Suzuki Piano and Violin lessons for Children & Adults!


Winter 2010 Suzuki Program runs for 13 weeks.  Enrollment begins December 3.  Please email or call if you would like to be added to our wait list.  As lesson times become available you will be contacted.
Wednesdays afternoons, January 6 - April 7 (no classes held Feb 17).  Recital held on April 14th.
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Taught by Leila Hepp

Winter 2009 Suzuki Tuition is $390 (no charge for the recital)
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The Suzuki method is a teaching system developed by the Japanese violinist and educator Shinichi Suzuki (1898-1998). The essentials of the Suzuki method are an early beginning, parental participation, and rote learning. The children look, listen, and imitate. There are regular private lessons and periodic group lessons. Children as young as two-and-a-half or three years old are accepted without any preselection, and introduced to music one step at a time.
Children trained in the Suzuki method learn to play the same way they learn to speak, by hearing a sound and then reproducing it. This is what Suzuki calls the mother-tongue method. The pupils imitate not only their teachers but also their peers, and find confidence in the common enterprise. Parents are essential to the success of the training and are involved directly as home teachers. Parental participation is inversely proportional to the age of the child - the younger the child, the greater the parental involvement.