Kasia Mazur

My musical journey began at the age of 7 in Poland.
I completed both: primary and secondary education in Polish Public Music School (total 12 years of formal music education).
Initially, I was taught using traditional methods. However, at the age of 20, I was introduced to the Suzuki method for the first time and instantly became enamored with its ear-playing approach.

After completing my studies, I began conducting music therapy sessions for both children and adults at the Underground Rehabilitation and Medical Center in the Salt Mine in Wieliczka.
Following the birth of my first child, I became interested in the theory of teaching music to young children according to Elias Gordon, and after completing a year-long course, I started leading sessions tailored for children aged 0 to 3 years old. Upon moving to America, I continued the series of music classes for young children in Cary, NC.
Presently, I run my music studio in Holly—Springs, (North Carolina) where I teach violin to both children and adults using a Suzuki Method. I am also a Suzuki parent, constantly seeking new methods of teaching and motivating my children in their violin playing journey.