Japan-Seattle Suzuki Institute
Seattle Pacific University
3307 3rd Ave W
Seattle WA 98119
USA
www.japanseattle.org
Events
August 2012
Students
- Aug 6 – 10 2012 Students: Bass, Cello, Viola, Violin
Teachers
- Aug 5 – 12 2012 Bass Book 1 Dixon
- Aug 5 – 10 2012 Cello Book 3 Wampner
- Aug 5 – 10 2012 Cello Book 5 Barston
- Aug 5 – 10 2012 Viola Book 4 Stuen-Walker
- Aug 5 – 10 2012 Violin Book 2 Spring
- Aug 5 – 10 2012 Violin Book 5 Lee
- Aug 5 – 10 2012 Violin Book 9 Lieb
Faculty
- Amy Sue Barston Cello
- Gilda Barston Cello
- Blake Brasch Cello
- Reagan Brasch Violin
- Gaye Detzer Violin
- Virginia Dixon Bass
- Anna Doak Bass
- Yasuko Eastman Violin
- Helen Higa Violin
- Mihoko Hirata Violin
- Joseph Kaminsky Violin
- Cathryn Lee Violin
- Brian Lewis Violin
- Allen Lieb Violin
- Felicity Lipman Violin
- Akira Nakajima Cello
- Sandra Payton Violin
- Barbara Riley Violin
- Satoko Robert Violin
- Lucy Shaw Violin
- Christopher Souza Violin
- Glenn Spring Violin
- Kathleen Spring Violin
- Elizabeth Stuen-Walker Viola
- Carol Tarr Cello
- Barbara Wampner Cello
Pricing
Student Fees
Registration Deadline June 15, 2012
Registration Fee:per family $ 50
- Pre-Twinkle Student $185
- Rhythm Class $ 30
Books 1-3: $410
- Books 4-7 $425
- Book 8 and up $440
- Composition $ 80
- Viola for Violinists $ 45
- Barston Master Class $ 85
Lewis Master Classes: $150
$25 charge per late registrant or if final payment received after June 15
Teacher Fees
Deadline June 15 (The Institute may cancel any Teacher Training course that does not have sufficient enrollment by May 15, please check the website before making travel plans)
Registration Fee – per family $ 50
- Short Term Teachers’ Course, Books 2- 9 $355
- Short Term Teacher’s Course, Book 1 $425
- Full-time Teacher-Observers $105
- Full-time Teacher-Observers (5 or more student attending) $0
Part-time Teacher Observers: $ 40
$25 charge per late registrant or if final payment received after June 15
Housing & Meals
See website
Recreation
Seattle Pacific University, just minutes from downtown Seattle, offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in one of the most beautiful waterfront cities in the United States. Breathtaking scenery, mountains, saltwater beaches, and the Seattle Center are nearby. Seattle offers a wide variety of tourist attractions (including several national parks) to those who wish to vacation in the Northwest.
Other Info
Scholarship information will be published in our brochure in February, also available online at www.japanseattle.org starting in February.
Contact
For more information, please visit the Japan-Seattle Suzuki Institute website or contact:
Holly M Blackwelder Carpenter, Director
Phone: 206-228-4619
[javascript protected email address]
Map
Seattle Pacific University
3307 3rd Ave W
Seattle WA 98119
USA
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