07/14/2022
http://suzukiireland.net/summer-camp-2019
Suzuki Ireland Information for Irish Suzuki students and teachers. Teacher training, children's workshops, summer camps and graduations.
Promoting Suzuki music teaching, training and education. Encouraging the highest standards of excellence in teaching and performing.
Directory of Suzuki Teachers, Studios and Schools throughout the United States. The easiest way to find a local Suzuki music teacher in your area. All Suzuki-based teachers and parents are welcome.
07/14/2022
http://suzukiireland.net/summer-camp-2019
Suzuki Ireland Information for Irish Suzuki students and teachers. Teacher training, children's workshops, summer camps and graduations.
09/10/2020
Music will save the world...
Helping Children Thrive During a Pandemic: As Parents Seek to nhance Their Children’s ducation Impacted by Coronavirus, Studies Show Music’s Positive Benefits on Intellectual and Character Development.
09/11/2017
Double-Blind Violin Test: Can You Pick The Strad? Researchers presented a group of professional violinists with a set of violins and asked them to play and then determine — based on sound alone — which were made by the famed Italian violin-maker Stradivari and Guarneri. The results surprised everyone, including the pros themselves.
With LOVE, much can be accomplished.
Funny!
How about this piece by Volobos, based on Mozart's Rondo.
05/17/2016
The Stanford professor who pioneered praising kids for effort says we’ve totally missed the point It is well-known that telling a kid she is smart is wading into seriously dangerous territory.
09/23/2015
The legendary cellist Pablo Casals was asked why he continued to practice at age 90.
"Because I think I'm making progress," he replied.
06/17/2015
=== We’re Planting the Seed of Ability ===
“A seed is planted in the earth. We don’t see when the germination begins. That is the doing of mother nature: it is the fundamental working principle. We have to wait patiently. We cannot dig up the seed to see whether it is really growing: to do so would be to destroy everything. Suddenly, a bud appears. What a joy and pleasure to watch it grow! At the same time the root, unseen in the ground, is getting stronger and has the power to produce a big, sturdy tree. I think this is a good analogy for one’s ability. Once the seed is planted, it has to be carefully and patiently tended. Finally, the ‘bud,’ or talent, presents itself and has to be educated and brought up with perseverance until the ‘root,’ or power, becomes very strong and is indissolubly tied to the personality. It can be said to be a treasure when a person can accomplish and carry through his or her work to the very last.” — Shinichi Suzuki
Suzuki Music Teachers, Studios & Schools
We're Planting the Seed of Ability “A seed is planted in the earth. We don’t see when the germination begins. That is the doing of mother nature: it is the fundamental working principle. We have