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Sarah Wagner - Violin teacher
Sarah Wagner
ViolinClarendon St, Glasgow G20 7QP, UK1.4 km
£20.00
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Sarah Wagner’s interest in bringing theatricality to classical music has led her to perform in a diverse array of locations ranging from the Palace of Auburn Hills with Detroit-based rapper Eminem to underneath motorway…

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Eleanor Felton - Violin teacher
Eleanor Felton
ViolinGlasgow G41, UK3.4 km
£30.00
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Hi! I have been teaching violin for several years both privately and through Muswell Young Musicians in London and I teach beginner and intermediate violin, up to Grade 5. I have experience with students of all ages and…

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Delight Kwan - Violin teacher
Delight Kwan
Violin18 Bredisholm Dr, Baillieston, Glasgow G69 7HZ英國9.3 km
£15
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Would love to learn the piano or the violin? Don't worry, I've got you covered, whether you are just grade 1 or grade 8 level! Hello, I am Delight! With just achieving my BMus Degree at the University of Aberdeen last…

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About Violin lessons in Glasgow

Glasgow tutors offer calm guidance for bowing, intonation and repertoire. Learn in Partick, Shawlands or online.

Lesson formats

Teachers cover Glasgow’s West End, Merchant City and Southside, plus online lessons.

Areas covered
West EndMerchant CitySouthsidePartickShawlands
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Violin lessons: what to expect

Who violin lessons suit

Children and adults seeking structured technique and musical development.

Choosing a violin

Size and setup matter — consult a teacher or luthier for correct sizing.

A simple learning path for violin

A good teacher will tailor lessons to your goals — but here’s what progress often looks like.

Weeks 1–8: Foundations
1

Hold the instrument, bow control, first scales and simple tunes.

Months 2–6: Technique
2

Shifting, vibrato, double-stops and phrasing.

Months 6+: Performance
3

Concert repertoire, orchestral excerpts and ensemble playing.

Getting started: what you need

Keep it simple at first — your teacher can help you choose the right setup.

  • A well-sized student violin, rosin, shoulder rest and a tuner.
  • Regular short practice sessions focused on bow control and intonation.

Styles & goals your teacher can support

Choose a direction — lessons can be tailored around what you actually want to play.

Classical
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Technique, repertoire and orchestra preparation.

Folk
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Traditional tunes, ornamentation and rhythmic drive.

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Trust & safety

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FAQs about violin lessons in Glasgow

Are adult beginners welcome?

Yes — posture, bow basics and approachable pieces come first.

Can lessons be online?

Yes — online tuition suits busy diaries and consistent progress.

Do you help with exams?

Tutors can guide ABRSM or Trinity if you choose exams.

Will you coach orchestra parts?

Yes — targeted rehearsal supports confidence before performances.

Do you teach children?

Many tutors welcome younger learners and tailor lesson length.

Is equipment advice available?

Teachers can advise on shoulder rests, strings and basic setup.

How often to practise?

Short daily practice sessions are more effective than occasional long sessions.

Should I learn from method books?

Method books provide structure; teachers tailor them to student needs.