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Violin · Viola · Piano
Trusted teacher: By the age of 12 years old, Rhiannon had participated in 5 performances in the Royal Albert Hall as well as a tour of Brittany (France). Since obtaining a BMus (Hons) Degree in 2012, Rhiannon has worked as a freelance violinist internationally with companies such as Burberry & Polydor Music, with orchestras by the likes of BBC concert Orchestra & Nu Civilisation Orchestra, at venues including the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall & Ronnie Scotts, in studios including Elstree Studios & BBC Maida Vale Studios, and in festivals including the EFG London Jazz Festival, WOW Women of the World Festival & Crossing Borders Festival in the Netherlands. Rhiannon has experience playing a wide range of genres from working with award-winning artists including Jess Glynne (Pop), Anna-Jane Casey (Theatre), Anne-Sofie Von Otter (Opera), Isabella Melodies (Gospel) & Le Gateau Chocolat (Cabaret). She is the proud Youth Ambassador for the company Black Women In Arts, lead violinist of Tomorrow's Warrior's String Ting, lead violinist of the Nu Civilisation Orchestra, and leads the affiliate orchestra to Jazz Jamaica All-Stars. Rhiannon and is currently doing a Masters in Jazz Violin Performance at Guildhall School of Music. Rhiannon an experienced teacher currently teaching for Tri-Borough Music Hub. She spent 7 years teaching in two top preparatory schools in London, and also taught jazz and improvisation at the Southbank Centre for Tomorrow's Warriors to adults. She has given masterclasses at venues including the Southbank Centre and Rich Mix, and led multiple masterclasses as part of the Yehudi Menuhin Centenary Week in 2016. Rhiannon's teaching experience includes preparing children for exams and auditions - with some of her pupils having been awarded music scholarships to top independent schools in London, as well as places at Junior Guildhall School of Music & Drama, and The Centre for Young Musicians.
Violin · Viola · Music theory lessons
Performing with London Philharmonic Orchestra and other professional ensembles. I started playing the violin when I was 5 years old, and throughout my musical education I've been extremely lucky to study with generous teachers and masters. They not only passed on the knowledge of the violinistic technique, but also sparked my musical imagination and taught me how to listen to, understand and perform music from different ages of history. Over the past years, I approached music education from both a theoretical and practical point of view. During my Erasmus at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2016, I attended the Teaching Skills Course. It helped me to understand the many mechanisms of a performer’s thought processes and, consequently, to adjust my teaching method to each student. In 2016, being a member of Southbank Sinfonia enabled me to gain experience working with instrumentalists, mentoring young musicians at Glyndebourne, Vaughan Memorial School and Thomas's Battersea School. In 2014, I graduated in Pedagogical Studies at the Academy of Music in Cracow (2014). This diploma included psychology, pedagogy, didactics, voice projection, violin teaching methods and an internship at a music high school as a Violin Teacher. Among my recent teaching experiences, in August 2019 I gave masterclasses at the Krzysztof Penderecki European Centre for Music, working with musicians of the Penderecki Youth Orchestra. During the same period, I taught musicians of the NOR59 Strykeinstitutt Orchestra in Oslo. Recently I have been selected to be an Ambassador with The Benedetti Foundation in London. Orchestral experience: • London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Festival Hall, London • Southbank Sinfonia 2016, Concertmaster and Leader; ’Side by side’ with Academy of St Martin in the Fields
 and Royal Opera House; Cadogan Hall London, Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Southbank Centre, Royal Festival Hall, London, Notre Dame de Paris, France, BBC Radio 3 London • Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra • YPHIL International Philharmonic Orchestra Leader; Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium, Perelman Stage, New York; Symphony Space, New York • Sinfonia Varsovia, 36. Festival International de Piano de la Roque d'Anthéron, France, La Folle Journée 2017, 2018, Tokyo, Japan, National Philharmonic, Warsaw • Guildhall Symphony Orchestra • Beethoven Academy Orchestra, Musikverein, Vienna, Austria • Cracow Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra, Concertmaster; Musikverein, Vienna, Austria; Beijing Concert Hall, China, Tianjin Grand Theater, China, Cracow Philharmonic Hall • Cracow Academy of Music Chamber Orchestra, Concertmaster and Leader • Lutoslawski Orchestra Moderna, Leader, Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio, Warsaw, Poland • Krakow Film Music Festival 2017, 2018 Sinfonietta Cracovia • The Harry Potter Film Concert Series, tour 2018 Solo experience: • Southbank Sinfonia, Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E Minor (movement), Cadogan Hall, London, 2016 • Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Sarasate Zigeunerweisen, 2014 • Cracow Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra 
 conducted by Jerzy Maksymiuk, Glazunov Violin Concerto,
 Cracow Philharmonic Hall, 2014 • SouthbankSinfoniaQuartet, Szymanowski Quartet no. 1, Royal Opera House, 2016 • SouthbankSinfonia, Golijov, Last Round, Southbank Centre, London, 2016 • Cracow Academy of Music Chamber Orchestra, Schnittke „Mozart à la Haydn”, 2015 • Cracow Chamber Group, J.S.Bach Violin Concertos, „Margaritae Baroci” Festival, 2015, 2016 • Przemysl Chamber Orchestra, Michal Spisak Andante & Allegro, Paderborn, Germany, 2013 • Podkarpacka Philharmonic Orchestra, Graduates Concert, 2011
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Born on 11th June 1984 in Northern Iran in a city called Bandar-e-Anzali and raised in an educated family , Faraz started his musical education at the age of 18 at a local music institution as he just attended translation studies B.A course in Rasht Azad University. To achieve more comprehensive skills in violin-viola performance and teaching he later in 2007 continued his learning procedure in Capital Tehran where he first met Dr Setare Beheshti faculty member of University of Tehran, School of Fine Arts. Being under her instructions he got introduced to Suzuki School of Violin and simultaneously started to teach violin to several kids in different cities of province Guilan through Suzuki Method. Since 2007 he has been teaching 40 to 70 students each week planning their music career in orchestras and string ensembles. He has also conducted several student violin recitals and introduced more than 10 students each year through those recitals. In 2009 he enrolled BA course in Iranian music performance at The University of Guilan , school of Architecture and Art and graduated in 2014 . His final thesis was in two part; one was an article about a comparison between the styles of violin playing in Iranian classical music , and the other was performing 4 of his composition and arrangements for a mixed fusion ensemble. At the autumn of 2014 he entered MA course in Ethnomusicology at University of Arts , School of Music, and has been graduated on 2017. In 2012 he and four of his graduated colleagues have founded Guilan Chamber Orchestra mostly from the teenage students which has performed 3 independent concerts in different genres . He arranged two folk and Iranian classical song for the Orchestra performed in 2014. He composed an Album called "The Impression on the Wall" in Iranian Orchestral style published in 2011 and have won the third prize in provincial productions' festival about a year later. In 2010 he composed his first film soundtrack for a fictional documentary movie called " He owns a Factory near the Town". He had been teaching in several private music academies meeting around 60 student a week developing his teaching career every day. He is now studying Master of Music Education at Royal College of Music in London.
Violin · Viola · Children's music
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Frequently asked questions about violin in Londres

1. Why should adults or children pursue private violin lessons in London?

At Apprentus, we believe violin lessons spark charisma and cultural depth. In-person tutoring in London offers tailored guidance, helping students master techniques like vibrato while stealing the show at gatherings, picture wowing friends with a soulful melody! Tutors foster creativity and confidence, connecting learners to London’s rich musical heritage. Violin skills boost discipline and emotional expression, making you a standout. Face-to-face lessons ensure progress at your pace, turning practice into a passion that shines socially and personally.  

2. What teaching methodologies do tutors on our platform use for violin lessons?

Tutors on our platform employ diverse methods:  

- Suzuki approach: Learning through listening and imitation.  

- Technical drills: Refining posture and finger placement.  

- Repertoire exploration: From classical to contemporary pieces.  

They adapt to individual goals, tracking progress via performances. This engaging style ignites musicality and confidence, helping students in London develop violin skills with a charismatic flair that captivates audiences. 

3. How are in-person violin lessons conducted to ensure student progress?

Lessons on our platform are designed for success. Tutors assess skills like bowing or intonation to craft customised plans. In London homes or studios, sessions feature technique exercises, musical pieces, and real-time feedback. Tutors refine posture and phrasing, fostering expressive playing. Regular milestones track growth, keeping motivation high. This hands-on approach builds proficiency and confidence, infusing students with London’s vibrant musical culture. 

4. Why are violin skills important for cultural and personal growth?

Violin skills enrich lives profoundly. Playing cultivates discipline, creativity, and emotional depth, shaping well-rounded individuals. Tutors on our platform teach expressive techniques, connecting students to London’s musical heritage. Mastering the violin boosts charisma, imagine dazzling at a local concert! It fosters cultural appreciation and confidence, enhancing personal growth and social connections in London’s thriving artistic community.  

5. How do private violin lessons address common learning challenges?

Struggling with violin techniques like note reading or bow control? Tutors on our platform assess issues and create tailored plans. In-person lessons in London provide instant feedback, correcting posture or technique live. Engaging exercises ease frustration, building confidence. This support transforms challenges into strengths, helping students develop a charismatic musical presence that resonates in London’s cultural circles.  

6. What benefits can learners expect from face-to-face violin lessons in London?

In-person violin lessons deliver:  

- Immediate feedback: Tutors refine techniques instantly.  

- Personalised pacing: Lessons suit individual goals.  

- Confidence growth: Charisma blooms through mastery.  

- Flexible venues: Homes or studios in London.  

These advantages deepen musical skills and cultural ties. Tutors on our platform nurture creativity, ensuring students stand out with violin prowess and London’s artistic charm. 

7. How does learning violin in London enhance musical and cultural growth?

London’s world-class music scene, with venues like Royal Albert Hall, makes it perfect for violin learning. Tutors on our platform craft lessons around classical and modern repertoires, fostering skills that shine at events like BBC Proms. Violin builds discipline and charisma, making you a star at gatherings. Lessons enrich lives, connecting learners to London’s cultural pulse and boosting personal growth with every note.  

8. What is the typical cost of private violin lessons in London through Apprentus?

On our platform, private violin lessons in London typically range from £8 to £92 per hour, depending on the tutor’s experience and lesson specifics.  

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