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International Suzuki Journal June 2023

The new ISA Online Journal for June 2023

Use the link below to access all the articles, news and pictures from Suzuki regions around the world. Many thanks to all our contributors for this latest edition.

In this issue:

  • Third International Teacher Trainer Convention in Matsumoto
  • The ISA Board Welcomes back Martin Rüttimann
  • ISA Hosts Media Archive on the ISA Website
  • Website Updates from Alfred Music Publishing
  • Sanchie Bobrow Interviews Hina Khuong-Huu
  • Spotlight on Calvin Alexander
  • Linda Fiore Interviews Sirena Huang
  • We mourn the loss of Carmencita Guanzon Arambulo
  • Korea Suzuki Association Hosts In-Person Events
  • Taiwan Talent Education Association hosts SECE Concert
  • Three Days at Spring Suzuki Workshop Ukraine
  • British Suzuki Music Association Gala Concert, Royal Albert Hall, April 2023
  • Suzuki Talent Education Association of Australia Hosts Sydney Suzuki Festival
  • Check out the most recent episode of “From the Top”
  • Suzuki in Action: The Man and His Dream to Teach the Children of the World with Eri Hotta
  • Suzuki Cello Pedagogue Rick Mooney Has Passed Away

View The June 2023 ISA Journal

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