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Suzuki Violin Academy

Ages: 3- 7yrs

The Suzuki Violin Method is an opportunity for parent-child bonding that will forever enhance your relationship with your child. The method develops a child’s listening skills and encourages young children to a deeper level of critical thinking. It focuses on the development of violin skills and on the overall emotional, intellectual, and physical growth of your child.

What is the Suzuki Method?
Founded by the legendary Japanese teacher Shinichi Suzuki, the Suzuki Violin Method is one that seeks to realize the fullest musical and personal potential of each child through the medium of the violin. At the heart of the Suzuki philosophy is the belief that children learn music in exactly the same manner in which they absorb language – through constant immersion and repetition in the home environment. Just as all children can learn to speak their native tongue, so too can all children become proficient in music.

Daily listening to recordings, daily practicing, regular concert attendance, encouragement and love are required of both student and parent. In addition to regular half-hour private lessons, students will attend a weekly 45 minute group class, a highly beneficial supplement to the private lesson and a chance to work with other young students.

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Private Instrumental Instruction

Ages: 4yrs -adult

Piano

• Manami Ochi
• Olga Yelkina
• Fran Kesselman
• Jeremy Kesselman
• Eve Friedman

   
Violin /Viola

• Bertram Greenspan
• Susan Greenspan
• Amanda Hockenberger
• Yuri Segawa

   
Cello Fiona Hesketh
   
Guitar Brian Betz
   
Flute

Eve Friedman

   
Oboe Jeremy Kesselman
   
Clarinet Megan Heber
   
Recorder Eve Friedman
   
Trumpet Brian Cavanagh
   
Percussion/Drums Jake Wiener

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