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Hilary Hahn Suzuki Violin Recordings
The International Suzuki Association, in conjunction with Alfred Music, is pleased to announce the highly anticipated recordings of the Suzuki Violin School, Volumes 1–3 by internationally renowned violinist, Hilary Hahn in collaboration with pianist Natalie Zhu.
The new recordings and the Suzuki Violin School International Editions are available as:
Violin Part Book, Piano Accompaniment Book, Violin Part Book & CD, and CD only. The recordings feature tracks that include violin and piano, as well as piano accompaniment only tracks for play-along purposes. They are now available for teaching and practice purposes in SmartMusic, available for digital download on alfred.com, and will soon be available on iTunes and Amazon.
Talent Education Journal Archive
From 1979-1989, Eiko and Masayoshi Kataoka self-published an English translation of the Talent Education Journal, published quarterly as the official publication of TERI in Matsumoto, Japan.
The TEJ contains articles by Dr. Suzuki, reports on concerts in Japan, contributions from the Japanese teachers, and usually an article from a parent or family in TERI. These journals are a treasure trove of information and inspiration.
The new
ISA Online Journal for July 2020.
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.
View The ISA JournalTERI Students Performing Works from the Suzuki Repertoire Online.
Dr. Ryugo Hayano, the President of TERI writes:
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, group lessons and concerts in Japan have had to be cancelled, and Suzuki teachers (TERI and elsewhere) are using various online methods to provide lessons to children. Here we present one of our recent TERI challenges: 42 TERI members made an online ensemble of Bach "Concerto for Two Violins” - a familiar piece at many Suzuki Method concerts - with string accompaniment.The ensemble members include not only the students from various parts of Japan but also students who have recently moved to New York.
This video was made by Mr. Masaharu Miyahara, a TERI Violin teacher living in Osaka, Japan. Please enjoy all the videos!
Lightly Row
Concerto for Two Violins in D minor BWV1043 played remotely by Japanese Suzuki children
Long Long Ago, played remotely by 91 Japanese Suzuki children
Suzuki Method Official Website in China
The ARSA has announced the establishment of the first Suzuki Method official website in China. The Information of Suzuki Method, Dr. Suzuki, ISA, ARSA, and Global Suzuki community can now be provided to the public in China through this official website: https://suzukihq.com.
Content of the website: List of trained teachers, certification received, Suzuki teacher training, information for parents/ students, announcements, news and Videos.
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