson, Violin on Demand will provide access at multiple levels, from fully asynchronous learning to live lesson add-ons.

Click here to get on the waiting list for launch (the first two modules will be free!)

Please note that for now, Violin On Demand will be programmed for adult learners, not children.