Violin and Teaching

🎻 Violin and Teaching

I’ve been teaching violin since 2013—beginning my journey in Germany at the music school in Düren. Since then, I’ve had the joy of working with students of all ages and backgrounds.

Along the way, I’ve also taught:

• 🎼 Music Composition

• 🎵 Music Theory

Each lesson is tailored to the student—where they are, and where they want to go.

✨ My Teaching Philosophy

For me, music education is a way to make an impact on the world. It’s not only about the instrument—it’s about the person holding it.

I believe:

• 🎯 Music lessons should inspire. I want students to give their best—not from pressure, but from passion.

• 👂 Listening is teaching. I pay close attention to each student’s concerns, goals, and dreams.

• 🤝 The teacher-student bond matters. I aim to be a mentor and a steady presence—not just a music teacher.

• 💪 Discipline in music builds discipline in life. Regular practice teaches patience, focus, and resilience—skills that extend far beyond music.

🌱 Why It Matters

When a student grows through music, that growth reaches beyond the classroom. It shapes who they become—and how they contribute to the world around them.

To me, teaching is a form of service:
Helping people become better versions of themselves—through music, through discipline, through care. ✨