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Hi! My name is Joe Lorang and I teach violin. As a professional violinist, I am a member of the Glimmerglass Festival Orchestra and have also performed with Boston Lyric Opera, Marsh Chapel Collegium, Northwest Sinfonia, and New World Symphony.

Hello! My name is Anna Jane, and I’m a violinist based in the Netherlands. I hold a Bachelor of Music from Vanderbilt University, as well as Master’s degrees from both the Juilliard School and the Royal Conservatory of The Hague. I specialize in historically informed performance and regularly perform with ensembles such as the English Baroque Soloists, Holland Baroque, the…

Hi! I am a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and composer based in New York City. I began studying music at the age of seven, when I started taking classical violin lessons. Throughout middle school and high school, I played solo, in chamber groups, and in various orchestras.

Kendra Sobania is a distinguished performer and educator based in Los Angeles, California. Originally from Little Falls, Minnesota, she began her violin studies at the age of five. As a passionate chamber musician, Kendra toured the United States, bringing classical music to Korean communities across the United States and Korea.

Carolyn Semes is a versatile and compelling violinist, whose expertise spans the great solo, chamber, and orchestral repertoire. Her playing has been described as “a carefree confidence that strives for the classical ideal within the spontaneous moment“, as well as “startling emotional maturity.” She is extremely passionate about teaching violin to students of various abilities--…

Christopher Broyles is an accomplished Violist, Baroque Violist, Teacher and leader who is currently teaching and freelancing in the Boston and Cleveland areas. As a violist, Broyles has appeared on stages around the globe from Symphony Hall in Boston to the Salle de Combins at the Verbier Festival to the Regina Mundi Church in Soweto, South Africa to the Musikverein in Vienna.

Katie Nestor is a music educator and violin teacher committed to helping students grow as both musicians and individuals. She believes that every student is inherently musical, and that meaningful learning begins by connecting to each student’s unique voice, experiences, and natural musical inclinations.

Scott Slapin (b. 1974) grew up in a family of string players in New Jersey and studied violin/viola with Barbara Barstow and Emanuel Vardi and composition with Richard Lane. At eighteen he was one of the youngest graduates of the Manhattan School of Music in New York City.

[4.89 rating over 46 reviews from another lesson platform] Joshua has been a musician for over twenty-five years and has been teaching for ten. He is an award winning composer, critical thinker, and an straight-forward teacher. Joshua has a high standards for his students and himself. Joshua has studied Suzuki method under Dr.

Noted for taking audiences to a place of calm and beauty (Blackbook Magazine) and the excellence and exuberance of his playing (Charleston Today), Samuel Thompson enjoys a career that includes performance, education and arts journalism.