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I’m Nathan Cole, First Associate Concertmaster of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and for the past twenty years, I’ve been helping professional violinists solve problems, win auditions, and transform their careers.
Hi, I’m Nathan. I help violinists and violists play the way they’ve always dreamed. I’m also Concertmaster of the Boston Symphony, and I teach at the Colburn Conservatory. I’ve been teaching online since 2001.
Welcome to my practice room, where I share my latest tips, tricks, and videos, drawn from decades on the world’s stages. ALL CATEGORIES. LEFT HAND. BOW ARM. AUDITION PREPARATION. How to write your own Mozart cadenza. Nathan Cole.
As an added bonus, Nathan drops in on at least one practice squad a month! These surprise visits are opportunities for you to connect and work with Nathan in a more intimate setting. Practice Squads, like all Daily Virtuoso content, are recorded.
Courses. For the last five years, my online violin courses have set the standard for quality, innovation, and client results. Whether you’re looking to reinvent your scale practice, accelerate your learning process, or learn the cornerstones of the repertoire as part of my flagship membership, I invite you to explore the courses below:
For my flagship membership experience, become a Daily Virtuoso! Holding You Back. It's Time For A Rewrite. You could spend hundreds or thousands of hours in a practice room, trying to solve technical and musical problems with nothing more than your own energy and wits.
Los Angeles Philharmonic violinists Nathan Cole and Akiko Tarumoto share ‘The Secrets of the Symphony’, telling tales and sharing tips from decades on the world’s stages with the greatest orchestras, soloists, and conductors.
I called this collection of demonstrations “Bach on the Road”, and I offer you the collection of all 18 below. I appeared live on Facebook and YouTube three times a week for six weeks, focusing on one of the solo works each week.
I used a shoulder rest for 30 years, through conservatory, competition and professional auditions. Here's why I stopped using a shoulder rest.
Audition preppers. I’ve been teaching audition preparation for so long that I’ve had the privilege of seeing some of my audition winners coach their own audition winners! Whether you’re a violinist or not, all orchestral auditions share similar pitfalls and benefit from similar strategies.