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The Suzuki Music Academy is modeled on Suzuki's
Talent Education Institute and the Suzuki Method approach as Suzuki
practiced and defined it. Suzuki Method techniques and Suzuki Method
teaching points are used to train the students and teachers attending
the Academy.
The Academy program provides an approach to learning that can serve the whole child and is designed to maximize the benefits that children receive from the study of classical music. The Suzuki Music Academy approach to formal instruction enables children to experience the joy of making music and has proven ideal for developing talent, discipline, and self-confidence. THE SUZUKI METHOD AT SUZUKI MUSIC
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America's Suzuki Music Academy Pages |
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| 2. FAQ: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions |
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| 3. The Classical Music From Age ZeroTM Program |
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| 4. Suzuki Music Academy Children Performers |
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FROM THE ARCHIVES ISHIKAWA VIOLIN
INSTITUTE On the left is a photo of Jin Ishikawa, a member of the group of children violinists from Japan's distinguished Ishikawa Violin Institute. The group visited South Florida during their 2000 and 2002 Cultural Exchange Tours to the United States and were joined by Suzuki Music Academy children musicians in concert at Nova Southeastern University's Miniaci Performing Arts Center and at libraries and schools throughout South Florida. The young violinists gave performances of great classics, including the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto and Sarasate's Zigeunerweisen, along with music by Brahms, Beethoven, and Vivaldi. |
Violinist, Jin Ishikawa. |
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Last updated: January 16, 2010
