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Glasgow Online Workshop a huge success!
What a super successful event the Glasgow Workshop turned out to be yesterday.
End of an Era - Haukur F Hannesson retires from ESA
Haukur F Hannesson retired as Honorary President of the European Suzuki Association (ESA) in April 2020 after 33 years of service on the ESA Board in a number of posts - Country Director for Iceland, Instrument Director for Violoncello, Deputy Chairman, Chairman for many years and finally Honorary President.
Give a Child a Teacher 2019 fundraising events
Thank you to all those who took part in the 2019 Give a Child a Teacher Fundraising Campaign
Over £2,360 was raised and donated to the Suzuki Teachers Trust (previously ESTDT)
Malaga Violin Suzuki Christmas Concert raises funds for Give a Child a Teacher 2018 SPAIN
A group of Violin and Violoncello students from Malaga Violin Suzuki performed in a Christmas Concert on 22 December 2018 in Sala Maynake, Malaga to raise funds for Give a Child a Teacher.
SUMI Suzuki Music Institute Christmas Concert raises funds for Give a Child a Teacher 2018 SPAIN
On 1st December 2018 at the Auditori Teresa Pàmies, Barcelona SPAIN, Violin, Violoncello, Guitar and Piano Students performed at the SUMI | Suzuki Music Institute Christmas Concert for Give a Child a Teacher
Website for China Suzuki Method™ Headquarters
The official Website for the Suzuki Method™ in China was announced by the Asia Regional Suzuki Association today.
The Baltic States welcomes Suzuki Violoncello
It was hardly a year ago, at the 2015 Estonian Suzuki Summer Camp, when representatives of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Martin Rüttimann Chairman of the ESA, held a meeting to start a Baltic Suzuki Violoncello project. Although all three Baltic States are quite small, there was a keen interest for Suzuki Violoncello Teacher Training in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania so all three countries joined together to focus on establishing a joint Suzuki Violoncello Teacher Training course. Leaders of this project are Janne Vasser (Estonia), Kristine Ravina (Latvia) and Valdas Povilaitis (Lithuania).