PRIVATE LESSONS OR NOT?
20:04 on Monday, March 15, 2004
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(Samantha)
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I AM THIRTEEN YEARS OLD AND I LOVE TO PLAY THE VIOLIN. MY CONDUCTOR TOLD ME THAT I SHOULD CONSIDER PRIVATE LESSONS. I HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT OF MY PLAYING AS JUST FOR FUN. SHOULD I GET SERIOUS ABOUT IT RO STICK TO JUST MY SCHOOL ORCHESTRA?
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Re: PRIVATE LESSONS OR NOT?
20:35 on Monday, March 15, 2004
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(Nox)
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I suppose that`s up to you and your parents.
If you enjoy the instrument - by all means take lessons. I wish I had had the opportunity to do so when I was your age. As far as I`m concerned, learning to play better only adds to your enjoyment by a mile! (Or even more!  )
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Re: PRIVATE LESSONS OR NOT?
14:41 on Tuesday, March 16, 2004
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(Anton)
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I think you should get a private teacher
Anton the Violinist
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Re: PRIVATE LESSONS OR NOT?
04:51 on Wednesday, March 17, 2004
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(Martin Milner)
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Get a private teacher if your parents can afford it and are willing, you will come on in leaps and bounds, and may end up leading the orchestra!
Just a note on internet practise, typing ALL IN CAPITALS indicates that you are shouting. It`s harder to read, and you`ll get a better reception if you don`t shout. 
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Re: PRIVATE LESSONS OR NOT?
07:27 on Wednesday, March 17, 2004
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(Jeff Flatters)
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If your parents can afford it, go for private lessons. Not only will you come on in leaps and bounds but, if you find a teacher who plays your favourite style, you can play the music you want.
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Re: PRIVATE LESSONS OR NOT?
09:02 on Wednesday, March 17, 2004
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