Suzuki Violin
AT ROOTS & WINGS COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL
A beautiful beginning to a lifelong love of music
Our Suzuki Violin Program is a nurturing, confidence-building path for young learners and their families. Rooted in the belief that every child can learn, this program introduces the violin in a way that is joyful, encouraging, and deeply connected to the parent-child bond.
What to Expect
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Weekly private lessons with a trained Suzuki teacher
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Weekly group classes for social learning, ensemble skills, and inspiration
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Parent involvement and education to support practice at home
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A focus on listening, repetition, and encouragement
In addition to Suzuki violin, we also include:
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Movement-based music theory to help students internalize rhythm and pitch
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Playful improvisation activities to foster creativity and freedom of expression
Designed with Families in Mind
We understand that starting an instrument can feel like a big step—especially if you’ve never played music yourself. That’s why we offer gentle guidance, flexible learning, and a no-pressure approach.
Whether your child is shy, wiggly, or wildly enthusiastic, we’ll meet them where they are and grow from there.
Worried about practice at home? We’ll show you how to make it a calm, rewarding part of your routine—without power struggles or guilt.
We give you tools, not pressure, and celebrate progress over perfection.
FAQs
What age should my child start Suzuki violin?
Many children begin as young as age 3 or 4. The most important factor is a child’s curiosity and a parent’s willingness to support the journey. If you're not sure the time is right, try Ready Set Violin to test out the waters.
Do I need to have a musical background?
Not at all! Many Suzuki parents are complete beginners. We’ll guide you through every step of the process, and you’ll learn right alongside your child.
Do we need our own violin?
We’ll help you get fitted for a properly sized instrument when you’re ready. No need to buy one before your first lesson, we'll get all the foundations set up first.
How much practice is expected at home?
In the beginning, just a few minutes a day is enough to build a strong habit. We’ll give you age-appropriate strategies to keep practice calm, consistent, and even fun!
Can my child take lessons without me?
In the Suzuki approach, the parent plays a key role—especially at the start. As students grow, they gain independence, but early on, your presence is essential for success.
What if my child is shy, wiggly, or easily distracted?
Totally normal! Our teachers are trained to meet kids where they are. We use movement, play, and creative strategies to keep lessons engaging and supportive.
"This class was amazing! The quality of teachers exceeded my expectations and it definitely gave me insight to the music world and
taught my son skills that he'll be able to apply entering pre K and he now picks up on the techniques he learned. I would give this class
and teachers a 10/10"
