FiddleQuest Practice Club
FiddleQuest Practice Club
From Solution to Program
In March 2020, when schools around the world shut down, FiddleQuest began the Homebound Fiddle Sessions.
Homebound Fiddle Sessions started as a temporary solution to the isolation and loss of school routine which made practicing between violin lessons difficult. However, the program quickly turned into a regular gathering of students from 6 - 80 years old, from Oregon to Poland. We still hold Homebound Fiddle Sessions every Saturday!
Laurel is a music educator, professional musician, and music librarian in Los Angeles, CA. She has an MM in Violin Performance and a Clear California teaching credential from Cal State LA and has taught for 20 years.
Laurel Diskin
Shanon is a violin, viola, and piano teacher with a BM in Violin Performance from Cal State Northridge, and has taught for 15+ years.
Shanon Garcia
Happy Mistakes Club
A group for students who are in the beginning and early-intermediate stages of learning.
Typically Level 5 and below
Fast Club
A group for fiddlers who are able to learn more complex tunes quickly.
Typically Level 6 and above
Which One?
You can choose any group you want! If you're a slower player who wants to live life in the fast lane, no problem. Just remember that you'll probably only get some of the song.
Homebound Fiddle Sessions
1-Hour learning session every saturday
Including a 10 minute Q&A at the end with incredible teachers from all over the world.
recorded sessions
Can't make it to a session? No problem. You get access to the recording of a session immediately after it ends.
practice chart
Get your own reusable practice chart - with stickers - for the practice challenge.
extra-curricular homebound activities
With a virtual cook-out, a Round-Robin meme-off, a practice challenge (complete with practice chart), and plenty of games, there's lots to enjoy with Homebound Sessions.
Homebound t-shirt
Get a cool FiddleQuest Homebound Sessions T-shirt when you join the membership!
What's Included?
Every Saturday we have a 1-hour long session at 8 AM Pacific Time (11 AM Eastern Time; 5 PM Poland time.)
These sessions will be recorded and made available immediately after the session is over, so students will have access to the lesson even if they have a scheduling conflict that week.