by Little Mozart, School of Violin
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A violin school where children as young as four learn to play with experienced, vetted teachers. Instruction is tailored to each student and covers technique and musical expression from beginner to advanced levels.
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Ages 4+.
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15 Broad St, 10005, in the Financial District, Manhattan.
Yes. Little Mozart School of Violin is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Little Mozart, School of Violin: littlemozartschool.com, or call (917) 378-3599.
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