Several weeks ago, I accompanied my friend Rina to bring her son, Quinto, to his violin lessons. I was so amazed! I just find the violin so elegant and so classic! And for a child to be playing it amazes me more. Quinto was so proud to show off his violin skills to me.
They say that it is important that a child learns atleast one musical instrument.
Teacher Loy: ”That’s Music! You don’t see anything, You hear it, You feel it, you follow. You make nice music!”
Hi there.
i stumbled upon your site while looking for violin lessons.
i had a nice time going through the entries, especially the part on environmental protection. i also liked watching Quinto play the violin. 
the kid in me still hopes to learn how to play the violin(i used to take lessons for piano, but i got tired of it since i don’t get practice in my room and back then, my parents wouldn’t allow me to do so in the evenings because it is study time. though i still play with the piano at times, but rarely. the violin though, it tugs at my heart whenever i hear people playing), aside from learning more languages, like nihongo, french and spanish (in that order).
Teacher Loy, to me, seems like a great teacher. i wonder if she accepts students older than 20.
hehe 
thanks for putting up the site.
~Grace Lim