Anthony Preucil
Teacher · Performer
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Anthony Preucil - Violin, Viola Lessons and Performances

12+
Years teaching
Performer
Weddings, Events
Assistant Concertmaster
Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey

Welcome — I'm Anthony

I am a teacher and a performer, based in Central New Jersey. I combine a variety of teaching methods in order to cater my teaching style to each individual. Lessons typically include scale, study books, duets, solo repertoire, and improvisation. I am an experienced music arranger and often arrange requests from my students to allow them to play songs they've always wanted to at their playing level.

Lessons take place in-person at Mischief Studios, Pennington, NJ. Lesson lengths: 30 / 60 minutes.

Latest performance

PSNJ May Concert
Thanks for coming out to support the Philharmonic! Special shout out to Eleanor Carlton and Julian Jones for an excellent pre-concert performance of traditional italian folk songs!
Duet with Owen

String Instrument Repairs

@Mischief Studios in Pennington, New Jersey
I offer a variety of repair services for competitive prices in Central New Jersey. See the repairs page for more information, or contact me with specific questions about your repair.

Upcoming Events

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EBSO Celebrates America's 250th
Time: Sep 5, 2026, 6:00PM
Location: Outdoor Concert at East Brunswick Community Arts Center, East Brunswick, NJ

A FREE event! Enjoy an evening on the lawn listening to some classic American music to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States. There will be a fireworks display as well!

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Sound of Resistance (Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey)
Time: Sep 19, 2026, 3:00PM
Location: Eastern Regional High School, Voorhees, NJ

Rescheduled from February! Please note the new date and time.The Philharmonic will be performing some exciting works including Shostakovitch's fifth symphony, and Variations on a Theme by Thomas Tallis. Tickets will go on sale soon.

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