Deciding to pay for private violin lessons is a personal choice but with the right information you can determine if they’ll be an asset to your child.

By adhering to the basic rules of bowing, rosining and replacing strings you’ll be able to develop richer, more beautiful melodies with fuller sound.

You can maintain order in your classroom by developing an environment that is fun and consistent, but changes won’t happen overnight.

When deciding on buying or renting a violin you’ll need to honestly assess the level of commitment you feel for playing the violin.

By making music cool, you're taking an approach that will produce long-term benefits through improved retention and a more dedicated group of players.

You can keep your best violin students interested in continuing their instruction by making your lessons the highlight of their day or their week.

By making your class fun to be in, you can keep your best violin students by turning the tables on peer pressure and using it for your advantage.

As a music instructor finding ways to reduce burnout among your students will help you meet your personal goals for success.