Violin lessons near me in Boca Raton, FL

Julianne worked with a violin student from Boca Del Mar, focusing on scales (G major and A major), performance pieces ("Happy Birthday" and "What Was I Made For" with accompaniment), and Suzuki repertoire sight-reading ("Go Tell Aunt Rhodie" and "Oh, Come Little Children"). The learner was assigned to practice the A major scale, continue practicing "What Was I Made For" with the accompaniment track, and work on "Oh, Come Little Children" in sections, paying special attention to the double up-bows.

During her violin lesson, Marissa worked with Blerina on rhythm, note reading, and bow control. Marissa practiced scales and sight-reading pieces featuring quarter, eighth, and half notes, while also focusing on developing her fourth finger. Blerina assigned "Ode to Joy," "Lightly Row," and "Can-Can" for home practice, stressing the importance of focused repetition on difficult sections.

In Boca Raton, Blerina worked with Maureen on violin techniques, specifically focusing on developing vibrato and improving rhythm and note accuracy in the pieces "In the Holy Place" and "Goodness of God." Maureen practiced scales and passages in different positions to enhance her finger placement and shifting skills. Blerina advised Maureen to practice the A flat major scale and to continue practicing the third position to improve melody flow.

Two violin students, residing in the Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club area, focused on their practice, which included scales in A flat major, bow technique, and vibrato exercises. They worked on pieces such as "In the Holy Place" and "You'll Never Walk Alone," and briefly touched on "Godness of God," discussing transposition. One of the learners was encouraged to practice relaxing her hand for vibrato and to use the full bow.

Blerina Foto conducted a violin lesson with Cherryl Hendrix, focusing on D major and F major pieces and scales. During the lesson, Cherryl honed her finger positioning, intonation, and transitions. Blerina assigned specific sections for practice and will send videos to demonstrate fingerings.

In Boca Raton, Blerina and Cherryl recently focused on their violin scales in D major and C major. During their lesson, they honed in on critical aspects such as precise finger placement, intonation, and effective position shifting. Cherryl, in particular, dedicated practice to pieces 36 and 34, with a specific emphasis on utilizing her third and fourth fingers. As homework, Cherryl is tasked with practicing both scales and the pieces covered. Looking ahead, their next violin lesson will introduce them to working with flats.