The October 1988 NZ Suzuki Institute Newsletter dives into the transformative power of Suzuki music education. Explore expert tips for violin bowing, group teaching strategies for piano, and inspiring stories from budding musicians. Highlights include reflections on Dr. Suzuki’s vision, updates from branches nationwide, and resources for nurturing young talent. Discover the joy of music-making in this vibrant community!
Read MorePress, 18 June 1988, Page 18 Dr Shinichi Suzuki, aged 89, and living in Matsumoto, Japan, believes that, given the right environment,
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This issue of the NZ Suzuki Newsletter highlights key activities and milestones of the New Zealand Suzuki Institute, including Dr. Suzuki’s visit, teacher accreditations, and summer camp successes. It emphasizes collaboration among parents, teachers, and students to nurture musical talent while fostering joy and growth in education.
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Highlights include reflections on the Berlin Suzuki Conference, updates from the AGM, regional news from Auckland and Christchurch, and thoughtful advice for parents on fostering confidence during lessons. A snapshot of Suzuki life in New Zealand and beyond.
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The June 1987 NZ Suzuki Institute Newsletter provides updates on the 10th Anniversary Conference, teacher accreditations, and regional events. It celebrates collaboration in Suzuki music education while emphasizing ethical teaching practices and nurturing musical talent across New Zealand.
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This issue features a New Year message from President Josephine Fluhler, a tribute to Dr. Suzuki, teacher accreditations, and reports from the Rotorua and Colville summer camps. Fundraising tips and regional updates highlight concerts, workshops, and the thriving Suzuki community.
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Press, 4 August 1986, Page 6 Christchurch School of Instrumental Music annual demonstration concert, Town Hall Auditorium, Saturday, August 2, at 7.31
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The July 1986 NZSI Newsletter provides updates on the New Zealand Suzuki Institute’s activities and achievements, including teacher training, the upcoming annual conference in Napier, and insights into Suzuki teaching philosophies. It highlights the return of New Zealand’s first violin graduate from Matsumoto, teacher accreditations, and creative fundraising ideas
Read MorePress, 9 May 1986, Page 5 A Suzuki workshop to be held in Christchurch at the week-end will be about music — not motorcycles.
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The March 1986 NZ Suzuki Institute (NZSI) Newsletter is packed with updates, upcoming Suzuki music events, and stories from the community. It shares tips for building musical confidence, reflections on inspiring camps, and highlights of workshops and concerts. With a focus on Dr. Suzuki’s philosophy of nurturing talent and joy, this newsletter celebrates the vibrant and supportive Suzuki community in New Zealand.
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