So as a professional musician, I am also guilty of forgetting that I LOVE to play music. Everytime I pick up my instrument I remember and think 'why don't I play ALL the time?' I am comitting to playing EVERYDAY this year and making new goals for myself; new repertoire to learn, new music to write, and new ways of teaching. What is your biggest challenge to just picking up your violin??

I would love to get to know you! Tell me where you live and when you first heard a violin? I''ll go first: In a small country town in Australia! I first heard violin when I was in my mothers womb lol as she played in orchestras when she was pregnant with me :)

This beginner violin course is for you if: – you have never played violin – you feel tense holding the bow – you want clear, simple lessons The course is calm, short, and easy to follow. It works for both kids and adults. Everything is taught step by step, without rushing. You can see the full beginner course here: link If you have questions, you can ask below.

Is this your first time learning violin, or are you returning after a break?

Most violin beginners struggle for one simple reason. They jump into songs too early. Before playing songs, your body needs time to learn the basics: – a relaxed bow hand – clean finger placement – good posture When these are rushed, violin starts to feel hard and frustrating. That’s why I built a beginner violin course focused only on foundations. Everything is taught step by step. No pressure. No confusion. If you want to learn violin the right way, you can start here: link