Michael Mirsaeedi
Learn violin with a focus on classical precision, rhythm, and expressive playing
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Michael Mirsaeedi
Diploma degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
20% off
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30 lessons
15% off
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20 lessons
10% off
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10 lessons
5% off
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5 lessons
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1 lessons
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Michael - Violin teacher
🎻 Hey there! I’m Michael ✨ A violinist who’s spent more than 18 years (yep, over half my life!) learning, teaching, and occasionally wrestling with this beautiful instrument we call the violin. I teach a wide range of students—from wide-eyed elementary school kids who think the bow is a magic wand (they’re not entirely wrong), to seasoned professionals from the International Symphony Orchestra who just need a fresh perspective or a new challenge. My specialties? Classical and Iranian styles—think Bach meets Persian poetry. Whether it’s an in-person lesson or a virtual session, I bring energy, creativity, and just the right amount of dad-joke humor to keep things fun and engaging. I’ve learned that every student is wonderfully unique. Some learn by ear, some by sight, and some by sheer willpower and snacks. My job is to meet them where they are and help them build confidence, technique, and a genuine love for music. So, if you’re ready to explore the world of music—where passion meets precision and learning comes with a side of laughter—let’s make something amazing (and slightly magical) together!
Meet Michael
Michael graduated from Isfahan Department of Education


Expertise of the violin teacher
Rhythm and Timing
Scales and Arpeggios
Music theory
Sight Reading
Reading Music & Sight-Reading
Bow Techniques
Violin Repertoire
Posture and Hand Position
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
Student types for violin lessons
All levels
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Home schooled
Violin for adults
Violin for kids
Learning Disabilities
Violin for advanced
Violin for beginners
Violin lessons overview
My teaching approach combines classical foundation with expressive techniques, focusing on bowing skills and rhythmic accuracy. I offer personalized violin lessons in Baroque and Fiddle styles. To enhance learning, I integrate tech tools like DAWs, Metronome Apps, and Virtual Violin Apps. Following diverse curricula such as A-Levels, AP, and IB, I cater to a broad audience of 50+ students at all levels, including kids, beginners, intermediates, adults, and advanced players. I emphasize hands-on learning, ensuring students grasp violin techniques effectively. Utilizing Ear Training Software and Looping Software, I enhance rhythmic precision. Students benefit from Fingerboard Chart Apps for position mastery and PDF Sheet Music Libraries for comprehensive learning. With Orchestral Accompaniments, I create immersive musical experiences. By using Violin Tuner Apps, I help students develop pitch-perfect skills. My methodology not only fosters technical proficiency but also encourages expressive playing, nurturing each student's unique musical voice. With a structured yet adaptable approach, I guide students through musical exploration, helping them connect emotionally with their performances. Whether introducing beginners to their first notes or refining advanced players' skills, my goal is to inspire a lifelong love for violin music, shaping confident and expressive musicians in the process.
Types of violin lessons
Violin
Classical Violin
Acoustic Violin
Baroque Violin
Fiddle Violin
Student Violin

Violin concepts taught by Michael
The Student practiced violin techniques, including bow control and finger placement, while also reviewing music theory concepts. They analyzed a new piece, focusing on rhythm, beat, and tempo, and discussed the meaning of 'retardando'. The Student was assigned to memorize a previous piece and continue composing, aiming to add 5-10 seconds to their original work.
Importance of Beat and Metronome Practice
Bow Technique: Utilizing the Whole Bow
Retardando (rit.)
Staccato and Ties
Theoretical and Practical Balance in Music
Importance of Melody and Quality over Duration
Changing Violin Strings
The Tutor worked with the Student on refining their violin performance, focusing on tempo consistency, accurate articulation of musical markings, and dynamic control in preparation for a performance. They addressed issues with eighth note tempo, bow usage, and crescendos. The Student was encouraged to warm up, focus on bowing technique, and send a recording of the performance.
Importance of Accents and Articulation
Accuracy and Consistency with Metronome
Dynamic Control: Crescendo and Diminuendo
Bow Usage and Technique
Paying Attention to Flat Notes
Upbeat (Anacrusis)
Importance of Changing Strings While Practicing
The Fermata
Major Scales: D Major
Dotted Quarter Notes and Eighth Notes
Metronome Practice and Beat Control
The Tutor worked with the Student on violin technique, focusing on intonation in the fifth position and clarity in double stops. The student practiced scales with a tuner and worked on assigned pieces, including German Dance and Country Dance. For homework, the student should find and practice their own composition, focusing on the fifth position and using the tuner to improve intonation.
Importance of Original Composition
Staccato and Articulation
Double String Clarity
Fifth Position Focus
Tuner Reliance for Intonation
Note Duration and Rhythm
The student practiced violin, focusing on dynamics, scales (G major, C major, D major), note values, and playing with a metronome. They reviewed musical terms and symbols, including the time signature 'C'. The student was assigned to memorize four lessons and continue working on their own piece, focusing on playing scales with a tuner and sending a video of their playing.
Time Signatures and Note Values
Upbeat (Offbeat) and Counting
Note Length and Bow Speed
Dynamics: Forte and Piano
Scale Identification and Key Signatures
The Student practiced violin techniques, focusing on etudes, scales, and dynamics. The Tutor emphasized the importance of understanding and applying dynamic markings in pieces. The Student also began composing their own piece, with guidance on incorporating double stops and exploring different positions. Homework includes purchasing a new etude book, researching famous violinists, and developing their original composition.
Ethos Practice Importance
Violinist Study for Ear Training and Inspiration
Dynamic Range and Expression
Developing Original Compositions
Incorporating Higher Positions
Teaching tools used in vioin classes
Violin Tuner Apps
Orchestral Accompaniments
Metronome Apps
Fingerboard Chart & Position Apps
Virtual Violin Apps
Engaging violin lessons
Note taking
Record lessons
Pets are welcomed
Weekend lessons
Mobile joining

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