"The potential of every child is unlimited." Dr Suzuki
Suzuki Music NSW hosts a range of wonderful events featuring current Suzuki Students right through to renowned international musicians.
Teacher Training
Next Scheduled Entry Audition/Final Recital Day: 25 Feb 2024
Please email teachertraining@suzukimusicnsw.com.au for Entry Form/Final Recital Form
Deadline for form submission: 12 February 2024.
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Upcoming Events
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STEAA Annual General Meeting & Parent Talk
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Violin & Cello Senior Item - Graduation Rehearsal 1
Suzuki Institutefor Violin Level 8-12 and Cello Level 7-11, 2024 Graduating Students -
Violin & Cello Senior Item - Graduation Rehearsal 2
Thornleigh Community Centre & Suzuki Institutefor Violin Levels 4-12 and Cello Levels 4-11, 2024 Graduating Students -
Piano Concerts from twinkles to advanced levels and Book 1 Awards
No late entry will be acceptedBook Now Online -
Suzuki 46th Graduation Concert
Sydney Opera HouseBook Now Online -
Annual Twinkle Graduation for Violin, Viola & Cello Students
Suzuki Music InstituteBook Now Online
“Musical ability is not an inborn talent but an ability which can be developed. Any child who is properly trained can develop musical ability just as all children develop the ability to speak their mother tongue. The potential of every child is unlimited.” Dr Suzuki
Dr Suzuki has called his teaching method the Mother-Tongue Approach. It was inspired by the knowledge that all children learn to speak their native tongue in the supportive environment of their family.
When a child learns to speak, the following factors are at work:
- Listening
- Motivation
- Repetition
- Step-by-Step Mastery
- Memory
- Vocabulary/repertoire
- Parent Involvement
- Loving Encouragement
In the Suzuki approach each of these principles is used in the learning of an instrument (piano, violin, viola, cello, flute, guitar and voice).
Following the parallel with language learning, musical training may also start from birth. As the parents lead with language learning likewise with the support of a trained Suzuki teacher, the child will easily develop music ability. As with language, musical language begins at birth. Suzuki Early Childhood Education runs programs for 0-3year olds and 3-5 ½ year olds. Formal instrumental lessons may begin from 2-3 years of age depending on their readiness.
Learn how your child can succeed the Suzuki way!
Suzuki Music NSW is committed to nurturing ability in children, through music.
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