Violin Lessons
Ulyana Tsatsenko
Ulyana has specialized in violin teaching and orchestra playing. She has studied violin in Almaty Music College by Tchaikovsky and graduated with distinction. When she arrived in the US she had her diploma evaluated and has been reviewed as having a Bachelors in Music. She started to teach violin in the USA at California Music Studio and also had her own private students. Ulyana's philosophy is there is hardly one thing in the world more beautiful and expressive than music. Ability to appreciate, understand and enjoy music, play a musical instrument as well as watching your child progress in music, is a great source of happiness. Multiple studies showed direct benefit from learning music for our brain development, critical thinking, and even math skills. Music teaches us to feel, to act, to behave, to focus, it boosts confidence and independence, helps with social skills and self-discipline, brings joy to your heart. Ulyana firmly believes that life is so much richer with music and every student deserves to learn to his/her highest potential.
Thank you for giving yourself / your child a great opportunity to experience joy of making music. Bring your positivity, inquiring mind, and attention to the lessons!
Phone: (858) 900-8919
Juliana Borgatti
Juliana's passion for music began at an early age. As a child, she played in her family of six siblings' musical group which performed regularly throughout California, as well as in her local youth symphony. Subsequently, through the years, she played violin in various symphonies, and in orchestras for musical theatre and theme park Broadway Review shows, as well as in the San Diego ensembles, "La Jolla Renaissance Singers" and "Mary's Manhattans." Currently, Juliana performs with the Poway Symphony Orchestra and Poway Symphonette which, in addition to providing classical music to the community, frequents European musical tours.
Phone: (760) 470-8232