Neil D.

Tarra Guerra is one of the best teachers I have ever known. She is the consummate practitioner of the Suzuki method; in every one of her sessions the parent learns as much as the child. Something nearly magical happens when she teaches and there is a shared learning experience that involves all the participants. As a parent, she helped me to understand that teaching must be partnered with learning. As a student, she gifted me the humility and the patient confidence to persist and to succeed.

Lidya A.

Amari is an excellent teacher, her professionalism, her knowledge and mainly her attitude towards her students is amazing. Amari taught my granddaughter violin and as a child, she enjoyed evy class

Ronit S.

Ms.Sharon is an amazing violin teacher! She tries to make the best out of everyone's violin playing. If you learn at a slow pace, she will teach you slowly, but if you learn the violin at a faster pace, she will also teach you many things quickly. Whenever I have any questions, I will just email Ms.Sharon, and she will always reply back with an answer. If I do anything wrong, Ms.Sharon will tell me how to do it better/in the right way, and/or will demonstrate if you need some demonstration. Ms.Sharon teaches firmly, but she isn't strict or mean. She is super nice to everyone! Ms.Sharon can train us if we have any violin competitions, auditions, concerts, etc. Ms.Sharon gives us exposure to violin playing in the levels above us so we can know what's coming next, and to higher level violin playing. She can definitely make you progress faster in her lessons.

Magaly

Iván García, es un prestigioso profesor cubano de violín, graduado en la Escuela Nacional de Arte. Formador de varias generaciones de músicos infantiles en este instrumento. Además con su talento logró crear el Grupo musical Los Aragoncitos, reconocido en el ámbito cultural cubano por su calidad y disciplina. Soy testigo de su trabajo porque impartió clases de violín a mi nieto con resultados musicales excelentes.