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Nice to meet you! I’m Aoi Saito♬
 
I graduated from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music last year, and I’m currently pursuing my master’s degree at Berlin University of the Arts.
 
Please check out my detailed profile below!
 
 
❀Lesson Features❀
  • I use teaching materials according to the progress and policy of each student. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.
  • After each lesson, I will send you detailed feedback via message so that you can review the lesson.
  • I can also make a video for you to help you practice with your hands in the vibrato course.
  • Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced player, I can help you choose the right exercises and tunes for you.
I hope that you will find enjoyment in solving problems through trial and error, rather than just finding something just fun or difficult.
 
I will help you find joy in various situations, such as when you discover the beauty of a piece, when you complete a difficult part, when you get a new idea, or when you learn a new technique.
 
 
I have always thought that completing a piece of music is similar to building a structure.
An architect draws a blueprint and a carpenter builds a house according to it.
A composer writes down an idea in a score, and a performer reads it and makes it into a tune.
 
When constructing a building, the foundation work is important.
Then, after the foundation and pillars are firmly built, detailed rooms are created and detailed designs are worked out.
If you build luxurious details while the foundation and pillars are weak, they will break, and your design options will be limited.
You can’t just focus on one room and leave the rest of the building as it is as well.
The balance of the entire building is very important.
 
There are similarities in playing the violin as well.
Behind every beautiful musical performance, there is a solid foundation of technique and composition.
The more solid the foundation is, the more versatile the expression can be.
 
It’s not a matter of whether you can clear one difficult technique or not, but when you understand the entire flow of the piece and can digest it with your mind and body, your worries and anxieties will disappear, and you will be able to enjoy creating music at the fullest.
 
In my lessons, based on my experience of studying at Toho and the University of the Arts, I try to teach in such a way that students can develop a solid foundation of technique as well as musical interpretation that takes into account each individual’s personality.
 
I want my students to practice in such a way that they can achieve a balance between “the feeling of wanting to express” and “the body that actually expresses it.
 
It doesn’t matter whether they are talented in performance technique or musical understanding by nature.
 
Whether you have never played the violin before, want to try it for the first time in a long time, or want to work hard to prepare for upcoming exams or competitions, I hope to provide you with enjoyable lessons that fit your lifestyle. I welcome everyone from young children to adult learners!
 
Let’s practice together♬
 
❀About your Instrument❀
If you don’t own a musical instrument yet, please feel free to ask about purchasing or renting one.
 
❀Age Range❀
From 5 years old and above.
I have a variety of courses for different levels and ages, so you can choose the lesson that best suits you!
 
❀Lesson Times❀
Please consult with me about the time of day you would like to take lessons, and I will be flexible.
The length of a lesson is mainly 30 minutes for beginners up to early elementary school, and 45 or 60 minutes for intermediate and advanced level students.
For adults, you can choose the time and pace that best suits your lifestyle and goals.
 
♪Tutor Profile♪
  • Born in Tokyo in 1997, I started taking violin lessons at the age of five at the Toho Gakuen School of Music for Children.
  • I won first prize in the Age-E category of the 10th Osaka International Music Competition for Strings and the Ibaraki Mayor’s Prize.
  • Encouragement Prize at the 63rd All Japan Student Music Contest for Elementary Schools in Tokyo, 3rd Prize at the 66th All Japan Student Music Contest for Junior High Schools in Tokyo
  • 2nd Prize in the 22nd Japan Classical Music Competition for Junior High School (the highest prize)
  • First Prize in the String Section of the Japan Musicians’ Contest for Junior High School, High School, and University, and Grand Prix in all sections
  • First Prize in the 13th Czech Music Competition
  • The 23rd KOBE International Music Competition for Strings, Grand Prize and Hyogo Prefecture Director of Education Award
  • Awarded the Prize of Excellence at the 8th Music Academy in Miyazaki, and performed in the “Concert of Rising Stars” at the Miyazaki International Music Festival.
  • I have studied at seminars in Japan and abroad, including the Ozawa International Chamber Music Academy Okushika and the Leonidas Kavakos Masterclass.
  • After graduating from the High School of Music attached to the Faculty of Music of Tokyo University of the Arts, I graduated from the Department of Instrumental Music of the Faculty of Music of Tokyo University of the Arts. I was awarded the Fukushima Prize, the Ataka Prize, the Ryohei Miyata Scholarship, as well as the Dojo-kai Prize upon graduation.
  • I was ed to perform Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No. 1 with the Philharmonia Orchestra of the University of the Arts, conducted by Jolt Naji.
  • I am currently a master’s student at the Berlin University of Arts.
 
【 Cafetalk Translation / August 2021 】
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