The violin is demanding and deeply expressive: it has no frets, so each note's pitch depends on your ear and precise finger placement, while the bow shapes its tone. Lessons start with relaxed posture and healthy bow technique before adding speed or repertoire. Your teacher guides you step by step, at home in Bogotá and the surrounding area or by video call.
From USD 69.99 per 90-minute class (an hour and a half). See prices
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Hi, my name is Alejandro. My greatest joy is seeing you achieve your dreams. My passion is helping you get to know yourself a little better through music, and there are a thousand and one ways to do it. Let's go for it!
Hi! I'm Madeline, a violinist. I'll listen to all your questions and give you a range of tools to help you learn in the best way. Music is a world waiting to be explored! 🌼✨
I'm Laura, your violin teacher. I want music to be a place for learning and enjoyment 🎶 Here you'll find a safe space to learn, feel, explore and enjoy the process 🌱🫀
Hi, I'm Laura, a violinist! There's always laughter in class. It's always okay to make mistakes and learn while having fun 🎻✨💖
We learn by moving, laughing and enjoying ourselves. I'm your teacher Leila, and I believe in your talent 😼🎻💪
From age 4
Violins come in fractional sizes (1/16, 1/10, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4), so children can start very young: in Suzuki-style approaches it's common to begin around age 4, with lots of play and family involvement. As a rough guide, between ages 5 and 7 most children find it easier to sustain attention and posture, although what really matters is each child's interest and maturity (more in what age to start studying music). Adults can start at any age and enjoy the process a lot, even if the sound takes patience at first.
Trains your ear to a high level of precision, because every note depends on how well you listen.
Develops fine coordination and independence between two hands doing very different jobs.
It's the gateway to orchestras, quartets and Colombian Andean music ensembles.
What you learn carries over if you're later drawn to a lower register, like the viola or the cello.
Lessons vary by age: the pace, the repertoire, and who helps with practice at home.
The teacher measures your child's arm to choose the right size, guides bow technique and ear training, and shows you how to support practice at home.
Online lessons from anywhere or at home in Bogotá and the surrounding area, for kids, teens and adults.
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Lessons at your pace, with clear practice tasks and feedback on your progress.
Lessons are live video calls with the same teacher each week. They are in Spanish, and some teachers also teach in English. Colombia keeps the same time year-round (UTC−5), so it's easy to arrange a regular time wherever you are.
The same time as Bogotá.
One hour behind Bogotá.
The same time in winter and one hour ahead in summer.
Three hours behind in winter and two in summer.
Two hours ahead of Bogotá.
Six hours ahead in winter and seven in summer.
Yes, with a few precautions. The teacher needs a clear view of your posture and bow, so it's important to place the camera to the side, far enough away to show your body from the waist up. With very young children, it usually works better to start with in-home lessons, or to have an adult sit in on the online lesson.
Because a good sound depends on the bow's weight, speed and contact point, and coordinating those three things takes time. The squeaks at the start are a normal part of the process, not a sign of lacking talent. Practicing open strings and slow bow exercises is the foundation for gradually refining your sound.
It depends on the length of their arm, not just their age. With the violin in playing position and the left arm extended, the child should be able to wrap their fingers comfortably around the scroll, with the elbow slightly bent. Your teacher can check this in the first lesson so the instrument doesn't cause tension.
Consistency matters more than quantity: short sessions most days get you further than one long one on the weekend. For a beginner, 15 to 30 focused minutes is a good starting point, and young children can start with less. Find ideas in how to practice music at home.
We give in-home lessons in and around Bogotá. Coverage depends on the neighborhood and each teacher’s availability, so send us your approximate address and we’ll confirm.
Yes, through live online lessons by video call, from any city in Colombia or abroad, with the same weekly follow-up. See how online music lessons work.
Each lesson lasts 90 minutes. With the monthly plan of 4 classes, each lesson costs less than a single class. See your rate on our pricing page.
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