Learning violin isn’t just for kids. Adult violin lessons make up a significant percentage of our student body and bring with them unique challenges that require specialized attention to overcome.

For instance, they often have ingrained habits and beliefs that can be roadblocks to success with an instrument as nuanced as the violin. They also have different time constraints that may be more difficult to accommodate with regular practice sessions. In addition, they may face physical limitations that could impact their ability to play.

Adult Violin Lessons: Making Music at Any Age in Singapore

A good teacher can recognize these unique challenges and help students work through them. This means that a good violin teacher can be the student’s cheerleader, championing their efforts and applauding every win (even small victories). They can help keep their lessons and practice consistent and on track by providing support and accountability.

In addition, because of the positioning and movement involved in playing the violin, it can be a great form of exercise. It can strengthen the biceps, triceps, shoulders, and back muscles as well as improve balance and focus.

With the rise of virtual lessons, adult beginners can now receive expert instruction from some of the best instructors and teachers in the world. They can hone their skills and learn new techniques while exploring genres they would never have had the opportunity to experience in their local area. For example, they can take a masterclass from a classical music expert in Spain, or learn bowing techniques from a bluegrass prodigy in the U.S.