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Personalized 1:1 Violin Lessons

Beyond simply progressing through pieces, students learn to read music independently and practice with purpose.

From students picking up the violin for the first time to those preparing for school orchestra and auditions, lessons are tailored to each student’s current level and goals.

With 20 years of teaching experience, Caleb develops a clear path for strong fundamentals, effective practice habits, and continued growth.

Structured Practice Support Between Lessons

Weekly Lesson Note (At-Home Practice Guide) · Practice Video Feedback · Parents Welcome to Observe

What students learn in the lesson is carried into their practice at home. Parents can also clearly see the key practice priorities for the week.

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30-Minute Student Evaluation & Consultation

We’ll review your child’s current playing and foundational skills and identify what to prioritize next.

The initial 30-minute consultation is complimentary.

👉 Request an Evaluation & Consultation

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Violin Instructor / Caleb Lee

Caleb Lee studied violin in Russia and Austria and has 20 years of experience teaching private students in Seoul and international school students in Korea.

His teaching emphasizes strong fundamentals and effective practice habits so that students learn to read music, listen critically, practice independently, and continue building their skills with confidence.

Credentials

• 🇷🇺 / 🇦🇹 St. Petersburg Conservatory — Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Violin Kärntner Landeskonservatorium, Austria — Diploma
• 🇰🇷 20 years of private violin instruction in Korea Taught a student who was later admitted to the Juilliard Pre-College Division, as well as students preparing for arts middle and high school entrance auditions in Korea.
• 🎻 Instruction ranging from foundational violin technique to school orchestra, seating auditions, GMEA All-State, and youth orchestra preparation, including scales, sight-reading, and audition repertoire. </aside>

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Who This Studio Is For

• Beginning violin students who want to establish healthy posture and solid bow technique
• Students who have progressed through Suzuki repertoire but still struggle with note reading and rhythm
• Students who tend to play pieces from beginning to end but are unsure how to practice difficult sections effectively
• Students who want to advance within their school orchestra or prepare for seating auditions
• Students aiming for GMEA All-State, youth orchestra auditions, or other advanced goals
• Families who want a clear understanding of what their child should practice and how to practice it, even if the parent does not play violin </aside>

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What Parents Say

“The Weekly Lesson Note makes our practice goals for the week much clearer. Instead of simply telling my child to ‘practice,’ we know exactly what to focus on.”

— Parent of a 5th-grade student

“My child used to play each piece from beginning to end over and over. Now, they break difficult sections into smaller parts and think about what actually needs to be improved.”

— Parent of a student preparing for middle school orchestra

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Lesson Philosophy / 3 Key Differences

Our goal is not simply for students to play well during lessons.

We want students to understand what to practice and how to practice it at home, so they can continue making progress between lessons.

• Integrated Sight-Reading & Rhythm Training

  For school orchestra and a wide range of performance settings, students need the ability to read music independently, maintain accurate rhythm, and build strong fundamentals.

• Structured Practice Support Between Lessons

  Parents are welcome to observe lessons, even if they do not have a musical background.

  The Weekly Lesson Note and practice video feedback help students carry the work from the lesson into their practice throughout the week.

• A Personalized, Step-by-Step Roadmap

  Lessons are designed around each student’s current level and goals. Depending on the student, that path may include:

  Fundamentals → School Orchestra → Seating Auditions → GMEA All-State → Youth Orchestra

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