Avviare Music Academy
Young violin student performing at Avviare Music Academy.

Violin lessons in Bondi Junction

From their first lesson to centre stage

One-to-one violin lessons in Bondi Junction with teachers who build intonation, bow control, and musical confidence from the very first lesson.

In Their Words

Why families stay with us year after year

★★★★★

“I could not recommend Mina enough! She is a wonderful teacher who has encouraged my daughter to find a love for playing violin. She intuitively adjusts the way she teaches to suit each individual, making lessons both productive and inspiring.”

Google Yun Wang
★★★★★

“Connie has been a great violin teacher for our 9 year old boy. She keeps things light and fun and I love the joy he has in his practice, as a result of her approach.”

Google Shobee Kesava
★★★★★

“I am a late starter to learning music and to play the violin, and I have seen so much progress in such a short period of time. Connie is a great teacher, and the team has been very helpful since the start.”

Google Yamil Castro
★★★★★

“The whole culture of the school is about celebrating student progress. There’s no sense of competition. It’s a very collaborative organisation with quality tuition. We feel very welcome.”

Google Jacqueline Cosgrove

Meet your teachers

Patient, qualified, and passionate about teaching

Xavier Richardson, violin teacher at Avviare Music Academy.

Xavier Richardson

Melbourne String Ensemble soloist and concertmaster. Suzuki-trained from age four.

Mina Johansson, violin teacher at Avviare Music Academy.

Mina Johansson

Kathleen Armstrong Scholar, Sydney Conservatorium. Teaching that adapts to every child.

Isaac Shatford, violin teacher at Avviare Music Academy.

Isaac Shatford

Masters from Sydney Conservatorium. Christchurch Symphony violinist and award-winning composer.

Jacqui Carias, violin teacher at Avviare Music Academy.

Jacqui Carias

Elder Conservatorium and Sydney Conservatorium graduate. Loves teaching young beginners.

Kaito Deed, violin teacher at Avviare Music Academy.

Kaito Deed

Performed the Tchaikovsky concerto as soloist. Strong focus on getting the foundations right from day one.

What your child gets

Violin lessons designed around your child

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Teaching shaped around your child

One-to-one lessons paced to suit your child’s age, temperament, and goals. Whether they’re a complete beginner or working toward exams, the approach is personalised from the first lesson.

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Foundations that stick

Technique, rhythm, musicality, and ear training are woven in from the start — so progress isn’t just visible, it’s durable. Children build skills they’ll carry for years.

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A stage to shine on

Biannual concerts where you’ll see their progress come alive on stage. Parents consistently say these performances are when they see their child’s confidence truly emerge.

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Exam pathways when they’re ready

AMEB, ABRSM, and Trinity preparation for students who want structured progression — supported by workshops, masterclasses, and a culture that celebrates effort.

Book a free trial lesson

No commitment, no preparation needed. Your child will meet their teacher, try the instrument, and you'll both get a feel for whether Avviare is the right fit.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What age can my child start violin lessons?
Children can begin once they are ready for focused one-to-one instruction and can physically manage the instrument size that suits them. Avviare works with young beginners and can recommend the right starting point during a trial lesson.
How long is each violin lesson?
Avviare offers flexible lesson durations of 30, 45, or 60 minutes, depending on age, level, and goals.
Do we need to own a violin before starting?
Access to the right-sized instrument is important for steady progress. If you are still deciding between renting and buying, mention that in your enquiry and ask for guidance.
What styles do you teach?
The academy is classically focused, with lessons built around posture, intonation, bowing technique, and musical expression. That strong base also supports broader musical development over time.
Do you teach other instruments?
Yes! Avviare currently teaches piano, guitar, violin, viola, and cello. If you’re interested in a different instrument, just select it from the dropdown in the enquiry form.

Find us

Avviare Music Academy

400 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction

Church at the Market Place