小提琴基礎合奏班

小提琴基礎合奏班為持續性合奏課程，透過穩定的團體學習，培養孩子的合奏能力、聆聽技巧與音樂默契。

Time: Saturdays · 2-2:50 PM

Location: iDucation Center, Chino Hills, CA.

Ensemble Placement

Students are placed in Beginning Ensemble after completing Violin Explorers or through instructor placement by Ms. Anna to ensure appropriate readiness for ensemble learning.

Enrollment & Tuition

Beginning Ensemble is billed on a monthly tuition basis, supporting consistency, group continuity, and steady musical development within the ensemble.

Performance

Students will participate in a recital at the end of the semester. To support ensemble preparation and a positive performance experience for all students, regular attendance is required, and students may not miss more than three classes.

Program Requirements

• Enrollment in regular private lessons
• Study at approximately Suzuki Book 1–2 level

⭐Why Are Private Lessons Important?

Private lessons develop the individualized technical skills—such as posture, tone production, intonation, and technique—that students need to succeed in learning the violin. This focused one-on-one instruction allows students to build a strong foundation so they can participate confidently and musically in both individual and ensemble playing.

⭐Why Is Playing in a Group Important?

Playing in a group develops listening, timing, balance, and awareness of others—skills that cannot be learned alone—and it also creates positive peer influence as students motivate and support one another. Because music is fundamentally a collective art form, ensemble classes teach students how to collaborate and understand how individual parts contribute to a shared musical result.

⭐Why Are Performance Opportunities Important?

Preparing for a performance gives students a clear goal and reinforces consistency, focus, and responsibility over time. Performing allows students to apply what they have learned in a meaningful context while building confidence, endurance, and the ability to perform under pressure in a supportive environment.

⭐Placement Note

Suzuki book levels are used as general guidelines. Final placement is based on overall readiness, ensemble skills, and instructor evaluation.