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Music Elements offers Master Classes, Summer Camps and Music Lessions in  piano, drums, guitar, voice, strings, brass, ukulele and bass. Our lessons are in-person and virtual. Whether you are a beginner or advanced student, our instructors  will teach you at a pace that's right for you. Plain and simple…students have fun at our school! Let our reviews speak for us! Come join us to discover or rediscover the joys of music!

Guitar Girl 

Violin, Viola, Cello Lessons

 

Instructor: Aleah Peffer | Tinson Lam

Aleah Peffer

Aleah PefferAleah has been playing the violin since she was five, and later began learning the viola at eleven. Aleah trained under the tutelage of Mai Motobuchi of the Borromeo String Quartet, an acclaimed violist who has performed with Yo-Yo Ma. Aleah has performed with New England Conservatory’s Junior Youth Repertory Orchestra, as well as several other orchestras around the U.S, and is a current member of the Classical Musicians of Metro DC. She is certified in the Suzuki Every Child Can! teacher training and is in the process of completing further Suzuki teacher certifications. Though she specializes in the Suzuki method, Aleah strives to help every student find joy through music and will adapt her curriculum to the unique goals of any learner. Aleah lives in Washington, D.C. and teaches violin and viola remotely with Music Elements.

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Reviews:
My violin lessons have been online since the pandemic started. We use Zoom, and I'll also save videos of my practice pieces to Google Drive and send a link to my teacher. The combination works really well, in fact it may be better than in-person for teaching form, because you can see yourself playing as well. And my teacher Aleah is fantastic -- she made some simple practice suggestions after observing my bowing that immediately(!) improved my tone. She's also technologically savvy, and patient and encouraging. Every lesson is a good lesson! - ~MM
It was so nice to finally meet Aleah today. She’s lovely and immediately gained a rapport with Lydia within minutes of their lesson. Lydia was very focused during her lesson and appeared disappointed for it to end. She is currently practicing as I email you. This is the happiest we’ve seen her in weeks, as we know this pandemic has been quite the adjustment for everyone. In closing, Anita—I have to say, our short time at Music Elements has only been filled with positive experiences. You certainly have a talented faculty and grateful for finding your studio. -Melissa


I just had a terrific lesson with Aleah! I'm so glad you arranged to have her substitute. I think you've been having great luck with violin teachers! I want to practice double stops all night but domestic harmony dictates restraint   -Maggie

Tinson LamTinson Lam

Tinson Lam is a music educator, arts administrator, and professional musician from Lowell, Massachusetts. Mr. Lam completed his Bachelor's Degree in Music Education with vocal & instrumental emphases from Asbury University in Kentucky and received his Master’s Degree in Performing Arts Leadership and Management from Shenandoah University in Virginia. During his undergraduate studies, Mr. Lam signed on as a violin instructor for the Bluegrass Arts Collective for three years. He also sang in several opera/musical theatre workshops and choral residencies in England and Italy. Mr. Lam currently teaches general music, orchestra, and choir in the Lowell School District, performs for weddings/special events, and is an active member of several orchestras in the Greater Boston area, notably the Lowell Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) and Firebird Pops Orchestra. His vocal specializationTinson Lam is pop, musical theatre, and classical music. He is passionate about arts integration in education, youth development, and arts community engagement and empowerment.

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Music Elements

160 Turnpike Rd.   Chelmsford, MA 01824
 
Phone: 978-221-5641

 

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