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Website for China Suzuki Method™ Headquarters
The official Website for the Suzuki Method™ in China was announced by the Asia Regional Suzuki Association today.
Booked! Royal Albert Hall for BSI Gala Concert Easter 2020
The British Suzuki Institute announced today that they have confirmation of their booking at the Royal Albert Hall for the next British Suzuki Gala Concert on Easter Sunday 12 April 2020.
Swimming for the Suzuki Method in SOUTH AFRICA
Carina Bruwer, internationally renowned contemporary flute player and founding member of the multiple award-winning instrumental group Sterling EQ, will attempt to swim approximately 22km from Nice (France), past Monte Carlo (Monaco) to Ventimiglia (Italy), in support of Muzukidz.
1st National Workshop a great success for Czech Republic
The Czech Suzuki Association held its 1st National Suzuki Violin Workshop July 13th - 15th, 2018 in Prague at the beautiful and majestic venue of Music and Dance Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague.
Six more Suzuki Violin Teachers for the Czech Republic
The 1st National Violin Suzuki Teacher Training for Level 1 Violin teachers took place in Prague from September 2017 to July 2018.
Alfred Music Product Update News July 2018
Why do the books now say “International Edition”?
Why are there new recordings for Violin Volumes 1-3?
First generation Suzuki Teacher celebrates 80th birthday
Wilfried van Gorp, ESA Violin Teacher Trainer, Belgium pays tribute to his Suzuki Teacher Jeanne Janssens on her 80th Birthday
Dr Suzuki Video 'Birch Trees and Violins' now available in 10 languages
Dr Suzuki's video 'Birch Trees and Violins' which was made in 1965 is available on the English page of the Talent Education Research Institute website by kind permission of the President, Dr. Hayano.
Scientist and Suzuki Violinist - Dr. Ryugo Hayano
Dr Ryugo Hayano, known to the Suzuki community as President of the Talent Education & Research Institute in Japan is recognised in the wider world for his work as the Scientist who developed new ways to detect internal radiation levels in children who were exposed to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident.