American music books are popular in New Zealand for their practical, logical International System of notation, replacing complex traditional English terms like “crotchet” and “quaver” with straightforward names that children can easily understand and learn.
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Alix Macartney shares her newfound admiration for the cello through Julian Lloyd Webber’s Travels With My Cello, highlighting its beauty and the life of a passionate soloist.
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Professor Margery Aber promotes fun learning and practice challenges, while Graduation Tapes highlight preparation for Suzuki certification awarded at the annual conference.
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Our branches report on public performances, successful camps, teacher collaborations, and preparations for a busy year ahead, including the 1990 conference.
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The treasurer reports on GST adjustments, explains financial items for 1988-1989, and clarifies spending on assets like computer equipment.
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The president celebrates NZSI’s growth across New Zealand, urges member support, and outlines goals for the year, including teacher training and updating the constitution.
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The editor reflects on the benefits of the Rotorua Summer Camp and introduces the NZSI magazine’s transformation into a permanent “Journal,” encouraging consistent member contributions.
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From updates on the Rotorua Summer Camp to inspiring stories of Suzuki students across the country, this first issue of the New Zealand Suzuki Journal is packed with community spirit and practical advice. Dive into columns for violin, cello, and piano, pick up new ideas in the Parent’s Column, and enjoy fun activities on the Children’s Pages. With heartfelt tributes and a peek at upcoming events, this issue celebrates all things Suzuki in Aotearoa.
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Rivka Golani, a celebrated violist, pioneers new viola repertoire, performing globally and recording a moving viola arrangement of Elgar’s Cello Concerto, honoring the late Jacqueline du Pre.
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