Editorials v11 n3
The outgoing editor reflects on a rewarding year managing the NZSI Newsletter, while the new editor, Alix Macartney, embraces the role with plans to engage children and encourage contributions from the Suzuki community.
Read MoreThe outgoing editor reflects on a rewarding year managing the NZSI Newsletter, while the new editor, Alix Macartney, embraces the role with plans to engage children and encourage contributions from the Suzuki community.
Read MoreThis issue of the NZ Suzuki Newsletter offers insights, updates, and resources for Suzuki music students, parents, and teachers, featuring regional news, practical advice on practice techniques, and inspiring stories from the Suzuki community.
Read MoreMartin Riseley, a talented 20-year-old violinist and recent music graduate, shares his journey from reluctant beginner to Juilliard-bound musician. Influenced by various teachers, especially Jan Tawroszewics, he discusses his dedication to practice, the balance with school life, and his evolving interest in teaching.
Read MoreJudith Watson, an artist and dedicated “piano teacher among the trees,” embraced the Suzuki method and worked to elevate music teaching standards.
Read MoreYoung musicians are encouraged to compose using a repeated pattern, or “ostinato,” with a chance to be published and win a prize.
Read MoreThis heartfelt diary of a Suzuki parent’s first year captures the struggles and joys of the journey, offering comfort and motivation for those navigating the same path.
Read MoreThe Echo Game transforms music practice into a fun cave adventure, helping young players improve tricky sections by echoing sounds in imaginative “caves” of all sizes.
Read MoreThe Recorder Column considers adapting the Suzuki method for recorder, stressing early exposure and parental support but noting challenges in classroom settings lacking these elements.
Read MoreThis Piano Column promotes “One-Point Focus,” consistent daily practice, child-led sessions, and varied practice routines, with rewards to boost motivation and independence.
Read MoreThe Suzuki Viola School, developed by William and Doris Preucil, is rapidly growing worldwide, emphasizing unique techniques suited for viola players and focusing on creating beautiful tone, aligning with Dr. Suzuki’s vision.
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