Our Classes

The erhu, also known as the "huqin", is one of the traditional Chinese bowed string instruments. Lessons build a solid foundation step by step — from holding the instrument and bowing to vibrato — before moving into classical and contemporary repertoire, suitable for beginners and continuing students of all ages.

Bright in tone and rich in expression, the guzheng is one of the most popular plucked instruments. Lessons cover techniques such as finger sequencing, tremolo and sweeping, beginning with classics like "Fishermen's Evening Song" to gradually cultivate musical feeling and interpretation.

The violin lies at the heart of Western classical music. Lessons focus on posture, intonation and bowing fundamentals, with sight-reading, scales and pieces tailored to each level — children and adults alike can start from scratch.

Light and easy to pick up, the ukulele is the most pressure-free way to begin making music. Within a few lessons you can sing and play along — perfect for nurturing a new hobby or warming up before learning another instrument.