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Eloquent. Introspective. Sensuous. The violin is one of music’s most classical and majestic instruments, inviting a combination of sounds. At Imagine Music, you’ll experience the full scope of this artistic instrument with our violin lessons in Calgary. You’ll work with our aspiring teachers and learn, practice and play the music you want.
From a step-by-step approach to learning the music theory behind the violin, at Imagine Music, we understand that you want to play and practice the music in your own way. That’s why we encourage customization and collaboration, altering our lessons, so you experience and develop lifelong skills at a pace that suits you.
Regularly scheduled lessons can help beginners develop the finer skills for violin while intermediate and advanced students will get their hard-earned practice. You’ll know every lesson plan from September to June.
Students have the opportunity to pick and choose the best times and dates for their in-studio and in-home lessons. A popular alternative to weekly lessons, you’ll play the violin when you want! Packages include four lessons to be taken over the course of 12 weeks.
Want to master the violin but struggling to get started? Our CMLPs provide you with the ultimate choice in flexibility. Pick your lessons upon purchase, so you know when you’ll be playing the classics.
While the violin can be played solo, it also sounds great as a duet with piano. Playing both can really enhance your skills and understand the dynamics of playing as a duo.
We have students as young as five playing the violin – but that doesn’t mean you missed your chance! Whether for fun or something more, we encourage students to start playing the violin at any age!
Although it might be a tad more difficult than other instruments, the amount of practice and effort you put in will affect how quickly you learn. We can help guide you from the beginning, so it won’t be or feel as difficult as you think!
It is important to remember that the violin comes in many different sizes. Therefore, you should play on a size that suits your body shape and size. Then, you’ll have better control of the instrument.
