The phrase "can you hear the world's smallest violin playing just for you?" is thought to have first appeared on an episode of TV show M*A*S*H in 1978, and usually mocks overly dramatic complaints ...

Ivy Krause, 5, focuses on the music during Marshall Magnet Elementary School's Suzuki violin concert in Heritage Square on Thursday, May 8. A total of 170 students in kindergarten, first and ...

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 ...

“It was a winner, and it has been ever since,” Precuil said. Setting up musical roots in Iowa City Preucil introduced a Suzuki violin program in 1963 and the student requests came pouring in.

In post-WW2 Japan, musician Shinichi Suzuki developed a new method of teaching the violin - which would spread around the world. Brothers Hideya and Toshiya Taida were two of the first students to ...

The Suzuki Method is one of the most popular approaches to learning the violin, thanks to its structured curriculum and emphasis on listening, repetition, and parental involvement. If you're a violin ...

Directed by Lisa Deakins, the Suzuki method of study emphasizes an early beginning and strong ear training skills. The students pictured all started playing the violin at a young age and are ...

(First of three parts) The Suzuki method is amazing,” Sr. Marie Vincent Llamzon told legendary music educator Carmencita. Arambulo in 1977. “The piano technique I taught you in college can be ...