Suzuki Strings of Southeast Wisconsin
 

"Oh – why, Japanese children can all speak Japanese!" "In fact, all children throughout the world speak their native tongues with the utmost fluency."  This observation by Shinichi Suzuki prompted him to create the Suzuki Violin Method.  It was his conviction that all children are born with an innate ability, if only it is properly nurtured and trained, that can enable them to be successful at anything.  His method sparks this ability and teaches us how to establish a positive environment in which children can thrive.  By using the violin as a medium, every child can learn to play at a high level, but he will also discover endless possibilities in himself as a successful person.

       - Shinichi Suzuki, Nurtured by Love (Miami: Summy Birchard, Inc, 1983),1.

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Traditional Violin Lessons

Traditional instruction varies from Suzuki lessons in that students can begin at an older age, are more independent in their practice responsibilities, and learn to read music sooner in their musical development.  Traditional lessons are suited best for students that will be in an orchestra before middle or high school, more advanced students who are looking to take lessons to help them develop their technique, or adult students who want try something new.  Students can study a wide range of music from fiddle, to classical, to folk, to religious, and everything in between. 

For further information on the Suzuki Method, Traditional Lessons, or how to enroll your child in lessons, please contact us.

Pricing

Suzuki Strings starts with private lessons with the instructor. Cost is a flat rate of $80 per month. Once students move forward in the program the instructor will set up group lessons.

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