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Supplementary Literature for Suzuki Violin Volumes 5 through 8
Which, When and Why?
Jul 27 and 28, 2020 in De Kalb, IL
at Studio of Ann Montzka-Smelser

What

Supplementary Literature for Suzuki Violin Volumes 5 through 8: Which, When and Why?

Instructor: Ann Montzka Smelser

Event Contact

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Phone: 815-751-4028

Event Description

There are many pieces that can supplement and complement the rich and sequenced Suzuki repertoire. We will explore several pieces that can help prepare the student for romantic and 20th century works. We will also discuss when and how to introduce these pieces. A repertoire list of pieces to be studied will be sent to participants prior to the course. Requests welcome!

Course full.

Trainer Information

Ann Montzka Smelser

Ann Montzka-Smelser is a Suzuki Student, Teacher, Parent and Suzuki Teacher Trainer. In between receiving her Bachelors of Music Education and Masters in Performance and Pedagogy at Northern Illinois University, Ann studied with Dr. Shinichi Suzuki at the Talent Education Institute in Matsumoto, Japan.
Ann has performed in many orchestras and ensembles and is currently principal 2nd violinist with Camerata Chicago and concertmaster of the Kishwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Ann is on the music faculty of Northwestern University teaching Suzuki Pedagogy and Director of the NIU CSA Suzuki Strings Program at Northern Illinois University. Ann maintains a studio of 35 violin and viola students and enjoys working with Suzuki families at Festivals in Lima, Peru, Singapore, Mexico, Costa Rica and though out the US. Ann lives in DeKalb, IL with her husband Linc. Their Suzuki-raised children, Benjamin and Genevieve are currently professional musicians.

When

July 27 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM continuing July 28 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM (GMT -6:00) Central Time

Where

This event will be held online.

Studio of Ann Montzka-Smelser

107 E Sunset Pl
De Kalb IL 60115
USA
Phone: 815-751-4028
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