My favorite course to teach! Each participant will submit videos of their teaching. We will discuss and analyze the pedagogical, technical, musical, and psychological elements of each!! Prerequisites: ECC/Filosofia and Unit 1 plus at least 1 year of teaching. Must have a current Suzuki studio.
This course meets on Tues 1/28/25 to 3/11/25 from 10 to 12:30 CST and DST. It is part of the long term program at Roosevelt University. The time for the practical is 2/23 from 11:00. In addition to playing the book from memory, and 8 hours of online observation, there is a book report and...
SAA trainer Kirsten Marshall offers Suzuki Violin Unit 8 at the University of Louisville. Classes will meet together on Wednesday from 9am-Noon EST. Observations will be completed asynchronously and discussed during class time. Special emphasis in this course on deconstructing the bowhand and related skills. Explore the opportunities present in Book 8, both musically and...
When: February 1, 2025 9 am - 4 pm with a one-hour lunch break (bring something to eat) Where: University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) 700 Greek Row Arlington, TX Trainers: Stacy Garner & Daina Volodka Staggs This is the introductory course for anyone interested in learning more about the Suzuki philosophy and approach to...
When: February 2, 2025 10 am - 5 pm with a one-hour lunch break (bring something to eat) Where: TCU Music Center - room 124 2900 W. Lowden St Fort Worth, TX 76109 Trainers: Daina Volodka Staggs & Stacy Garner This is the introductory course for anyone interested in learning more about the Suzuki philosophy...
This is an online introductory course to the Suzuki method and philosophy. There is no audition or membership required for this course; however, if you are planning to continue with Unit 1 in the instrument of your choice, please submit an audition soon. Learn more about auditions here: https://suzukiassociation.org/teachers/teacher-training/audition-guidelines/ To enroll: Please log-in first to...
The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Suzuki Program is thrilled to be hosting a Guitar Teaching Strategies course led by Teacher Trainer Andrea Cannon. What’s Teaching Strategies? Teaching Strategies is a 10-hour course designed to guide teacher participants to become more effective teachers. It was first offered in Latin America in 1997 and has been implemented widely since then with favorable outcomes. Angelica...
When: February 8, 2025 9 am - 4:30 pm with a lunch break (bring something to eat) Where: UNT College of Music, Room 258 415 Avenue C, Denton, TX 76201 Trainers: Charles Krigbaum & Kate Jones This is the introductory course for anyone interested in learning more about the Suzuki philosophy and approach to teaching. Must...
Come join us for our 2025 Suzuki Playdown! Our concert will be in Ingram Hall on Sunday, February 9th, beginning at 1:00pm. Please arrive no later than 12:40pm for tuning andstage set-up. All Suzuki parents, students, teachers, and enthusiasts are encouraged to play with us! All repertoire for the concert must be performed from memory....
Class meets 9 am - 12:30 pm on these three days: Monday, Feb 10th Tuesday, Feb 11th Friday, Feb 14th 100% attendance is required. Beginning in 2025, Teaching Strategies is required before Unit 3. Prerequisites: ECC or Filosofia, Violin or Viola Units 1-2 Tuition: $275 (to be paid to Orlando Suzuki School - details in...
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