Most of the lessons I have taught throughout my life have been face-to-face. However, when I had to live in other cities, I decided, despite my doubts, to take the initiative and try teaching my classes online. After years of experience, I can say without hesitation that online teaching has exceeded my expectations and is a much more acceptable alternative than I thought.on text goes here

There are three things I want you to consider:

(1) What level do you want to reach? In this sense, self-correction is often unreliable.

(2) What level of satisfaction do you want to reach? Having a teacher gives you the opportunity to consult in a precise and immediate way, which always gives more security.

(3) How much effort are you willing to invest in terms of time and money? There is no point in investing money in classes if you are not able to devote the necessary time to make use of what you have learned. However, in my years of teaching experience, I have found that extraordinarily satisfactory results can be achieved with very different combinations of classes, time, and effort.

I believe in the potential of my students. Therefore, the first thing I try to do with inexperienced students like you is to understand what you want to achieve with the violin. Only when this starting point is clearly defined do I help you develop a work plan that is adapted to your goals and, logically, to your learning needs. When working with inexperienced students, my pedagogical approach focuses on aural development, tone quality and articulation. In addition, I try to instill in each lesson a vital attitude towards the study of the violin that will inspire you as a student: patience, determination, perseverance, concentration, motivation, and reflection.

In my opinion, the minimum age for online violin lessons is around 8 years old. It is more difficult to get the attention of a child under the age of 8 from an online platform and I do not recommend it unless the child is exceptionally mature and highly motivated.

That's what I believe. I have seen my students (some of whom are over 60 years old), who never had the opportunity to learn to play the violin due to lack of time in their lives, fulfill their desire thanks to the possibilities offered by the Internet.