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 Sarah performing at the Miss Taiwanese American pageant.
Sarah is a Suzuki violin instructor residing in the West LA area who makes learning the violin fun! She is certified to teach Book 1 and 2 by the Suzuki Association of the Americas: https://suzukiassociation.org/people/sarah-ho/
She specializes in teaching beginners and children. Sarah is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and English. Trained in the Suzuki method by renowned violinists Edmund Sprunger, Daniel Gee Cordova, Gu Guo Ping and Ou Yang Liu, Sarah has over 12 years of orchestral and performance experience. She played in the Senior Level of California Youth Symphony and El Camino Youth Symphony for five years and has performed at the House of Blues in Hollywood, UCB Sunset, in various venues on behalf of Miss Taiwanese American, universities, senior homes and churches around California. She has recorded violin professionally with Radio Taiwan International. With over 10 years of teaching experience, Sarah offers private violin lessons on the westside of Los Angeles: Mar Vista, Marina Del Rey, Venice Beach, Santa Monica, Westwood, and Culver City. Sarah carefully tailors her lessons to each student according to their goals, personality and talents. Sarah teaches a variety of styles including classical and contemporary popular, and trains beginner students in the Suzuki method. For young students, she often incorporates Disney music and duets into her curriculum. Emphasizing music performance, note-reading, music theory, scales and technique, music improvisation and composition, she strives to give each student a holistic musical foundation upon which they can build upon for other instruments. Contact Sarah to set up a lesson at sarahho61 [at] gmail.com! Please visit the resources page to see the books she uses in her lessons. Sarah is also the founder of YOUTHphonics a cappella at UCLA, a non profit dedicated to bringing free musical education to underserved schools in Los Angeles. YOUTHphonics currently teaches a cappella classes after school, twice a week at Fairfax High School, free of charge. YOUTHphonics’ annual concert on June 1st, 2012 showcased Fairfax High student performers, inspired and uplifted through the power of music. Read all about it in the Daily Bruin here: YOUTHphonics annual concert to showcase Fairfax High School student performers Student group YOUTHphonics provides free a cappella class, mentorship to Fairfax High School students 
Sarah and her students performing Pachelbel's Canon at their annual Christmas recital
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