Violin Tuition
from beginner
to advanced


with Bill Anderton

In Person or Online
Violin or Viola
Online violin lessons with Bill Anderton
Friendly lessons online, UK wide. First lesson free.

Initially we can chat about what you would like to achieve. This may be simply to play a favourite piece well or to learn the basics to set you on your musical journey.

More formally, for students who want to study for grade exams, I use the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) syllabus. 
My studio is in Newent, near Gloucester. I adhere to a safe-guarding policy for children and vulnerable adults.
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In person lessons at my studio in Newent.

Friendly online lessons are also continuing
from the comfort of your own home.
First lesson, in person or online, FREE
Unsure? Contact me.

Lessons are supported by a series of Youtube videos, 'Practice Tips for Violin'.
Subscribe to my YouTube channel (button below).
Lessons cost £10 for half an hour; £20 per hour.
If you would like to chat about your needs, please...

Free Advice Service

If you would like advice about your violin or violin playing, I am always pleased to offer this to you. Here are some topics for which you might need help:

   * Choosing and buying a violin
   * Learning to read music
   * Care of your violin
   * Bow purchase and care
   * Buying and fitting new strings
   * Practising for exams and coping with
      nerves!
   * Setting up for online lessons
   * Position Shifting and Scale Studies

Find out more about...
Musical Experience: I have a lifetime's involvement with classical and contemporary music with London Guildhall School training (teacher, Reginald Morley). Current leader of the Newent Orchestra, I am founder of the Carnevale Baroque group, now Newent Harmony.
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Rondo by Ferdinando Carulli. Violin, Bill Anderton; Guitar, Martin Bills