American Suzuki Journal volume 14.6

President’s Message

by Paul Landefeld

Chair’s Message
ASJ 14.6, page 2

Do You Know Your Bow?

by Louise Behrend

Pedagogy, Violin
ASJ 14.6, page 3

Choosing and Maintaining a Bow

by Howard Needham

Instrument Care
ASJ 14.6, page 5

Steps to Skills

by Marilyn Kesler

Cello, Pedagogy
ASJ 14.6, page 6

Getting Off to a Good Start

by Michiko Yurko

Pedagogy, Piano
ASJ 14.6, page 8

How Can We Develop Their Ability? By First Developing Ours!

by Rebecca Paluzzi

Flute, Pedagogy
ASJ 14.6, page 10

Ethics Column

by Richard Mooney

Ethics
ASJ 14.6, page 12

ISA Column

by Evelyn Hermann

International Suzuki Association
ASJ 14.6, page 14

Suzuki Club International: Update

by Norma Jean Seaton

Children’s Activities
ASJ 14.6, page 16

A Program Grows Quickly in Lima, Peru

by Caroline Fraser

Latin America
ASJ 14.6, page 17

Group Lesson Ideas

by Carol Dallinger

Group Lessons
ASJ 14.6, page 19

Education for Future Parents

by Pat D'Ercole

Parents
ASJ 14.6, page 22

Impressions from the Third Suzuki Method Teachers Conference

by Michael Medley

International Conferences
ASJ 14.6, page 24

Visiting the Talent Education Institute as a Guitarist

by William Kossler

Guitar, Pedagogy
ASJ 14.6, page 26

To Chernobyl and Bach

by Tal Gale

Student Perspectives
ASJ 14.6, page 29

We Listen to the Music, but Look at the Score

by Armena Marderosian

Pedagogy
ASJ 14.6, page 29

Board Meeting Minutes, May 1986

Board, Meeting Reports
ASJ 14.6, page 30

Statement of Condition

ASJ 14.6, page 31

Student Express from Dr. Suzuki

by Shinichi Suzuki

Suzuki Method
ASJ 14.6, page 32

Starting Again In Chile

by Marilyn O'Boyle

Chile, Latin America
ASJ 14.6, page 16