Learn how to play violin from a master
Dear violinist,
Prof. Lewis is the world renowned first violinist of the Manhattan String Quartet of 40 years. He has toured the world since the 1970’s across North and South America, Europe, Russia and the far east concertizing and teaching. Prof. Lewis has been teaching violin privately for over 40 years and at institutions of higher learning everywhere he goes, enabling young violin players to forfill their violinistic dreams.
The ViolinMasterPro course began in 1988, while Prof. Lewis was conducting youth and university orchestras. He designed a new method that would enable players of all ages to expand their horizons and play incredibly difficult pieces of music in a shorter amount of time. He accelerated the learning curve for young string players to produce concerts of Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky.
If you are looking for a complete solution to learning the violin, from start to finish, this is your answer. ViolinMasterPro is your complete, online video package to learning how to play anything on violin. The complete Eric Lewis method is available for beginners, intermediate and advanced players, as well as young players who have never picked up the instrument before. Learn how to play sonatas, solos, concertos and more.
The Eric Lewis method is an incredibly complete solution to mastering the violin and is easy to apply. All you have to do is download the videos and mp3s in a step by step instructional sequence. You can apply the Eric Lewis method to Classical, Jazz, Rock, Country, Bluegrass and more. This system is powerful and is a terrific foundation for any player at any age.
You will learn how to master your instrument in a logical sequence that prepares you for any musical contingency.It is never too early, nor too late to play the violin. It is an awesome instrument, and Eric Lewis will show you exactly why. For the first time ever, Eric Lewis on video is available only through ViolinMasterPro.
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