The Violin Studio PH

04/02/2025

Practice makes permanent! ✨

05/08/2024

Looking forward to these two events next week! Four of my students are playing for the masterclass on August 12.

Both events are open to the public and admission is free-ee-ee!

21/04/2024

🎵🌞 Unlock Your Musical Potential This Summer! 🌞🎵

🎶 Our summer music program is designed for kids age 5-80, offering a dynamic and engaging environment where they can explore their musical talents and unleash their creativity. 🎶

👉 Limited spots available! Reserve a spot now and let the music begin! 🎶🌟

01/09/2023

28/08/2023

Before and after. It was only a short trial session but we were able to correct the position of the left hand. This should result to an increase in reach, faster finger movements and more stable intonation.

28/08/2023

🎻🎶 Calling all music enthusiasts! 🎶🎻

🌟 Discover the magic of the violin and unleash your musical talents! 🌟 Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to enhance your skills, our upcoming violin learning sessions are perfect for you.

Leave us a message for more details.

28/08/2023

Throwback to when I was still using the Ex-Huberman violin loaned to me by the Laureate Concert Group. That violin was a bit difficult to control but it allows you to produce a wide range of sound quality and power.

28/08/2023

I am glad for being a part of this project. I was able to work with very talented young musicians as well as the some of the best teachers in the country today.

28/08/2023

Had the pleasure of being a part of this magical concert. I hope to be part of the next 6 movies.

07/03/2023

It was nice to see one of our 🎻students making the most of her first orchestra experience. Hopefully we can watch her first concert soon. 🎼🎵

01/03/2023

Anyone can learn the violin! Enroll now!

Is the kind of mastery we associate with “prodigies” actually available to every child, with the right encouragement? A new biography of Shinichi Suzuki, the creator of the popular method of music instruction, explores this question. Suzuki was convinced that children could learn music the way that children learn language—naturally, through ample exposure and repetition. Further, he believed that nurturing an affinity for music was the key to a broader revolution in human understanding. “If children all over the globe were sawing away at Vivaldi, they would not make war with each other when they grew up,” Adam Gopnik writes. Read more about the Suzuki method, which was rooted in its creator’s belief in human potential: http://nyer.cm/s1Rrrkm