NZ Suzuki Journal Summer 1999 – The Suzuki Method by Felicity Lipman
An article by Felicity Lipman outlining the fundamentals of the Suzuki method, focusing on the mother-tongue approach and the importance of early musical education.
Read MoreAn article by Felicity Lipman outlining the fundamentals of the Suzuki method, focusing on the mother-tongue approach and the importance of early musical education.
Read MoreHugh McCaffrey was a dedicated leader in the Hawke’s Bay Suzuki community, known for his kindness and commitment to young musicians. He served as Branch Chairperson and Vice President of the NZ Suzuki Institute.
Read MoreA collection of letters from Suzuki families, sharing their appreciation for recent camps and workshops and the impact these events have had on their children.
Read MoreA message from John Hyde, the president, reflecting on the successes of Suzuki events and camps over the past year, emphasizing the growth in teacher training and membership.
Read MoreThis issue covers updates from the President, branch news, AGM highlights, and engaging features on Suzuki teaching. Enjoy stories, conference insights, and special sections for young musicians, plus upcoming camp info and graduation announcements.
Read MoreThis edition celebrates the milestones, creativity, and community spirit that make our Suzuki journey so special. Dive in for inspiration, practical advice, and a glimpse into the vibrant Suzuki events happening around Aotearoa.
Read MoreThis winter edition keeps Suzuki families informed and inspired, with branch news, heartfelt letters, and exciting updates about the Wellington Conference. Dive into practical tips from the Parent’s Column, explore the charm of the viola, and see what’s new in the Suzuki community across New Zealand.
Read MoreExplore key updates from the NZ Suzuki Institute, including executive decisions, upcoming conferences, accreditations, and important dates for Suzuki families!
Read MoreExperience the joy, hard work, and camaraderie of Suzuki summer camps across New Zealand, where young musicians and families connect through music, learning, and fun.
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