What do you see when you think of violin classes? Intense, talented students playing their instruments while the teacher goes about the room to check on their bowing? A virtuoso-turned-teacher stopping beside one student to listen to a particularly difficult passage that student is trying to navigate his way through?

If so, you may be in for a disappointment. While some classes live up to the music class stereotype Hollywood has foisted on us, few ever really do.

Here’s what really happens in most classrooms: a group of students sit while a teacher gives lessons created to meet the needs of all the students in class. If you haven’t thought of it already, this approach is seriously flawed. Not all students in the same class have the same skillset. For that reason, lessons that are helpful for one student may be completely useless to another.

If you are serious about learning to play the instrument as quickly as possible, using the meager resources you can spare, try online バイオリン教室 instead. All you need visit violin-project.org/lesson that will take you from beginner (with zero musicality) to intermediate, all in the span of three or four modules. You can start your musical journey with us, because we give plenty of room for improvement and development beginners like you.

What’s great about our online lessons is that we are skillset-specific. Because we develop lessons with learners of varying abilities in mind, you can be sure you will get modules that have been tailored to fit your needs, your expectations, and your time. You can advance to the next level as rapidly or as slowly as your learning allows you. And, because the class size consists of only one student, you can focus on your own progress without fearing criticism, ridicule, or unfair comparison.