Individualized approach to every student is important to us. Length of each lesson and pace of learning are determined by many factors, such as student's personal inclinations, level of advancement, age, etc. We make educational process enjoyable and successful by combining hard work and persistence, while making sure each student's needs are met and abilities are expanded to the fullest potential.
Our violin instructors are experienced solo, chamber, and orchestral musicians and teachers. Whether you are a complete beginner or advanced violinist, our teachers can meet your learning needs. We extensively use the Suzuki Method of instruction at the New Mozart School of Music. To find out about the benifts of the Suzuki Method, read the article by Christine Shin on our website.
Our Harmony Road group class curriculum includes four lesson elements: keyboard discovery and skills; solfege singing and ear training; rhythm and movement activities; music improvisation and composition. It is this final element in particular that distinguishes New Mozart's program from many other curricula. The creative act, not just performance, is underlined as a valuable part of the complete musical person.
We believe that private instruction is the best way for anyone to learn how to play an instrument. One-on-one instruction means that students are given instruction tailored to their style of learning and the type of music they want to learn. A private teacher focuses 100% of their attention on that individual to ensure successful hand positioning, posture and other aspects of musical training.
We believe that private instruction is the best way for anyone to learn how to play an instrument. One-on-one instruction means that students are given instruction tailored to their style of learning and the type of music they want to learn. A private teacher focuses 100% of their attention on that individual to ensure successful hand positioning, posture and other aspects of musical training.
Looking for that age-appropriate, fun class to get your young child ready for piano lessons, guitar lessons, violin lessons, singing and reading music? Our early childhood lessons serve students from 16 months to 5 years of age with our classes: Music for the Young Child, Toddler Music and Preschool Music. All develop your child's musicality in a cooperative setting.
Tuition includes museum entrance on class days.