Anna Lugbill

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Anna Lugbill, violin, graduated from Ithaca College in 2020 with a B.M. in Music Education and holds a master's in Violin Performance from CU Boulder. For the past few years, Anna has been teaching privately and in a school setting, in addition to performing in the area. Anna is a member of Boulder Chamber Orchestra and is a substitute section violinist for Boulder Philharmonic. Additionally, Anna is a member of Lavandula Strings where she performs for weddings in the state of Colorado.

Anna is also a certified Suzuki Violin Book 1-3 teacher. She was a Suzuki student herself, starting at age four. Anna incorporates many of the Suzuki methods into her teaching style. She also likes to use method books, duets, and fiddle tunes, among other popular songs in her teaching. She works collaboratively with her students to find music they enjoy playing.

Anna has also had extensive performance experience. She performed with the National Orchestral Institute at University of Maryland for two summers. As a part of the festival, she had the opportunity to perform in masterclasses for Rachel Barton Pine, Juliana Athayde, Jennifer Ross, and James Ehnes. She also had the opportunity to perform at Lincoln Center with the Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra and Carnegie Hall with the Boulder Chamber Orchestra.

Anna is both a passionate teacher and performer. She enjoys sharing her love for music with others and hopes to help create lifelong musicians through her teaching.

Anna Lugbill, violin, graduated from Ithaca College in 2020 with a B.M. in Music Education and holds a master's in Violin Performance from CU Boulder. For the past few years, Anna has been teaching privately and in a school setting, in addition to performing in the area. Anna is a member of Boulder Chamber Orchestra and is a substitute section violinist for Boulder Philharmonic. Additionally, Anna is a member of Lavandula Strings where she performs for weddings in the state of Colorado.

Anna is also a certified Suzuki Violin Book 1-3 teacher. She was a Suzuki student herself, starting at age four. Anna incorporates many of the Suzuki methods into her teaching style. She also likes to use method books, duets, and fiddle tunes, among other popular songs in her teaching. She works collaboratively with her students to find music they enjoy playing.

Anna has also had extensive performance experience. She performed with the National Orchestral Institute at University of Maryland for two summers. As a part of the festival, she had the opportunity to perform in masterclasses for Rachel Barton Pine, Juliana Athayde, Jennifer Ross, and James Ehnes. She also had the opportunity to perform at Lincoln Center with the Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra and Carnegie Hall with the Boulder Chamber Orchestra.

Anna is both a passionate teacher and performer. She enjoys sharing her love for music with others and hopes to help create lifelong musicians through her teaching.