Private Lessons & Group Classes
Violin, Viola, Cello & Early Childhood
Private Lessons
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Scheduled weekly at Orchestra Hall
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Teacher provides instruction, guidance, expertise, and support through all phases of development
Group Classes
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Scheduled weekly
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Enhance the learning process by offering the opportunity to play music with other musicians
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Review skills and repertoire
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Learn to watch and to follow a leader
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Prepare for solo and group performances
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Develop friendships that often continue as the students advance through the book levels and even into the FWYO orchestras
Home Practice
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Occurs daily
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Providing the opportunity to connect with your child through quality time
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Consistent effort instills confidence and leads to success
Parents
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Parents take an active role in the learning process
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Parent presence, attention and support at lessons, group classes, and during home practice are essential for success
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Parents do not need to know anything about music or the instrument prior to enrolling; however, a willingness to learn and provide the structure for daily practice and listening, as directed by the teacher is expected
Being a part of FWYO Suzuki is a long-term commitment. We plan to be here for you and your child, from Pre-Twinkle practice to Senior graduation!
EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC
Music & Movement is a 45-minute preparatory and exploration class. It is designed for infants through early elementary-aged children. Children will engage in listening, singing, movement, and play–creating a music foundation that enables a natural transition to formal music instruction. A parent or guardian must be present and participate with each child.
2024-2025 - Registration for Early Childhood Music is closed until further notice
FWYO SUZUKI FACULTY
Cello Theory & Aural Skills
CLASS SCHEDULE & CALENDAR
REGISTRATION
NEW STUDENTS
We ask new students to observe both private lessons and group lessons at our school before registering for lessons. Either before or after observing lessons, we ask that one or both parents attend an info session to learn more about the Suzuki Method and to ask questions of our faculty.