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Vanessa Balkwill - Violin teacher
Vanessa Balkwill
ViolinWinslow Dr, Wigston LE18 3QG, UK5.8 km
£22.00
Top Rated
Most recent review: 15 Jun 2021

I grew up in a household of musicians. Both my parents were music teachers and my brother was internationally renowned double bassist and professor, Corin Long. I learned several instruments from a very early age,…

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Maja Benevrkic - Composition teacher
Maja Benevrkic
CompositionKenwood Rd, Leicester LE2 3PJ, UK1.5 km
£25

Hi, my name is Maja Benevrkic and I am very passionate contemporary artist/musician. I have finished my education here in England on De Montfort University getting my Bachelor’s in Arts, however, prior to that I have…

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Alan Tang - Piano teacher
Alan Tang
Piano13 St Thomas's Rd, Great Glen, Leicester LE8 9EH, UK10.2 km
£25

Thank you for taking the time to read my profile. I am an experienced peripatetic teacher and classroom teacher for over 20 years. I have experience in working at different schools, i.e. a post-16 establishment, a high…

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About Violin lessons in Leicester

Leicester tutors balance technique with music you enjoy. Learn in Clarendon Park, Knighton or online when travel is tight.

Lesson formats

Teachers cover Leicester and nearby Oadby and Birstall, plus online lessons.

Areas covered
OadbyKnightonClarendon ParkBraunstoneBirstall
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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
Popular

Technique, repertoire and orchestra preparation.

Folk
Popular

Traditional tunes, ornamentation and rhythmic drive.

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FAQs about violin lessons in Leicester

Do you teach adult beginners?

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

Can lessons be online?

Yes — online tuition suits busy diaries and steady progress.

Are exams required?

No — exams are optional; tutors can guide ABRSM or Trinity.

Will you coach orchestra parts?

Yes — targeted rehearsal builds confidence before performances.

Do you teach children in Leicester?

Many tutors welcome young learners and tailor lesson length.

Can lessons include contemporary styles?

Alongside classical basics, teachers can include film or folk music.

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.