Aimery’s Group Violin Class

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Goal: to help make violin lessons accessible to more kids

Why learn violin? It’s a combination of many skills. It’s also a good way to connect with people. When you get past a challenge on violin, a lot of other things in life will feel easy. I’ve experienced this myself through learning and teaching violin. I want to share the joy of playing violin.

I will be teaching a violin class for children that will last 4 weeks. The fees for the classes will be donated to a financial-aid fund for violin lessons for kids who would not be able to take lessons otherwise. To encourage interest in learning violin, I’ll put on a small performance.

Private lessons are also available on request, especially if you are not available for the group class.

More in-depth interest form, if you prefer.

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Which classes are you interested in?

• Group class Wednesdays at 5pm (75 Bank St. Lebanon) for 4 weeks starting May 28th or
• Private Lessons, if you can’t make the group class or just prefer more individual attention
• A different group class – I would like to use the Doodle Poll or list my preferred time below.

All lessons taught by Aimery, using lesson plans and materials based on the Suzuki method and others. His mom and sister will be assisting with Wednesday group classes.

Availability for Private Lessons or 2nd group class time

Or you can fill out the Doodle Poll here: https://doodle.com/group-poll/participate/e9Ym3jze

Does your child have any previous musical experience?

Please describe any previous musical experience your child has had.

Do you have a violin?

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• Yes, but not sure if it is in good shape (bring it and we will see!)
• No, we would like to borrow one for class.

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