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Dr. Lynn Kuo has an ability to break down the complexity of playing the violin into its minute parts and explain it in relatively simple terms without losing sight of the overarching principles that make playing the violin so wonderful. 

Bravo to bungee cords and balloons!

Bruce Edington
Amateur Violinist, Canada

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These tips are GREAT, as always! I especially love the one about exhaling on the bow change - never thought of that before! These ideas will definitely be shared with my students.

Sister Marie-Therese Swiezynski
Violin Educator, United States

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I definitely feel that I'm a better violinist. I'm a lot more comfortable with double stops and chords and I've only been in for 3 weeks now!

Chika Wie
Violinist & Suzuki Teacher, United States

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A few months of studying with Dr. Lynn has been so helpful for me. I now listen so much more carefully when I practice and I now have more accurate intonation.

Susannah McKenzie-Sutter
Violinist & Educator,
Master of Music, Memorial Univeristy of Newfoundland
Canada

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Through watching Dr. Lynn's brilliant tutorials, I have learned how to create more colours from my bow and increase my left-hand dexterity. 

Ben Louwersheimer
Professional Cellist D.M.A, Canada

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Dr. Lynn Kuo had identified issues that are just not talked about much but are paramount to the success of any musician. More importantly, she provides clear and actionable steps to help eliminate Performance Anxiety. 

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Dr. Lynn provided the most up-to-date hacks and practice tools on how to survive auditions.

Yanet Campbell
Doctor of Musical Arts Student,
Western University
Canada

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My Spiccato definitely changed from the first time I played it ... and it just took 22 minutes!

Tessa Henderson
Violin Student, United Kingdom

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After working on vibrato to loosen up my hand, I played the end of the Wieniawski first movement again. Things are getting better. 

Nikki Mariotti
Amateur Violinist,
United States