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VIOLIN Lessons & Classes for children, teenagers, youth & adults

Our Violin lessons, classes, programs & courses will help you bring out your hidden musical talents. You will receive Violin lessons that will help develop your violin learning skills. At Lorraine Music Academy, our trained violin teachers will help you to learn violin playing the right way. Our programs include music lessons for kids / children and for beginners. This also includes music lessons for teenagers / youth and music lessons for adults.

At Lorraine Music Academy, we believe that if our students can use their hands, then they can play an instrument (if they desire to). Through our Violin lessons, classes, teaching programs and courses we bring to our students musical experiences and musical memories. These memories will last for a life time. Our students get excellent training and develop great boldness by being exposed to wide range of musical and creative opportunities. They get exposure through our training programs, workshops, recitals, concerts and public performances. Through music education we wish to provide children with social, knowledge and skill development opportunities. We also aim to promote in them a sense of self-esteem, success and pride. Hence we maintain a special learning environment designed to provide a rich and rewarding musical experience for each student.

We have different programs for students to learn the Violin ranging from the Beginners level to Grade-8 level. Here we have a faculty of internationally qualified musicians under the talented headship of Lorraine Fiona Aloysius. She is the Creative Director & Principal of Lorraine Music Academy. Lorraine also oversees a regular visiting faculty. They come in from across the globe including some of the top global Colleges of Music & Drama. They teach our students during various periods of the year.

Importance & Relevance of our Violin Graded Exams

As our student’s Violin instrumental skills progress, growth in music theory and musicianship becomes more and more important. It is certainly important in helping him / her to perform with sensitivity, understanding and confidence. Lorraine Music Academy aims to give all our students a thorough understanding of the building blocks of music. This is done by firstly starting with the basics of rhythm and notes. Then next going on to cover harmony and counterpoint, composition, and a broad knowledge of western music. It includes composers and their works, structure, style and period. They are also trained to prepare for scales and arpeggios, sight-reading and aural tests.

Violin Course Assessments through Globally recognized Examinations:

Here at Lorraine Music Academy, we assess all our students through periodic Internal Exams. This is an integral part of our Violin Courses. Furthermore, we also prepare our students for International Exams. World renowned & globally accredited organizations conduct these exams at our Music Learning Centers. They are Trinity College London, U.K., Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (A.B.R.S.M.), U.K., RockSchool, U.K. and London College of Music, U.K.

Violin – Exams & Grades:

Graded Violin Music Exams indeed are great for improving a full range of skills and techniques. Moreover, they are great for learning new styles of music and also nurturing your musical skills. Grade Exams and Performance Certificates are available from Entry Level (Debut) up to Grade 8.

It is necessary for a student to possess a VIOLIN of their own, in order to practice at home. Regular practice at home is important after each learning session at the Lorraine Music Academy Center. It is important because the student needs to get ready for the next learning session.

Join us on this journey to making violin learning fun. Play your heart out on the violin and hear the applause.

Transform yourself within 30 weeks to be a talented musician of great potential, even if you are little! Age is no bar (4 years to 84+ years). It is never too early or too late to begin. Dive right in. Enroll for this Violin program by fixing an appointment for a Musical Evaluation Session.

VIOLIN

Violins are string instruments. They are usually with four strings tuned in perfect fifth. Violins are also known as fiddle. Indeed, they are the smallest, highest-pitched member of the violin family of string instruments. They include the viola, the cello, and the double bass.

A violinist or a fiddler is a musician who plays the violin. The violinist always draws a bow across one or more strings which thus produces a sound. He also produces sound by plucking the strings with either hand, or by a range of other techniques. The fingers of the other hand stop the strings in order to produces a full range of pitches. Musicians in a wide variety of musical genres play violins. These genres include Baroque music, classical, jazz, folk music, rock and roll, soft rock, popular music.

In fact many non-Western music cultures all over the world, including in India, play the violin. Orchestral accompaniments and also South Indian classical music – Carnatic Music uses violins as solo instruments. Moreover, popular Indian film makers use violins broadly in film music scoring. Furthermore, ethnomusicologists have observed the widespread use of violins across Asia, Europe and the Americas. In many traditions of folk music, the tunes are not written but are memorized by successive generations of musicians. They are then passed on in the oral tradition.

A Violin’s Construction

  • Body
    • Top
    • Back Ribs
  • Neck
  • Bridge
  • Sound post and bass bar
  • Fine Tuners
  • Tailpiece
  • Chinrest
  • Pegs
  • Scroll
  • Bow
  • Strings

Sizes of Violins

Children use smaller string instruments than adults. Indeed, violins are made in so-called fractional sizes for young students. Apart from full-size (4/4) violins, 7/8, 3/4, and 1/2 instruments are also available. Moreover, finely made fractional sized violins, mainly smaller than 1/2 size, are extremely rare. While related in some sense to the dimensions of the instruments, the fractional sizes are not to be literal descriptions of relative proportions.

A 3/4-sized instrument is certainly not three-quarters the length of the full size instrument. The body length (not including the neck) of full size, or 4/4 violins are 356 mm (about 14 inches). A 3/4 violin’s body length is 335 mm (about 13 inches). But a 1/2 size is 310 mm (about 12 inches). For the Viola, the violin’s closest family member, its specified body length size is in inches or centimetres rather than fractional sizes. Thus a full-size viola measures 16 inches (40 cms).

Well-known producers of violins include Yamaha, Stradivarius, Hofner, Stentor, Cecilio, Klaus Mueller, Karl Willhelm, Knilling, Amati, among many others.