Published August 1990

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American Suzuki Journal 18.4

President’s Message

by Dorothy Jones

Chairs Message
ASJ 18.4, page 2

Marching To An Inner Drummer

by Daphne Hughes

Pedagogy, Violin
ASJ 18.4, page 4

When a Non-Cellist Teaches Cello

by Barbara Wampner

Cello, Pedagogy
ASJ 18.4, page 6

Growing a Philosophy of Life

by Jeanne Luedke

Pedagogy, Suzuki Philosophy
ASJ 18.4, page 8

Another Way To Teach Beginning Bassists

by S Daniel Swaim

Bass, Pedagogy
ASJ 18.4, page 10

Meaningful Muscle Movements for Musicians

by Louise Wear, Robert Wear

Movement
ASJ 18.4, page 12

Teaching Tone!

by Anna Joiner

Pedagogy, Tone, Violin
ASJ 18.4, page 18

Suzuki-Orff Piano Group Class: Developing Well-Rounded Musicians

by Mary Ann Froehlich

Group Lessons, Other Educational Methods, Piano, Supplementary Activities and Materials
ASJ 18.4, page 20

Suzuki, Vivaldi and Orff: A Lively Combination

by Paul Larson

Improvising, Other Educational Methods, Supplementary Activities and Materials
ASJ 18.4, page 24

Chamber Music in the Suzuki Style

by Karen Williams Romeo

Chamber Music
ASJ 18.4, page 26