| Workshops: regular workshops at the Suzuki Musical Institute of Paris (October, February and on appointments) |
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Stephane Tran Ngoc has been a violin teacher for over two and a half decades.
After teaching in the Noisy le Grand conservatory as a teenager, he taught with great success at the Paris conservatory as a teacher's assistant, Brooklyn College preparatory division, the Center for professional studies in Tarbes, the Lyon Superior National Conservatory of Music, the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music and the London College of Music where he is currently head of strings. Many of his former students have reached very high levels of playing, winning concerto competitions, being international prize winners or now playing in some of the world's best orchestras. He teaches also in regular workshops at the Paris Suzuki Institute and in great music festivals such as the International Spring Music Festival in Provence , and the Nancy Academies
His approach reinforces the best possible use of the body, avoiding any tension and allowing for complete freedom of motion and expression. Thus, he has become especially acute in teaching and solving bow technique problems. To extend this area of work he had taught a Bow Technique for String Players class at Lawrence University. His chamber music experience also make him a very knowledgeable and seeked after chamber music coach. He is thus frequently invited to give masterclasses.
