r/Logan 7d ago

Does anyone know where I can get violin lessons? Question

I have always wanted to learn and my mother-in-law purchased me a violin for Christmas. From what I know it's next to impossible to teach yourself, so I'm looking for lessons.

Ideally this is someone who would be comfortable with my autism. While not high-supports needs, I do tend to ask a lot of questions in 'normal' situations and even more questions in learning environments as I seem to understand.

I also have verbal tics and a stutter so I would really appreciate non-judgement on that front.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated?

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u/bubblegumshrimp 7d ago

KSM music usually has info about music lessons. 

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u/kyokrazy 6d ago

https://wilhelmviolinstudio.com/

Any taught my daughter and I feel like she does great!!! I think you can contact her through this website

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u/Aoiboshi 6d ago

Go to the Fine Arts Center and ask around.

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u/SeaManaenamah 6d ago

Downstairs at the Book Table they do lessons. I've heard them there before. Just go in and they'll give you contact information.

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u/Noblezombie777 6d ago

They just announced at the recent Christmas concert they are starting adult lessons. Check it out here. Good luck I think that it’s awesome ! https://www.mountainweststrings.com/

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u/Haggit 6d ago

Ashlin Christian, MA, MT-BC is a teacher of several instruments. Her lessons are adaptive - my son takes piano from her and he is on the spectrum and has beautiful appreciation for music

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u/trevdelder78 4d ago

Logan music academy is good for beginners, my son took violin lessons there. College students teach there all the time and once you get a handle on it, you could move into a more professional lessons.

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u/grayg_r 4d ago

Estelle Rhodes is a great teacher in River Heights.

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u/Ahnteis 7d ago

I'd bet you could ask up at the university and find a student or two who'd be glad to do lessons.

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u/ConglomerateOfWolves 7d ago

Who would I ask at the university?

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u/Ahnteis 6d ago

Music department in the Caine College of the Arts. Probably whoever leads one of the orchestras or something, but if you just contact them they can probably point you to the right person.