To some, Suzuki means a car; to others, it’s an electric keyboard. To Cynthia Man, a resident of northwest Las Vegas, it means hearing music played by young musicians. Man is the artistic director of ...

The Suzuki method of music instruction, developed in the 1940s by Japanese violinist Shinichi Suzuki, offers an entry point into learning an instrument for children as young as 2 and calls for parents ...

Children can learn to play an instrument before they even start school. That's the philosophy of the Suzuki method of teaching music. The child first learns to play music by hearing it, rather than ...

A Suzuki-method piano teacher for more than 30 years, Doris Koppelman always had an encouraging word and employed a variety of techniques to inspire and engage her pupils, some of whom were as young ...

The Suzuki method of music instruction, developed in the 1940s by Japanese violinist Shinichi Suzuki, offers an entry point into learning an instrument for children as young as 2 and calls for parents ...

Suzuki Method, the now ubiquitous music teaching book for violin, viola, cello, piano and many other instruments, was taught this week at the University of Montana School of Music, though its ...

Violinist Nick Kendall’s first instrument was a box of Wheatena. He would hold the empty cereal box under his chin, like he saw his parents doing. “My parents attempted to start me at 3 years old, but ...

Louise Behrend, a concert violinist who trained a generation of American teachers in the Suzuki method and whose standing as a musician helped the Japanese movement establish itself in the United ...