Violin for young beginners
Playful learning introduces posture and note-reading, with room to discover the joy of making music.
Ask about lessonsFind your own way into the violin. Discover lessons for children, teenagers and adults with Suey Studio in Hong Kong.

New to the violin, returning after a break, or ready to develop your playing? Begin with where you are, and what you want to explore.
Playful learning introduces posture and note-reading, with room to discover the joy of making music.
Ask about lessonsBuild technique and confidence while developing a deeper appreciation for music.
Ask about lessonsExplore musical interests alongside foundational skills, whether starting out or building on experience.
Ask about lessonsA few useful things to think about before choosing lessons. There is no need to have every answer yet.
Share the learner’s age, any previous experience and whether you already have an instrument.
A favourite melody or a personal goal can be a helpful starting point for a conversation.
Confirm lesson location, available times, fees and instrument arrangements directly with the studio.
Founded by Suey Wong in 2012, Suey Studio combines structured learning with an emphasis on enjoyment and musical curiosity.
Suey holds a Master of Arts in Music from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and a Trinity College London LTCL diploma in violin.
More about Suey StudioYou can start learning the violin at any age. Children, teenagers and adults are welcome to share their experience and interests so lessons can begin from a suitable starting point.
The learner’s age, previous experience, preferred times and musical goals are a useful starting point. You can message the studio on WhatsApp or email using the links below.
The studio is at Rm 06, 12/F, Prosper Commercial Building, 9 Yin Chong Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Please contact the studio to confirm available lesson times, lesson format and fees before making arrangements.
You can borrow an instrument or bring your own. Contact the studio about a suitable size and borrowing arrangements before your lesson.
In the first lesson, you will learn how to hold the violin and bow, bow across the four open strings and remember their note names. Depending on your progress, you may also learn the notes A, B, C and D and play a phrase or two of a simple tune.
Lessons can be taught in Cantonese, English or Mandarin.
Tell us a little about yourself or your child, and what you would like to learn.