Group class was sooooooo exhausting today. we played while we were napping. (Thank you Faith for the photo!)
Tag: Group Class
Things might deviate a bit depending on who comes… Bowing Group circle – sharing something musical that happened over the summer and hopes for the year to come in terms of music Bow holds — hopefully a parent will take some pics! Kreisler Highway discussion Twinkle Variation A / 1/2 class bows (on the highway)
Below are some strategies from my notes from a lecture by Ed Kreitman to help parents cultivate student ownership of their instrument study: Offer encouraging, focused feedback as well as general praise to encourage students to work with purpose. Recognize and praise effort. Make success possible. Begin practice with the easier material, question. Confident learners
Summer Suzuki Violin Group Class will happen at Twig Farm this summer on certain Sundays from 4-5PM! Parents are welcome to take a walk (keep your dogs on leash) during group. Visiting and local Suzuki violin students are all welcome. Please feel free to drop in for $10. There will be a potluck likely after the
I am super proud of the work of my students this year! We gave a great concert yesterday! I am so grateful to all the parents and family and friends who well supported practice and lessons this past year and to Sarah Trouslard for accompanying the recital! Our Program Pieces: Humoresque Chorus Minuet 1 Allegro Rhody Twinkle
Attached are parts for a string trio (2 violins and cello) arrangement for Jingle Bells for beginning sightreaders. The second violin part place a g natural on the e string, but otherwise violin fingerings stick to A / D major tapes. The cello part is slightly more complex. Jingle_Bells_parts jingle_score
Attached is the Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer arrangement for string trio (2 violins and cello) for mixed group class this week. It is scored for beginning sight readers using the A and D major finger placements / tapes for the violins. The melody line can be sight-read by students reading notes on the
The Suzuki Method is based on the combination of a weekly private lesson and group classes. The group classes serve to motivate and inspire students of all levels and ages. The class curriculum focuses on development and review of violin techniques relevant to students of all levels. In the group classes beginning students can
The first fall Suzuki group violin class is meeting on Sunday, September 14 at 4 p.m. in the Salon at MCMC. The class will run for about 45 minutes. All students are welcome. Parents can observe or chat with other parents in the parlor or drop off (but, if you are dropping off, please let
The Suzuki Method is based on the combination of a weekly private lesson and group classes. The group classes serve to motivate and inspire students of all levels and ages. The class curriculum focuses on development and review of violin techniques relevant to students of all levels and ages. In the group classes beginning
