Welcome to the official page of Online Violin Lessons. 15+ years of teaching experience.
Berenice Beverley Zammit is a professional violinist working internationally with various orchestras and chamber ensembles such as the London Arts Orchestra, the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra, and Quartetto Rinaldo Franci, among others. She is also an enthusiastic violin tutor and music educator with over 15 years of experience. Berenice currently teaches violin with the Royal College of Music's Te
15/09/2023
Very excited to be part of this partnership between the Royal College of Music and in delivering online violin lessons for the Inspired Education Group.
Looking forward to continue infusing my violin mentoring with my performance coaching at Performance Guru.
22/03/2022
03/01/2022
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24/12/2021
Merry Christmas! 🎄 🎄
Tip of the day! 🎻
18/10/2021
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18/10/2021
16/10/2021
Congratulations to the newly weds 🍾 Joined today by violinist Beverley Online Violin Lessons 🎻
10/10/2021
END THE STIGMA.
Not just today.
Wishing mental health to every one, especially to fellow performers. It is a gruelling world out there. But help is right here:
🇬🇧 www.mind.org.uk
🇫🇷 https://imhcn.org/countries/france/
🇲🇹 https://www.richmond.org.mt/
02/10/2021
In one of today’s lessons we’ve been trying to look at Bach’s Partita No.2 with fresh eyes using a virgin score…
Yet reading it without interpreting it is hard when you’ve heard so many different versions of it, especially when your own teachers have disagreed on the interpretation of a piece.
Yet students need to be taught how to filter through these interpretations and to make sense of them. And at the same time they need to be pushed to find their own informed interpretation.
Active learning is what we need to teach.
26/08/2021
One of the most important steps in caring for your violin!
13/08/2021
Vibrato, for my early intermediate students.
Remember what we discussed and move fingers as below. Happy practising 😊