TSSM Faculty
Private Instrumental Study
Private instrument instruction is available for students of abilities and ages over 3. Many of our faculty use the Suzuki approach to education; this means that children as young as three years old can begin select instruments. Whether a beginning violinist or an adult looking to learn an instrument for the first time, The Toledo Symphony School of Music has a private lesson program for everyone. Students may choose to study any of the instruments listed below! Lessons meet once each week for 30, 45 or 60 minutes. Parent attendance and participation is required for Suzuki lessons. Piano students should have access to a piano for daily practice prior to beginning lessons. String students do not need to procure an instrument prior to their first lesson: your private lesson teacher will discuss instruments with you at your first lesson. Click on the pictures below to learn more about our faculty and register for lessons!
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VIOLIN & VIOLA
CELLO & BASS
WOODWINDS
BRASS
GUITAR
PIANO
PERCUSSION
VOICE
The Suzuki Method
The worldwide music education movement known as the Suzuki Method embraces the total development of the child. This method closely follows the parallel of language learning, with parents playing a crucial role. Click the button to learn more about the Suzuki Method and to view faculty who use this teaching philosophy.

