Elizabeth Quintos
Learn Violin with a Patient & Experienced Teacher 🎻 | Fun & Engaging Lessons for Kids & Adults | Suzuki Method | 15+ Years Experience
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Elizabeth Quintos
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
Elizabeth - Violin teacher
I am a violin instructor with over 15 years of experience teaching both children and adults. I have supported students in developing their musical abilities for a variety of purposes, including school performances, academic requirements, recordings, and recitals. Throughout my teaching career, I have worked with students at different skill levels and some had passed their graded violin exams and auditions. For young learners, I incorporate the Suzuki Method, while also customizing each lesson to align with the student’s individual goals and learning style. I place strong emphasis on building a solid technical foundation, proper posture, and ear training, while keeping lessons engaging and enjoyable. I also take great pleasure in working with adult learners who pursue violin as a hobby, fostering a positive, patient, and encouraging environment that supports steady progress. In addition to technical skills, I guide students in developing musicality, discipline, and confidence in performance. I believe that every student learns differently, so I adapt my teaching approach to ensure lessons remain effective, motivating, and rewarding. My goal is to help each student grow not only as a musician but also to develop a lifelong appreciation for music. I am dedicated to helping students build confidence, strengthen their musical skills, and find joy in their learning journey, whether they are learning for personal fulfillment or preparing for important performances.
Meet Elizabeth
Elizabeth graduated from University of the Philippines
Expertise of the violin teacher
Scales and Arpeggios
Sight Reading
Music theory
Reading Music & Sight-Reading
Rhythm and Timing
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Student types for violin lessons
Violin for beginners
Violin for adults
Violin for kids
Types of violin lessons
Violin
Classical Violin
Acoustic Violin
Student Violin
Violin concepts taught by Elizabeth
Violin Pegs: The Primary Tuning Mechanism
Finetuners: Precision Pitch Adjustment
The Violin Bridge: A Crucial Structural Element
String Tension and Breakage Risk
Tuning Interdependence
The tutor assessed the student's violin playing skills, including their ability to read music and play in the third position. They practiced sight-reading from Suzuki Book 1, focusing on key signatures and staccato bowing techniques, and discussed the importance of the Suzuki method and a companion skills book for future learning.
Violin Tuning and Pitch Accuracy
Suzuki Violin Method
Musical Notation and Articulation
Violin Playing Assessment
The Student and Tutor worked on violin technique using the Essential Elements book, focusing on intonation, finger placement, and bowing techniques including down bows, up bows, and bow lifts. They also practiced note counting and discussed string crossing. For homework, the Student is to practice exercises 41-54 (excluding 42) to improve speed and memorization.
Violin Tuning Essentials
Precise Finger Placement & Intonation
Core Bowing Techniques
Sheet Music Navigation & Counting
The session focused on refining violin technique, including bow control, accurate finger placement for notes on the A and D strings, and practicing the D major scale. Student and Tutor extensively reviewed note reading on the staff through various exercises from the "Essential Elements" book. Homework was assigned from the "Essential Elements" book (numbers 33-41), and the Student was advised to prepare a pencil for the next class, where the Suzuki book will be introduced.
Bowing Fundamentals: Open Strings
Left Hand Technique & A String Notes
Musical Staff Reading & Accidentals
Instrument Tuning & Practice Habits
Student and Tutor addressed and resolved audio connectivity issues preventing the violin sound from being heard. The session then focused on reviewing and practicing violin pieces, learning new notes on the D and A strings, understanding music symbols, and applying specific fingering techniques like 'keep fingers down.' Homework was assigned to review numbers 22 through 32, and future plans include starting the Suzuki book and practicing a piece called 'Power Rock'.
Essential Bow Technique: Flat Bow Placement
Introducing Notes on the A String
"Keep Fingers Down" Bracket (Legato Technique)
Violin Fingerings and Notes on the D String
Optimizing Audio for Instrument Playback
Teaching tools used in vioin classes
Fingerboard Chart & Position Apps
PDF Sheet Music Libraries
Violin Tuner Apps
Metronome Apps
Ear Training Software
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