If you’re new here and would like to take in-person lessons with me in Munich, you’re welcome to book the trial lesson for €30. If you have already had lessons with me before or would prefer online lessons, please choose one of the other options.

We offer a range of payment methods, including PayPal, credit card, Klarna, Twint, and Billie. We use Stripe for payment processing.

You simply choose the 10-lesson package and book your first lesson right away. After payment, you will automatically receive an email with a personal booking link for the remaining 9 lessons. Please note that you can only redeem one lesson per booking, not multiple lessons in a single booking.

No. When booking, you choose either online or in-person lessons, and your selected option applies to the entire package. If you would like to switch formats in an exceptional case, please contact me.

If your package has not already been fully used, please contact me.

Yes! If you haven’t received one, please contact me.

Yes, you will automatically receive an invoice by email after your booking.

No. Please contact me first - I need to add your country to the list before you can complete the booking.

VAT depends on the country in which you reside. Therefore, the final price is only calculated once you select your country during the booking process.

VAT depends on the country in which you reside. Therefore, the final price is only calculated once you select your country during the booking process.

The lesson takes place in Munich or online. I will send you the address with the appointment confirmation.

The trial lesson in Munich is a special offer exclusively for those who would like to take regular in-person lessons with me in Munich.

The trial lesson lasts approximately 45–60 minutes, depending on how much you have prepared. Please bring everything you have recently worked on (technique, études, pieces, etc.). We will work on these together, I will analyze your playing, give you detailed feedback and practical exercises, and provide an overview of what we could focus on in the future.

I want to offer this opportunity only to individuals who are genuinely interested in taking violin lessons with me. That’s why the trial lesson is available at a price of just €30.

Absolutely! The only thing you need to bring is your instrument - I’ll take care of the rest. If you need help finding a violin, I’m happy to assist you in advance and can recommend a few violin makers in Munich.

In both cases, the lesson will of course be rescheduled and made up at a later date.

After your booking, you will receive a link that allows you to join the lesson at the scheduled date and time.

Basically, all you need is a computer (a phone or iPad also works if necessary) and a stable internet connection.

Yes, absolutely! Many aspects of violin playing can be effectively taught online. In my studio, I also use high-quality camera and audio equipment to ensure excellent sound and video quality.

The recording analysis is a detailed and personalized feedback based on your video submission. It is designed for violinists who want to work specifically on their technique, body awareness, sound quality, and a healthy, sustainable playing approach.

It is particularly suitable if you would like to work on specific technical issues, make your playing more efficient and free, or gain a well-founded external perspective on your current level.

Ich analysiere unter anderem deine Haltung, die Position und Bewegungsqualität von Händen, Armen und Schultern, mögliche unnötige Spannungen sowie die allgemeine körperliche Koordination beim Spielen.

Du erhältst in Form eines ca. 10-Minütigen Videos eine konkrete Einschätzung deines aktuellen Spielens sowie klare Hinweise dazu, woran du als Nächstes arbeiten solltest, warum diese Punkte wichtig sind und mit welchen Übungen du gezielt Fortschritte machen kannst.

Yes - if you’re struggling with a specific passage, experiencing quick fatigue, or would like to work on a technical aspect such as shifting, double stops, bow technique, or intonation, I can address these points in a focused and personalized way.

Please send me a high-quality video recording of your playing. Ideally, include multiple angles so that posture, movement patterns, and technical details are clearly visible. It’s best to avoid loose clothing so I can accurately assess your movements. You can send the video via WeTransfer or SwissTransfer, or simply share a YouTube link.

Rescheduling is possible up to 24 hours before the appointment. Cancellations are not possible. Payments are non-refundable but can be transferred to a new appointment if rescheduled. Please contact me to arrange this.

Delays can always happen and are often unpredictable. In individual cases, I’m happy to be flexible and make up the lost time as a courtesy. However, if delays occur regularly, making up the time will of course no longer be possible.

Your health is the most important thing - please let me know in good time if you’re unwell. With timely notice, we can reschedule the lesson. Alternatively, we can also hold the lesson online.

The full amount will be charged, and no replacement lesson will be offered.

In both cases, the lesson will of course be rescheduled and made up at a later date.

Yes, having your own instrument is essential for effective violin lessons. It’s highly recommended to own a violin, as this ensures continuity in your practice and helps you develop proper technique. If you’re looking to buy a violin, you can search for violin makers in Munich to find a suitable beginner instrument. Some of them also offer violins for rent. I’m happy to support you in finding the right option.

I do not offer group lessons and generally don’t recommend them. The violin is such a complex instrument that it really requires individual attention and guidance. If you’re specifically looking for group lessons, I would have to refer you to a local music school. Many music schools in Munich offer group classes.

You can learn the violin at any age – from early childhood to adulthood. For children, starting around the age of 5 is recommended. But even for older adults, it’s never too late to begin learning the violin. There are countless resources and lesson options available to support you on your journey, no matter your age.

Yes, playing the violin can have several health benefits. It promotes coordination, concentration, and emotional expression. Regular practice can help improve mental well-being, and it also trains posture and fine motor skills. However, it’s important to practice the violin in a healthy and mindful way to avoid injuries caused by poor technique or overexertion.

As a complete beginner, it’s important to learn the fundamentals of violin playing in a structured and systematic way. This includes proper posture, bowing technique, and playing simple melodies and scales. The guidance of a violin teacher is essential for mastering the basic techniques correctly and building a solid foundation from the start.

I strongly advise against it. The violin is an extremely complex instrument, especially in terms of physical movements and coordination. It’s very easy to develop bad habits early on, which can be difficult to unlearn later. Your progress will be much faster and more effective with the guidance of a qualified violin teacher. A teacher can provide you with technical advice, correct mistakes, and support you throughout your violin journey. In Munich, I offer private violin lessons tailored precisely to your needs.

Yes, absolutely! Especially in the beginning, or when there’s still a lot of technical work to be done, I strongly recommend weekly lessons with a violin teacher. Once you’re more advanced, it’s definitely possible to reduce the frequency to every two weeks.

Yes, absolutely! You can start learning the violin at 40 – or at any age. What matters most is motivation and patience. Many adults take up the violin purely out of personal interest or as a fulfilling hobby. The motivation and commitment you bring are key to your success in violin lessons. If you’re based in Munich, I’m here to support you as an adult beginner every step of the way.

The time it takes to learn the violin varies greatly depending on individual ability, time commitment, and personal goals. As a complete beginner, it can take several years to develop solid technique and musical expression. Progress also depends on how regularly and intensively you practice. In Munich, I offer personalized learning plans tailored to your individual goals and progress.