Education for Happiness Suzuki Institute

EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS
Enjoying the Journey from the Bach a minor Concerto to the Mozart Concerti: Violin
Jul 31Aug 4, 2017 in Ann Arbor, MI
at Education for Happiness Suzuki Institute

What

EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS: Enjoying the Journey from the Bach a minor Concerto to the Mozart Concerti: Violin

Instructor: Linda Case

Event Description

In this 15 hour course, we will explore repertoire that will help develop musical expression as well as offer the student a variety of musical styles and cultures. I really enjoy exposing my students to music from different countries and music from contemporary and romantic composers. The thrill comes when a piece speaks to the student and I hear a different bow command, a new vibrato color and see them motivated to practice. Composers like Jardanyi, Dancla, Lutoslawski, DeBeriot, Rieding, Sarasate, Portnoff, Bartok, Kabalevsky, Kreisler and more will be included in Expanding Our Horizons. Since the Mozart Concerti require the highest artistic level to perform well, we want our teaching to be inspired and motivating and we want our students to be prepared technically and musically for this experience. Course participants will be sent the list of pieces and technique to be covered well before the course.

Prerequisite:

All books covered in the overview course.

Audition: Violin Basic, or Violin Intermediate, or Violin Comprehensive, or Viola Basic, or Viola Intermediate, or Viola Comprehensive.

Deadline: All audition materials must be submitted by July 17 *

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Trainer Information

Linda Case is a Teacher Trainer for the SAA and is on the faculty of the School for Strings in Manhattan, NY where she offers a 2 year Teacher Training program. Linda studied with Josef Gingold at Indiana University where she received her Bachelor of Music Performance degree. She received her Master of Music Performance degree at the University of Tennessee studying with William Starr. Dr. Starr introduced Linda to the Suzuki Method in 1974 which started her Suzuki pedagogy training. She is most grateful to have received his wisdom and experience and was able to teach in the Knoxville Suzuki program as her first teaching experience. Linda served as concertmaster of the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra in Ithaca, NY for 33 years and also taught on the faculties of Ithaca College, Eastman School of Music, Cornell University and Mount Royal Conservatory in Alberta. Linda’s life continues to be enriched by music and the beautiful students that study with her.

When

Monday, July 31 to Friday, August 4, , 2017

Where

Education for Happiness Suzuki Institute

6 Lois Court
Ann Arbor MI 48103
USA

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www.educationforhappiness.com


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