Asher Lee
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Asher Lee
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
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10 lessons
5% off
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5 lessons
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1 lessons
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Asher - Violin teacher
I’m Asher! Welcome to my page! I have been teaching violin for 8 years and have been learning violin for over 20 years. I’ve had a long journey in selecting a field I not only excel at, but also enjoy, from trying out Computer Science to Psychology to Music Composition and even History. I am very happy to have settled on teaching violin! I hope I can help my students achieve their violin goals, regardless of what they may be. Outside of teaching violin, I enjoy cooking and baking, fishing, writing music, and playing video games. Teach me something about what you enjoy too! I strive to have not only a good student-teacher relationship, but also connect with my students on a personal level. I believe that if my students enjoy what they’re doing and feel heard during their lessons, they will be more inclined to practice and will achieve their musical dreams faster.
Expertise of the violin teacher
Violin Repertoire
Posture and Hand Position
Music theory
Rhythm and Timing
Sight Reading
Bow Techniques
Ear training
Student types for violin lessons
Violin for Advanced
Violin for Adults
Violin for Beginners
Violin for Intermediate
Violin for Kids
Violin lessons overview
I have been learning violin since I was 4 and have made many mistakes along the way. In making mistakes, I have learned how to fix all sorts of musical, technical, and rhythmic problems that a student might face on their violin journey. Beyond that, I strive to make lessons fun and engaging through the selection of exciting and interesting songs, unique exercises and etudes, and, most importantly, connection with my students. I also aim to accommodate any student’s needs. I have experience teaching students as young as 5 and as old as 57. No matter what your age, skill level, or background, I can ensure your satisfaction with the quality of my lessons. Interested in playing difficult pieces like “ Zigeunerweisen?” I will set you up for success with etudes and repertoire that improve musicality and technical skill. Just looking to play fun songs from TV shows you know? I can find and even transpose any piece you’re interested in playing. I’m looking forward to working with you!
Improved fast with violin classes
84% students noticed progress within the first few weeks
Violin teacher rated 4.8/5 for progress & patience
Parents appreciate how lessons helps children grow without pressure
Supportive violin teacher across levels
Students report 95% satisfaction in learning pace and feedback
Types of violin lessons
Violin
Classical Violin
Acoustic Violin
Baroque Violin
Student Violin
Flexible Scheduling
Allows 1h early scheduling
Allows 1h early rescheduling
Can wait for 20 mins after joining

10 day Refund
Free Tutor Swap

Violin concepts taught by Asher
The tutor and student worked on the A minor scale and the "Valdi" piece, focusing on accurate note playing, string crossings, and precise intonation. They practiced specific sections and refined tuning by ear and with a tuner, discussing upcoming practice for the next session.
A Minor Scale Basics
String Crossing Technique
Intonation and Tuning
Bow Hold and Articulation
The student and tutor reviewed school music curriculum and future college considerations. The majority of the session was dedicated to practicing violin pieces, with the tutor providing detailed feedback on intonation, fingering, and rhythm. Homework included practicing scales with a tuner and continuing work on assigned pieces.
Musical Interpretation: Dynamics and Articulation
Educational Structure and Scheduling
Music Notation and Interpretation
Intonation and Pitch Accuracy
The student practiced scales, etudes, and a Vivaldi piece, focusing on intonation and rhythm. The Tutor provided feedback on finger placement, hand position, and sight-reading techniques. The student was assigned to practice A minor scale with a tuner, focusing on intonation and reviewing the Vivaldi piece, listening to recordings.
Musicality and Interpretation
Hand and Finger Position for Intonation
Tuning Accuracy and Half Steps
Rhythm and Sight-Reading
The tutor and student reviewed fundamental violin techniques, including bow hold and finger placement. They practiced scales and an allegro piece, focusing on rhythmic accuracy, articulation, and efficient bow changes, with the student utilizing a metronome to improve timing and consistency.
Straight Bow Exercise
Retake and Bow Changes
Articulation Markings in Music
Bow Hold and Finger Placement
Violin Practice Mutes
The student and tutor worked on violin technique, focusing on string crossing, straight bow exercises, and practicing a new piece called "Allegro." They also covered musical notation like staccato markings and sight-reading, with plans to increase lesson frequency to twice weekly.
Bow Control: Straight Bow and String Crossing
Finger Placement and Hand Position
Musical Articulation: Staccato
Rhythm and Tempo: Quarter Notes and Eighth Notes
The student and tutor worked on violin technique, focusing on scales, etudes, and a Vivaldi piece. They practiced intonation, finger placement, bowing techniques, and the introduction of musicality through dynamics and articulation. The student was encouraged to continue practicing these elements, with a focus on dynamics and specific passages in the Vivaldi piece.
Musical Intonation and Half Steps
Musicality: Dynamics and Articulation
Bow Technique: Up-bow and Down-bow
Accidentals and Natural Notes
Teaching tools used in vioin classes
Violin Tuner Apps
PDF Sheet Music Libraries
Metronome Apps
Engaging violin lessons
Pets are welcomed
Open Q&A
Note taking
Parent feedback
Chat for quick help

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