Studio Overview

We offer lessons in Suzuki violin, viola, piano and singing as well as Music for Young Children classes (the latter both at home and in daycares or preschools).

We try to group students of similar age and repertoire level together in order to create master classes. Each child has their individual lesson, but also observes the other(s) that come before or after them. In this manner, we find that students progress much more rapidly.

As an integral part of our individual instrumental lesson program, we include group lessons which occur two to three times a month during the school year. In these lessons we focus on ensemble playing, theory and listening skills, reinforcing solid techniques with review and simply giving the young musicians a chance to enjoy themselves with friends who do the same thing as they do.

Regular concerts keep musical performance at its best. In recognition of this, we strive to schedule concerts several times during the year. Locales could be community oriented (performing in a senior residence, hospital or for fundraising events), intimate (such as a solo recital) or formal (year-end concert).

We believe, just as Shinichi Suzuki did, that Every Child can learn music, as well as any human for that matter, be they young or old. Music is a universal language and the effects of learning it are far-reaching in life.

Our home studio space is apart from the living space in the house. We have a separate entrance and bathroom for our students and their families, as well as an area where siblings can relax, do homework or play quietly during lesson times.

To find out more about the studio, visit Policy, Suzuki Method and Biographies.