“Music is the language of the heart without words.” – Shinichi Suzuki
The Suzuki philosophy is based on the concept that all children can succeed in music when provided with the right environment, great teaching, and parental support. Early music reading is an important part of the Conservatory’s approach, and our Suzuki students learn through listening, imitation, and repetition.
The group class reinforces what is learned in the private lesson, builds ensemble skills, and creates a nurturing musical community that motivates the student to practice at home. The basics of chamber music and orchestral playing start here!
Each member of our Suzuki faculty is a recognized professional musician who has undertaken the rigorous additional training to qualify as a Suzuki teacher. We accept only the most skilled and experienced musicians to teach in our Suzuki program.
SUZUKI PROGRAM
Additional Information
To view our calendar and group class schedule, please visit the Calendar page.
To schedule a meeting, contact our Suzuki Coordinator, Silvia Grendze at silvia@musiced.org | 914-761-3900
The Music Conservatory of Westchester does not discriminate in its employment, enrollment, programs and/or activities on the basis of race, ethnicity, disability (subject to reasonable accommodation), age, national origin, gender or sexual orientation.
The Music Conservatory of Westchester does not discriminate in its employment, enrollment, programs and/or activities on the basis of race, ethnicity, disability (subject to reasonable accommodation), age, national origin, gender or sexual orientation.
