Charles
Hall spent a lifetime of interest in classical music before he began
teaching violin to individuals of all ages. He took a special
interest in the very young children using the Suzuki method of
teaching and striving to make lessons for his students fun and
interesting. When he was unable to find fiddle tunes for his
students he developed the Fairfield Fiddle Farm books. His
students, some as young as four and five years old, enjoy playing this
type of music. Now, his enthusiasm for teaching youngsters and the
Suzuki method is almost unbounded. He tells how quickly small
children can learn to play and brags of one nine-year-old student who was
accepted into the Wisconsin Youth Symphony after only two years of
lessons.
Charles
taught hundreds of students of all ages through out Sauk County for 15
years. He founded the Fairfield Fiddle Farm. The Wisconsin
State strings Museum honored Charles as the 1993 Inspirational Musician of
the year.
Charles
Hall spent a lifetime of interest in classical music before he began
teaching violin to individuals of all ages. He took a special
interest in the very young children using the Suzuki method of
teaching and striving to make lessons for his students fun and
interesting. When he was unable to find fiddle tunes for his
students he developed the Fairfield Fiddle Farm books. His
students, some as young as four and five years old, enjoy playing this
type of music. Now, his enthusiasm for teaching youngsters and the
Suzuki method is almost unbounded. He tells how quickly small
children can learn to play and brags of one nine-year-old student who was
accepted into the Wisconsin Youth Symphony after only two years of
lessons.
Charles
taught hundreds of students of all ages through out Sauk County for 15
years. He founded the Fairfield Fiddle Farm. The Wisconsin
State strings Museum honored Charles as the 1993 Inspirational Musician of
the year.