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1999ArchiveJournal

NZSJ Volume 10 No.1 Summer 1999

This issue of the New Zealand Suzuki Journal, Summer 1999, includes a variety of articles that highlight the activities, achievements, and educational philosophies of the Suzuki method in New Zealand. It covers everything from reports on regional Suzuki camps and workshops, updates from the Suzuki Institute, to personal stories and memorials. The journal also contains practical advice for students and parents, including discussions on music education, graduation processes, and the Suzuki teaching method.

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1990ArchiveJournal

NZSJ Volume 1 No.1 May/April 1990

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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1989ArchiveJournal

NZSN 1989 Volume 11 No.2 June

From practical practice tips to stories from Suzuki branches around New Zealand, this issue is packed with insights, inspiration, and community spirit. Dive into columns on violin, viola, piano, and recorder, explore creative activities for young musicians, and enjoy heartfelt tributes and interviews. Plus, check out what’s happening in the Suzuki world with updates, concert recaps, and upcoming events. Happy reading!

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1988ArchiveJournal

NZSN 1988 October Volume 10 No.3

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!

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