Réparation des cordes de la table de cuisine

Participants will learn about basic string instrument repairs under the guidance of luthier Dalton Potter.  “First watch, then do” is the basic method for imparting the most commonly performed repair and maintenance procedures. Potential topics covered include how to cut a bridge, refit friction pegs, set up fallen soundposts (and how to tell whether they actually fit or not). We will cover tips on installing strings, tailguts, basic maintenance, and analyzing potential repair needs. “Quick-repair” of uneven nuts, bridges, and loose fingerboards will be demonstrated. We will also cover gluing open seams and repairing broken necks in inexpensive instruments. Students are encouraged to bring in instruments for close examination and potential repair during the class.

– This course will be offered in-person only
– Enrichment course hours will not conflict with regular ASI class hours of 8-11 AM and 1-4 PM
– Visit the American Suzuki Institute website for course prerequisites and requirements
– $40 tuition rebate will be given to teachers who sign up for two Suzuki core units (SECE, Practicum, Enrichment, and Supplemental courses not included)
– $25 tuition rebate will be given to teachers who sign up for a Unit or Supplemental course and a 10-hour Enrichment course in the same week

[color=6823ae]**Special American Suzuki Foundation Rebate! **[/color]The American Suzuki Foundation is offering a number of $500 rebates for in-person training to offset the cost of room and board. Contact the ASI office at [url=mailto:suzuki@uwsp.edu]suzuki@uwsp.edu[/url] by May 1. Include the following information:
– The unit you wish to study (preference given to Unit 1 participants)
– Why you want to attend ASI in person this summer