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Cello Lessons in Medford, Oregon

Cello lessons for kids and teens ages 5–18.

Email dcheninmoreno@gmail.com

I’m Dchenin, a cellist and a mom who loves music and kids. I teach cello to kids and teens in Medford with calm, low-pressure instruction. Lessons cover posture, bow control, playing in tune, rhythm and music reading.

Ages: 5–18 • Levels: Absolute beginners to advancing students • Formats: Private, Group, Online
Quick contact: dcheninmoreno@gmail.com

What I Offer in Medford

Private Cello Lessons

One‑on‑one lessons planned around your child’s age, level and goals, with a clear plan each week.

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Group Cello Lessons

Students learn to play together, listen to one another and follow musical cues.

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Online Cello Lessons

Live lessons over Zoom or another video call, with weekly goals and practice notes.

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Reading & Musicianship

Music reading, rhythm, listening skills and theory built into lessons to help students prepare to play with others.

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Instrument Sizing & Care

Help choosing the right cello size, renting or buying an instrument, and caring for it at home.

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Explore: All Lessons • Meet Dchenin • Areas We Serve • Private • Group • Online

Learning One-on-One

  • Patient teaching that starts at your child’s level.
  • Classical fundamentals taught clearly: holding the cello, moving the bow, positioning the left hand and producing a clear tone.
  • Clear goals and practice plans to help parents support practice at home.
  • Reading & rhythm skills that transfer to orchestra and chamber groups.
  • Lesson options that fit around school and activities.

How It Works

1

Say hello

Tell me your child’s age, experience, goals and general availability.

2

Free trial lesson

We see whether lessons suit your child, confirm instrument size and outline a plan.

3

Weekly lessons

Technique, expressive playing and music reading, one step at a time.

4

Progress check‑ins

Gentle check-ins and practice notes to review progress and guide next steps.

5

Optional performances

A chance for students to share what they’ve learned when they’re ready.

Contact me to arrange a free trial lesson.