December Holiday Programme: Violin Group Class

Opportunity to try up the violin group class before committed to individual lessons.

In this programme, every student is to be part of a great short-term lessons that will collectively produce a great group learning experience. It is an edge for a student to have the chance to play and opportunity for additional learning, encourage everyone to perform on the stage with self-confidence.

 

This group class are designed for short term programme. It's just five days programme that consist a basic technique in music theory.

Past Holiday Programme Video and Results

This is the 3rd days of the programme. The student was able to play the simple pieces and will follow the music according the music sheet. This programme include the violin basic technique, posture, music theory, note reading, rhythm practice and hearing exercise. We are strongly recommended this programme to all the violin beginner.

For more inquiries, please call us @ 016-9150218

Absolute Music Performing Arts Centre Sdn Bhd 

No. D-1-23 & D-2-23, Jalan PJU 1A/20B
Dataran Ara Damansara,
  Petaling Jaya, 47301 Selangor, Malaysia
Tel : 603-7842 2420 | 6016-915 0218
Fax: 60377340201
Email: ampac8@gmail.com
Website: www.ampac.com.my

AMPAC Violin Group Class

AMPAC Violin Group Class Holiday Programme is specially design for beginners or student who like to take up as a second instrument. This programme is design to build up the basic technique for the beginner. The purpose is to let the student to expose to ensemble playing!

During this 5 days programme, the student will be learn how to hold the violin and bow in the proper manner and we will concentrate on the basic technique, eg. Suzuki methods, Essentials Elements and Fiddle Time Runner will applied in the programme. 

Beside doing practical and theory sections, we also apply flash cards as one of the section which to help students improve their brain implementation. After complete the whole programme, all students have chances on stage to have a short performance in the AMPAC Recital Hall.