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About Suzuki learning
Suzuki learning is recognized as a great way to build poised and successful students, wonderful musicians and family memories. Parents will learn along with the children and teach them at home using easy and fun techniques to instill love and self-discipline as well as musical knowledge. We will learn our technique slowly and precisely while we listen to our recordings and play our pieces on keyboard, then learn the pieces carefully watching our videotapes, teacher, parents, and class friends. Learn more about the Suzuki approach at https://suzukiassociation.org/about/suzuki-method/
We'll branch out with fiddle pieces, holiday songs, Suzuki institutes, and private and public performances. We love to perform! Visitors are welcome, let Kari know beforehand at [email protected]
Autumn 2022 term will be September 12 – December 9, EXCEPT for the week of November 21 - 26.
Tuition for high school students is $400, $360 for the second family member.
For younger students, tuition for lessons and the Thursday night class is $300, $270 for the second family member.
American Suzuki Institute
A terrific way for child and parent to have fun, to learn about each other and how to learn, to deepen connections to music, and to become even better violinists. Many of us go to this every summer!
www.uwsp.edu/suzuki/asi
We'll branch out with fiddle pieces, holiday songs, Suzuki institutes, and private and public performances. We love to perform! Visitors are welcome, let Kari know beforehand at [email protected]
Autumn 2022 term will be September 12 – December 9, EXCEPT for the week of November 21 - 26.
Tuition for high school students is $400, $360 for the second family member.
For younger students, tuition for lessons and the Thursday night class is $300, $270 for the second family member.
American Suzuki Institute
A terrific way for child and parent to have fun, to learn about each other and how to learn, to deepen connections to music, and to become even better violinists. Many of us go to this every summer!
www.uwsp.edu/suzuki/asi
