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Greetings!
My name is Soquel Ross and I am the Early Childhood Music instructor for Nimble Notes. Children are a special part of my life; their unique view of the world, their joy & exuberance, and their sense of wonder are such beautiful gifts. I have a love for sharing music with children, not only for the way it benefits many areas of their development, but also because it gives children a unique way of bonding with their parents and expressing themselves when they may not have the words yet. I am a certified Musikgarten and Suzuki Violin teacher and offer classes to children ages birth-7 years as well as teaching violin privately. I hope you will come join us in music making! |
A little more about me:
Music has been something I have loved ever since I can remember. My grandmother and father were both music teachers and growing up music was something special we did together often. When I was little I loved going to music class, and on a few occasions I went out to our chicken coop (with a few rhythm instruments) and gave my hens a music class of their own. My fourth birthday is memorable as I was given a small violin and began studying with a teacher. My love of music kept growing into my teen years. Those years often found me volunteering in my Grandmother’s Early Childhood Music studio or helping mentor younger children in the Youth Symphony I was part of. That is when I discovered that it was not just music that I had a special interest in, but that I loved children as well. I wanted to be able to nurture a love of music in others, so after graduating from high school I obtained my certification to teach violin with the Suzuki Method as well as the American Music System. Since then I have also acquired my Musikgarten license. Currently I am working toward expanding my teaching in SE Aurora/Centennial & Greenwood Village areas so I can continue to share my love of violin and music with more young people.
Music has been something I have loved ever since I can remember. My grandmother and father were both music teachers and growing up music was something special we did together often. When I was little I loved going to music class, and on a few occasions I went out to our chicken coop (with a few rhythm instruments) and gave my hens a music class of their own. My fourth birthday is memorable as I was given a small violin and began studying with a teacher. My love of music kept growing into my teen years. Those years often found me volunteering in my Grandmother’s Early Childhood Music studio or helping mentor younger children in the Youth Symphony I was part of. That is when I discovered that it was not just music that I had a special interest in, but that I loved children as well. I wanted to be able to nurture a love of music in others, so after graduating from high school I obtained my certification to teach violin with the Suzuki Method as well as the American Music System. Since then I have also acquired my Musikgarten license. Currently I am working toward expanding my teaching in SE Aurora/Centennial & Greenwood Village areas so I can continue to share my love of violin and music with more young people.