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Observe a Lesson

We ask that families interested in starting lessons come and see what a lesson is like with our teachers.You may observe a lesson before or after filling out this registration form. Observing offers an opportunity to:

Learn more about the Suzuki method.
Hear about how music lessons will benefit your whole family.
Meet our teachers and tour our school.
Gather practical info such as cost and schedule

For the observation, we try and match you with a student who is of a similar age and level.

Observations:

Give your child a way to envision themselves in a lesson.
Give you an idea of what your role is and how to prepare for this new setting.

After an observation:

The teacher will contact you and review what you observed and see if you have any questions. Please fill out this registration form to receive a contact from us.
Lesson times are reserved for those who have completed observations and filled out the registration form. (Please note that we often have a waiting list).
You may observe as often as you would like and at various levels. This can be arranged with the individual teacher.

Angela Thompson

Angela Thompson is a violinist and violin instructor with training in the Suzuki Method of music education. She received her Bachelor’s Degree from the National Conservatory of Peru in violin performance. She has played as a soloist with the Cusco Symphony Orchestra and has taken master classes from internationally known violinists, such as Ray Chen and Rachel Barton.

Angela has over a decade of teaching experience. In 2015, she co-founded the Capulitaki School of Music in Lima, Peru, which currently teaches Classical and Latin American traditional music to children of all ages. Her students have participated in musical festivals, concerts, and institutes and have toured various cities throughout Peru. She has completed Suzuki training courses Books 1- 8 and enrichment courses with Nancy Lokken, Marilyn O'Boyle, Ann Montzka, Nancy Jackson, Fernando Piñero, and Carol Dallinger. She has also received training in the Dalcroze and Kodaly methods. She has taught at festivals and institutes around Peru, and was the elected Violin Coordinator of the Suzuki Association of Peru from 2015-2017.

She loves traveling, her two cats, and learning different styles of music. She occasionally dabbles in amateur theatre and dance.