Private violin lessons & live performance · Temecula, California
Violinist, Violin Instruction
Private instruction
One-on-one instruction for children, teenagers, adults and professionals — combining the traditional Conservatory Method with the Suzuki Method for a thorough grounding in technique, musicianship, and repertoire.
The Method
Combining the traditional Conservatory Method with the Suzuki Method of instruction, I provide a thorough grounding in all aspects of violin technique, musicianship, and repertoire.
I am deeply committed to the musical education of my students. In addition to regular lessons and practice, I encourage students to participate in real-life musical venues — such as school and community events — and to attend live performances by professional and fellow musicians. I also encourage all students to participate in recitals offered through my studio.
As a performing violinist, I share insights and experiences from my own musical journey to further teach and inspire my students.

Every level
01
Children and adults starting from nothing. Posture, bow hold, note reading and a good ear, built patiently.
02
Shifting, vibrato, sight reading, ear training and theory — what turns a school-orchestra player into a musician.
03
Repertoire, auditions and competition preparation. One of my students took first place at the Temecula Valley Symphony Solo Competition.
04
Working violinists come for technique and interpretation. Many former students now major in music or play professionally.
Rates
Monthly tuition covers one lesson a week for the entire month, plus the recitals offered through my studio.
Weekly 30-minute lessons
$155 a month
Where most young beginners start.
Weekly 45-minute lessons
$195 a month
The usual next step once a student is reading and practising steadily.
Weekly hour lessons
$310 a month
Advanced students, auditions, competition work and professionals.
Single lessons: half-hour $38 · 45-minute $48 · one hour $70.
Questions
Still unsure? Call (760) 723-0464 and ask me directly.
Students of all ages and abilities — beginners, intermediate and advanced students, adults, and professional violinists. I teach children from the early grades through college age and beyond.
At my home studio at 47333 Pala Road, Temecula — just off the freeway, with a waiting room for parents. I also teach at Susan Miyamoto's Studio in Temecula.
Yes. Recitals are offered through the studio and every student is encouraged to take part, as well as to play in school and community venues.
Yes — students bring their own instrument, sized correctly for the player. Ask me before you buy or rent and I'll tell you what to look for.
Tell me the student’s age and experience and I’ll come back with times.