Stephanie Flack
Violin Studio
Stephanie Flack
Violin Studio
Stephanie Flack
Violin Studio
Stephanie Flack
Violin Studio
Stephanie Flack
Violin Studio

About Stephanie Flack Violin Studio

Stephanie Flack Violin Studio offers individualized violin instruction
to students of all level ages four through adult.

Ms. Stephanie Sims Flack, violinist and teacher, provides students of all levels with a comprehensive program that includes weekly individual lessons and twice-monthly group lessons. Students learn classical technique and alternate styles, along with music theory, conducting, sight singing, and how to read music. Students participate in numerous performance opportunities throughout the Washington, DC, metropolitan area.

Ms. Flack is dedicated to giving each student a complete education in violin performance, both musically and technically, to develop well-rounded performers and musicians utilizing the world-renowned Suzuki method and numerous other pedagogical approaches and materials. Her wish is for her students to develop lifelong friendships through her collaborative and whole-child environmental approach. Students work toward their musical goals through practical musical applications that include preparation techniques for school and youth orchestra programs, chamber music experiences, and studio-provided and area performing opportunities.

Located in Alexandria, Virginia, SFVS draws aspiring violinists from throughout Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC.

Ms. Flack is a highly-trained violin teacher. Through Suzuki Association of the Americas teacher training, and under master teachers Ronda Cole and Timothy Durbin. Ms. Flack is also trained by the British Suzuki Institute in London, England, and has achieved Accredited Level III through the European Suzuki Exams and Training.
An accomplished professional violinist, Ms. Flack performs with critically acclaimed international, national, regional, and local orchestras and chamber groups. She is also the artistic director and founder of the String Quartet of Northern Virginia and Envisioned Strings.
Shinichi Suzuki, a Japanese master violin teacher, revolutionized violin teaching. The Suzuki Method produces outstanding results and is based on the principle that every child can learn music through the same process he learns his mother tongue language. Through this approach, a child can develop her abilities during the early absorbing and sensitive years to an extent far beyond what most people might imagine possible.
SFVS offers lessons in 30, 45, and 60 minute sessions, based on students' age and progress. All students are required to participate in twice-monthly group lessons that complement individual lessons and support students' musical growth.
SFVS students participate in group lessons at least twice monthly in addition to group individual lessons. SFVS students are required to participate in group lessons as part of their program.
SFVS provides students with many opportunities to grow as musicians throughout each year. These enrichment opportunities include participation in Suzuki festivals and institutes, lessons with master teachers, and many more.

Pan American Symphony Orchestra (PASO), presents "Tango of the Americas" has been nominated for the Latin Grammys! We were fortunate to work with such creative group of musicians and of course Sergio Alessandro BuĊĦlje, himself.

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Recitals and Community Performances