Annemarie Schubert
Instruments and Services
Violin Lessons | Ensemble Coaching, Online Lessons
Location
West 67th Street, New York, NY
will travel to you please enquire.
QualificationsThe Juilliard School, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Oberlin Conservatory
StylesClassical, Historical Performance
SuitabilityBeginning - Intermediate/Advanced
Pricing80/hr; 65/45 minutes; 45/30 minutes
Bio
Violinist Annemarie Schubert began her musical studies at the Musikschule “Johann Sebastian Bach” in Leipzig, Germany. Marie holds a Dual Degree from the Oberlin College and Conservatory in Violin Performance and Neuroscience and has earned a Master’s degree at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She is now pursuing studies at the Juilliard School in Historical Performance.
Marie has served as concertmaster and featured soloist of several ensembles at home and abroad, including the JSBEnsemble Stuttgart, ARTEK, and Juilliard415, which recently performed highly-applauded concerts on tour in China. In the past summers, Marie was selected for the Quartet Academy at Carmel Bach Festival and is an Academy member of the Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra. Marie is the founder of the collective As The Crow Flies which made its debut in the 2024 performance season with a program of carefully curated selections from the 17th and 18th century Dutch instrumental repertoire. In addition, Marie is a member of Quartet Novalis, a period string quartet based in NYC.
Marie is always ready to put in the miles to get to a new pastry shop and has recently developed an obsession with the idea of green shoes.
Teaching Info
My goal for every student is to unlock technical and musical excellence while maintaining a positive learning environment. Learning an instrument is hard work, but I believe that challenges can be met with discipline and self-confidence. Every student is different, and I strive to create an individual approach for everyone that allows the student to feel empowered to use their tools for success.
I have 10+ years of experience teaching students of all ages and have worked as a teaching assistant at several organizations – including youth orchestras and local string seminars. I currently teach in New York City Public Schools as a Juilliard Morse Teaching Fellow. My teaching style incorporates the Suzuki Method, the Zweig String Pedagogy, the Simon James approach, and recent neuro-developmental research.