NZSJ Volume 29 No.2 Spring 2018
The Spring 2018 issue features a wide range of articles celebrating musical achievements and providing educational advice. Key features include a tribute to Marian Burns, a violinist awarded a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit, and insights into the role of rhythm and rhyme in early childhood education. The issue also covers branch news, teacher training updates, and reports from recent workshops.
Suzuki News & Calendar
Upcoming events and news from the New Zealand Suzuki Institute.
Marian Burns
A profile of Marian Burns, a violinist and educator recognized for her contributions to music with the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Suzuki Early Childhood Education: Feel the Rhythm
Emma Goodbehere and Vicki Stephens explain the importance of rhythm and rhyme in early childhood education and its role in language development.
The Minuet: Music and Dance
Jennifer Salamone explores the history of the minuet and its role in Suzuki music education.
Sleep On It
Dr. Sarah Allen shares research on how sleep can enhance learning for musicians, particularly in mastering new melodies.
Orla Dunlop: My Journey as a Musician
A reflection by Orla Dunlop on her personal journey as a Suzuki student and her recent musical achievements.
Branch Reports
Updates from Suzuki branches across New Zealand, including event highlights and regional achievements.