Groups

Beginner Group Class

Sat 9:15-9:45am, Sept. 19th – Dec 5th 

This class is designed for children ages 5-10 and provides a fun introduction to the violin and the Suzuki approach. Students 11+ and teens, please email me about a separate class at the studio (depending on registration).

Through posture games, songs, rhythm activities, and ear training, students will develop foundational musical skills in a fun and supportive group setting. This class is a wonderful opportunity to explore the violin, build confidence, and make musical friends before committing to a full year of private lessons.

Musical Toolbox

Sat 10-10:45am, Jan. 10th – March 7th (Every Second Week) 

This class will introduce the fundamentals of music theory to young students in a fun and engaging way. We will cover note identification on the staff and keyboard, rhythm basics, musical terminology and ear training. Students will also have the opportunity to perform for each other at the end of each class. This class serves as a pre-requisite to the Royal Conservatory Theory book 1 class. Students must be enrolled in private lessons to participate. 

Prelude Strings Junior Orchestra

Sat 11-11:45am, Jan 10th – March 7th (Every Second Week)

This group introduces string students to the basics of orchestra playing in a fun and friendly environment. Students should be able to read basic notes and rhythms and have at least one year of playing experience. Open to violin, viola and cello students RCM 2/Suzuki 2 level and above. 

Adult/homeschool group class

Thurs 1:30-2:30, Jan. 8th – March 5th (Every Second Week)

Designed for adults new to group playing, this fun and relaxed class introduces basic theory and note reading as we learn to play simple music in two or more parts. Stop practicing alone and start making music in a welcoming group! No formal ensemble experience required. 

Royal Conservatory of Music Theory – Book 1

Mon 4:15-5pm, Jan. 5th – March 9th (Every Second Week)

This course provides a structured and comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts outlined in the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) Level 1 Theory Syllabus. It is the ideal companion for students in their early years of instrumental study and a necessary foundation for all subsequent theory levels.