Buffalo-Niagara Suzuki Institute

Buffalo-Niagara Suzuki Institute
Buffalo, NY

Suzuki in the Schools courses and Enrichment Classes explore the application of Suzuki philosophy and materials in classroom settings. The Suzuki in the Schools Course presents strategies for incorporating Suzuki philosophy and methodology in the beginning stages of technical instruction. A sequenced repertoire that supports the technical and musical study of beginning level students in the string class setting will be presented and opportunities for transfer to other learning situations will be discussed. Effective learning sequences that focus on the development of excellent fundamental skills will be the focus of each class session. Participants will acquire a basic understanding of fundamental principles of learning, and practice creating successful learning experiences that effectively change student thinking and behavior. The courses are taught by SAA registered Suzuki in the Schools trainers and includes 25 hours of classroom instruction and observation in live and video settings. Participants wishing to register the course with the SAA must have completed and registered ECC and Book 1 in their individual instrument. The technical aspects of the curriculum are focused on violin, viola, cello and bass, however transfer of learning principles and adaptation of materials can be applicable to any instrument.

 

July 2024

For Teachers Instructor

 

Scholarships

Full-time College Student Scholarships

For Students, Amount: $100, Application due: July 1
College Students seeking financial assistance who are enrolled in a degree program for the 2023-24 academic year should email the Institute director ([javascript protected email address]) to submit verification of academic enrollment and a statement of financial need.

Address

1300 Elwood Avenue
Buffalo State University
Buffalo NY 14222
USA

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Faculty

  • Winifred Crock Suzuki in the Schools
  • Laurie Scott Suzuki in The Schools
 

More Info & Contacts

Laurie Scott, Director

Phone: 512-627-5938
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The SAA sets guidelines for Suzuki institutes, festivals and teacher workshops and sanctions separate organizations to manage such events. For specific information on schedules, enrollment, pricing, housing, etc. please contact sponsoring organizations directly. Please see the Event Listing Guide regarding the posting of events.