# Suzuki Method
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The suzuki method is a mid-20th-century music curriculum and teaching method created by Japanese violinist and pedagogue Shinichi Suzuki. The method claims that anyone who has the capacity to acquire fluency in their native language can learn to play music to a high degree of excellence if given the right environment.
== Background ==
The suzuki method was conceived in the mid-20th century by Shinichi Suzuki, a Japanese violin salesman.
True Green Irish: Joanna Clare
Joanna Clare started her violin quite young on rather standard Suzuki method fare, but along the way Irish music captured her, both as a dancer & as a fiddler. And along the way, new Irish tunes began flowing out of Joanna's fiddle. Though she is a Philadelphia-based material science/engineer by da…
Kangaroo Water Park
If you like smoothies then you'll love this new episode of Noodle Loaf. It's got mangoes (rhythm games), bananas (singing) and freshly squeezed orange juice (mad-lib style story games). Press play and take a gulp!
Our Clap It Back game gives you and your family a chance to learn rhythmic phrases…
#81: Ani Aznavoorian, Part II - 2020 Summer Festival
Ani Aznavoorian began playing the cello at age 3 with one of America’s most beloved teachers in the Suzuki Method of musical instruction. In part 2 of our conversation with her, Ani talks about how Gilda Barston created an atmosphere of joyful engagement and community among her young students in Ch…
#031: A Chat About Classical Guitar, Suzuki Method and Other Beginner Methods feat. John César
In this podcast episode, we’re going to have a chat with classical guitarist John César and we’re going to discuss the classical guitar, beginner guitar teaching methods, and especially the Suzuki Method and how you can use it in your teaching. John shares with us the lessons he learned from his ow…
Andrew Pudewa Discusses Learning Differences in Boys & Girls, Part 2
Continuing from the prior episode, Institute for Excellence (IEW) Founder and Principal Speaker, Andrew Pudewa, shares from one of his audience's most requested presentations: differences in boys and girls and how this impacts their learning. Grounded in science with real-world application for scho…
Violinist Jim Butler
It was a reunion and birthday celebration wrapped up into one May 7 as longtime Suzuki Method violin instructor Jim Butler was celebrated during a special recital at Church of the Resurrection in Battle Creek. Joining Butler were more than 30 current and past students who played nearly two dozen pi…
Mikrodot
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Join the conversation with dubstep producer Mikrodot! In this episode, he takes us through his musical journey - from learning violin at a young age to getting into electronic music production and fo…
Unraveling the Art of Learning with Andrew Pudewa
Andrew Pudewa is the founder and director of the Institute for Excellence in Writing and a father of seven. Traveling and speaking worldwide, he addresses teaching, writing, thinking, spelling, and music issues with clarity, insight, practical experience, and humor.
Although Andrew Pudewa is a…
Exploring the Parallels Between Classical Music and Effective Communication...DTH Episode 224 with Mary Beth Bryant
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Exploring the Parallels Between Classical Music and Effective CommunicationFriends, today, we’re stepping into the world of classical music—a world filled with passion, dedication, and the pursuit of perfection. But it's als…
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