"My philosophy on teaching is simple: *You, the student, are the priority. If the student wishes to improve their technique, I can address this in many ways. 

My emphasis remains the music. I encourage students to think for themselves and play an active role in developing their own approach and philosophy on the violin as lessons occur. 

When it's possible, I read music such as duos with my students in person. It is also now becoming possible via zoom online. 

I encourage students to participate in weekly violin lessons. There are exceptions for some students who prefer once every ten days, every two weeks, and/or another scenario.

I consider my approach to be very much non possessive. If there's a truly serious student that wishes to accelerate and major on the violin with me, tho each students' situation is invariably different, I encourage a program in which I would teach during the regular season, and have the student participate in a summer music program either with me, or potentially at an intensive summer music camp depending on the student’s level. 


Jason is available to teach any level of violin, from beginner to pro, in person or with basic contact info via Zoom options, or Face-time.

To book a lesson with Jason you can reach him directly at: 267-977-7134, or, jasonmdepue@gmail.com.

You can also reach Jason through our contact page by clicking here

Individual lessontbd; meanwhile here are the fees as of August 2024:

  • 30 min $90

  • 45 min $120

  • 60 min $150

  • 75 min $170

  • 90 min $200

    For students who have financial challenges, considerations can definitely be made. For students who would like to send brief videos or mp3’s of them practicing or performing, and would prefer a $30/month subscription, you’d be welcome to send these at Jason’s WhatsApp site (phone/reference number: +1 (267)-977-7134 ). Jason will respond in a timely manner. (Please note: Lesson fees for current students as of Aug 2024 remain the same).

    Payments can be made via Venmo: @jasondepue

Violin Basics

Here’s a violin teaching video involving my explaining brief examples of “raw ideas” of how to address the most basic technical elements as it applies to the violin and bow.

 

Violin basics (without commentary)