Sylvia DiCrescentis had a vision to share her passion for music with others, and in 2013, she opened Vivo Strings in Grafton. Demand for lessons was high in the area, so Sylvia added a team of teachers to her studio. The teachers come from diverse backgrounds and have a wide range of teaching styles, but they all share a common goal of helping students of all ages and skill levels discover a love of music. Due to the pandemic, Vivo Strings is offering mostly remote lessons at this time, but they are looking forward to reopening their doors for in-person lessons in the spring. Outdoors sessions in violin and viola are being offered right now while the weather allows. With Vivo Strings, students can look forward to passionate teachers, creative learning opportunities, and a safe environment for music exploration.
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