Candice currently has a wait list for new students. Please contact her about the next availability for lessons.
Lessons with Candice
Candice teaches violin and viola at her private studio in Tucson. Her students range from young beginners to career-driven high school and collegiate students. She encourages students of every age to nourish their relationship with their instrument through inquisitive yet deliberate practicing, exploring their own musical voice, and indulging in a healthy appetite for music of all kinds.
Candice has thirteen years of teaching experience. In addition to running her private teaching studio, she previously served as a visiting faculty member at the University of Arizona, where she taught a full roster of undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate viola students. She has also previously served on the faculties of the Aspen P.A.L.S. Music Education Program (Aspen, CO), International School of Music (Bethesda, MD), and Baltimore Symphony’s OrchKids program (Baltimore, MD).
Candice holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music and a Master of Music degree from the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University. She received Suzuki Method training and certification at Buffalo Suzuki Strings, the Chicago Suzuki Institute, and the American Suzuki Institute at Stevens Point. She is a member of the Suzuki Association of the Americas and the Arizona Suzuki Association.
Info for New Students
There is currently a wait list for new students. Please use this contact form to contact Candice to ask about the next availability for new students.
New students are welcome to observe a lesson with a current student at no cost.
Lessons are offered for beginning to advanced students, including college audition prep. Students of all ages and abilities are welcome (adults too!).
References from current and former students available upon request.
***Current Students: Your resources have MOVED!***
You can find everything that used to be here (plus a whole lot more) on the new Student Portal page. Check your email or the studio bulletin board for the password (or ask me).