Taking stringed instrument lessons is an excellent way to unlock your musical potential and enrich your life. These lessons provide structured learning and expert guidance, helping you master the techniques and theory necessary to play these instruments.

Come and experience the violin, viola, cello, and double bass, with sizes available for all ages. It’s a perfect chance to get up close and personal with these beautiful instruments and discover what they’re all about.

Interested about the differences between these instruments? Here are some quick facts!

Violin –

The violin is a versatile stringed instrument. Violins are the sopranos of the string instruments and the smallest. The violin produces high pitches and is often used as a solo instrument.

Viola –

Violas are slightly larger than violins and are the altos of the string instruments. The violas providing a darker rich tone. The viola is a solo and harmony instrument.

Cello –

Cellos are played while seated in a chair. The cello has a wide range, of beautiful tones and is the tenor voice of the string instruments. Cellos are used as solo instruments and provide harmonic support to the strings group.

Double Bass –

The double bass is the largest low-pitched instrument in the string family. Basses create a deep, rich sound providing the harmonic and rhythmic foundation to performing group.  The double bass is played standing up or sitting on a stool.