Violin classes in Bogotá, at home and virtual

The violin is a picky and deeply expressive instrument: it doesn't have anything to do with anything, so every note's been put up with his ear and his exact fingerprint and his arch defines his sound color. That's why his class starts with his essence, his relaxed posture and his sound arch management, before his or his or her best and best best and best. Your teacher and his teacher are with you step by step at his or her place of call and his place of call.

  • Age to start withFrom age 4
  • Lesson formatVirtual and at home
  • At home atBogotá and its environs
  • Teachers evaluated6 teachers of violin

Teachers from violin

Each teacher went through our assessment of human music, pedagogy and quality before his first class. He looks at his profile and writes him directly.

  • See profile Daniela Cárdenas
    Daniela Cárdenas
    Daniela C.🇨🇴
      • Violin
      • Early music education
    • Spanish

    I'm Daniela, a violinist and a teacher of musical initiation. My class is a space where colors, bubbles, handkerchiefs and tales become tools for music to sit before reading. I work with discipline and care in equal parts, because I think that Learning an instrument is also Learning to trust itself.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Alejandro Guzman
    Alejandro Guzman
    Alejandro G.🇨🇴
      • Violin
    • Spanish

    Hey, my name's AlejandroMy best joy is to see you fulfill your dreams. My passion, that you get to know yourself a little more through music and for that there are a thousand and a way to achieve it. Let's get to it!

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Madeline Castiblanco
    Madeline Castiblanco
    Madeline C.🇨🇴
      • Violin
    • Spanish

    Hey! I'm Madeline, a violinist, I'm gonna listen to all your questions and give you several tools to learn best. Music's a world to be explored!

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Laura Prias
    Laura Prias
    Laura P.🇨🇴
      • Violin
    • Spanish

    I'm Laura, your violin teacher who wants music to be a place to learn and enjoy) Here you will find a secure space to learn, feel, explore and enjoy the process)

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Laura Bonilla
    Laura Bonilla
    Laura B.🇨🇴
      • Violin
    • Spanish

    Hey I'm Laura, violinist! In class, laughter isn't missing, it's always valid to get wrong and learn from fun)

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • See profile Leila Fernández
    Leila Fernández
    Leila F.🇨🇴
      • Violin
      • Early music education
    • Spanish · English

    Learning in motion, Learning laughing and Learning enjoying. I'm the Leila teacher and I trust your talent

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home

What are you gonna learn in class violin

  • Posture of the body, pounding of the violin and seizing of the arch without tension.
  • Basic arch pounding as I have cut, legate and staccato and sound control.
  • Filling with the ear, scales and first place at the diapason, and then place changes.
  • Music reading with a shortcut from the first pieces.
  • Repertoire ranging from traditional melodies and classical methods to Colombian music, such as corridors and bambucos and popular music.
  • Filling the instrument with clamps and microtuning and care for ropes, bridge and arch knitting.

At how old do we start?

From age 4

The violin is made in fractional sizes (1 / 16, 1 / 10, 1 / 8, 1 / 4, 1 / 2, 3 / 4), so children can start from very small: in suzuki-type approaches it's common to start about 4 years with a great deal of play and family accompaniment. The majority of children hold care and posture more easily, but the decisive thing is their interest and maturity (more about how old to start studying music). Adults can start at any age and enjoy the process a lot, even though at first they demand patience.

What do you need to start with?

  • A violin with the right size for his person with his touch and his teacher helps to measure his face before his success.
  • Arch, resin (also called a brea) and, if necessary, a pad or back to support the violin.
  • A sharpener (can be an application) and atril.
  • For virtual classes: A stable connection and a camera device with an arch arm and a left hand.

Why Learning violin

  • He trains his ear with great precision, because every note depends on your listening.

  • It develops fine co-ordination and independence between two hands and they do quite different tasks.

  • It's an entrance door to orchestras, quartetes and groupings of Colombian Andean music.

  • What you learn will be useful if later you are attracted to a more serious record, as the [viola]](/clases/viola) Or cello.

How to start your class violin

Virtual classes from anywhere or at home in Bogotá and surroundings for children, youth and adults.

  1. Tell us your goal

    Write to us about WhatsApp: age, level, schedules and if you prefer virtual or at home.

  2. Know your teacher

    We recommend your best suit with you, or choose directly from his profile.

  3. Progress every week

    Classes adapted to your rhythm with clear tasks and monitoring your progress.

FAQ about violin

Can you learn violin in virtual classes?

The teacher needs to have a good look at his posture and his bow, so it's important to place his camera and at a distance that looks at his body from his waist. With very young children, it's better to start at home or an adult with his or her virtual class.

Why does the violin sound so weird at first?

Because a good sound depends on the weight, velocity and contact point of the arch, and coordinate these three things takes time. The first screams are a regular part of the process, and they are a sign of lack of talent. To practice air ropes and slow arch exercises is the basis for polishing the sound.

What size of violin does my child need?

It depends on his arm's length, and not just his age. With his violin in place and his left arm spread, his child should be able to encircle his or her elbow with his or her fingers conveniently and his or her elbow slightly flexed. Your teacher can check his or her first class so that his or her instrument doesn't give him or her tensions.

How long do I have to practice violin at home?

More than quantity, regularity matters: short sessions about every day give more than a long weekend. For a beginner, between 15 and 30 minutes focused are a good starting point, and young children can start with less. Find ideas at [how to practice music at home]](/blog/como-practicar-musica-en-casa).

Start your class of violin

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