Violin/Viola lessons for all ages and levels

By Mesnow
September 17, 2023 in Tutors & Coaching

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Mesnow

Posted September 17, 2023

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Posted September 17, 2023

Hi lovely neighbours,

I am a violinist who has been playing for over 35 years and teaching for 25. I hold a bachelors degree and two masters degrees in violin performance from the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University and the London College of Music. I am also a Suzuki certified teacher and did my training in America. Whether it's From beginners to those preparing for exams I offer tailored lessons to each student's needs and goals. I also teach viola as well. Whether you have a child keen to start lessons or an adult who always wanted to learn, I am experienced with all ages and levels. I teach out of my home in East Dulwich and offer the first 30 minute lesson complimentary to see how we get on. Hope to hear from you!

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