Laura Schleiger

Laura Schleiger

Adjunct Faculty, Suzuki Violin

What I do

Suzuki Violin Pedagogy

Professional Biography

After a childhood heavily involved in the Classical and Suzuki music communities in Colorado, Laura Anderson Schleiger is thrilled to now participate in the same musical communities as a Suzuki violin teacher and performer. She maintains an active private Suzuki violin studio with young students in a range of ages and levels. Laura teaches Suzuki group classes and leads students in community performances as a faculty member of Denver Talent Education. Outside of teaching, Laura also performs regularly in the community as Concert Master of the Littleton Symphony both in her orchestral role as well as a soloist.

Laura attended the University of Denver for her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Music Performance. During her studies at DU, she received her Suzuki violin unit training from James Maurer as well as general Suzuki instruction from Carol Tarr. She graduated summa cum laude and received many awards during her studies, including Most Outstanding Junior recital, Most Outstanding Undergraduate in Performance and membership to the Pi Kappa Lambda Honor Society for scholastic and musical achievement.

Laura feels that her musical education from a young age dramatically enriched her life and still provides her with many fulfilling opportunities. She hopes to share some of the same passion for music and music education with a future generation of students and teachers. When not teaching or performing, Laura is often found practicing with her four boys, the future family string quartet. She also tries to steal any free moment for a hike, reading, and traveling to a beach.

Degree(s)

  • MM, Performance, University of Denver, 2009
  • BM, Violin Performance, University of Denver, 2007

Awards

  • Certificate of Achievement, Suzuki Association of the Americas