2021ArchiveJournal

NZSJ Volume 32 No.4 Summer 2021

Presidents’ Report
Updates from the Acting Co-Presidents on recent transitions, challenges of 2021, and plans for the upcoming year, highlighting the adaptability and resilience of the NZSI community.

Suzuki News
Noteworthy achievements, announcements, and Suzuki events, including book discounts, achievements in competitions, and upcoming teacher training opportunities.

Book Review
A review of The Cellist’s Notebook by Kittie Lambton, recommended for young readers interested in family stories intertwined with musical themes.

Word Search
A fun Suzuki-themed word search puzzle to engage readers, contributed by Amaris Vasquez.

Remembering Stacey
Tributes and memories honoring the life and contributions of Stacey Shuck, a beloved teacher and friend, including a tree registry in her memory.

Two-Sided Education
An article by Dr. Shinichi Suzuki discussing the importance of balanced practice for developing well-rounded musical abilities.

Life Members: Mary Watson & Helen Kapma
Celebrating Mary Watson and Helen Kapma for their lifelong dedication to Suzuki teaching and their invaluable contributions to NZSI.

Last Mile with the Metronome
Tips from Laurie Niles on mastering tricky passages, specifically in Vivaldi’s Concerto in A Minor, using metronome practice.

The Suzuki Way
Zohara Rotem reflects on the resilience and unity of the Suzuki community throughout the pandemic, adapting to challenges with creativity.

Graduations
A list of recent Suzuki graduations across different instruments, celebrating students’ achievements and progression.

Branch Reports
Updates from NZSI branches detailing their activities, workshops, and local events, showcasing the vibrancy of the Suzuki community.

Teacher Training Report
Highlights from the latest teacher training sessions, emphasizing continuous professional development within the Suzuki community.

NZ Suzuki Institute Executive Members
Contact details and roles of the NZSI executive team members, serving as a resource for community connections.