Constance Meyer

Constance Meyer is a Suzuki-certified, Juilliard trained violin teacher who has taught for the last 20 years. Her violin performances in films, TV and concerts number in the hundreds, and her teaching experience also includes teaching Music History and Repertoire classes at the Colburn School in Los Angeles for students of Colburn’s noted Jascha Heifetz Chair Robert Lipsett. At the Mirman School for Gifted Children (Los Angeles), Constance co-founded and ran the Suzuki violin program for four years.

Constance is also a journalist whose extensive series on classical music ran for over two decades in the Sunday LA Times. In 2003, she authored the widely referenced article about the Suzuki method, “The Mom-Centric Method” for the Los Angeles Times, titled with the phrase she coined to describe the most prominent element in Suzuki teaching philosophy. The article is referred to by hundreds of sources and is cited in the Wikipedia entry on Suzuki method.