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The Suzuki Association of the Americas (SAA) is proud to announce a new partnership with:
Alfred Music, Fons, and MakeMusic Cloud
This collaboration brings forth exclusive membership-only offers designed to meet all your studio needs, including access to discounted core learning materials, flexible studio management software, and an interactive learning platform supporting the Suzuki core curriculum. Stay tuned for more details on how to access these exclusive offers and transform your studio teaching experience with the SAA!
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We are excited to share our 2024 Impact Report! Thank you to ALL of our community members for making this year so special!
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| ASJ Summer Photo Submissions! |
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Share your summer musical adventures with us! We’d love to feature your photos in the American Suzuki Journal or other SAA publications. Showcase a student, a fun teaching activity, a big concert, your Suzuki events, or anything musical or teaching related! For the cover of the ASJ, photos need to be from a real camera, not just a smartphone (at least 300 dpi). For other images, we prefer photos from real cameras, but smartphone photos can work. If you have any questions, please reach out to Andrew Braddock at editor@suzukiassociation.org
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In case you missed it, be sure to read through the latest updates about Membership Fees. If you renew by August 31, you’ll keep your current membership rate for another year. Renew today, and learn more below!
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New Publication in the ISA Online Archive
Memories of Matsumoto from Suzuki Graduates and Pioneers
The ISA commissioned TERI Violin Graduate and SAA Teacher-Trainer Amanda Schubert the daunting task of collecting and creating a permanent archive of written memories and photos from Suzuki teachers around the world who were fortunate to attend and graduate from the then-named Talent Education Institute (now known as TERI) in Matsumoto, under the tutelage of Dr. Suzuki and the other trainers at the school in cello, flute, guitar, oboe, piano and violin.
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ENCUENTRO NACIONAL DE GUITARRA SUZUKI
El pasado viernes 7 de junio se llevó a cabo en Argentina el “Encuentro Nacional de Guitarra Suzuki”, donde alrededor de un centenar de estudiantes de guitarra, profesores y familias disfrutaron juntos de ensayos, actividades sociales y un concierto final. El evento fue organizado en el Conservatorio de Música Gilardo Gilardi, de La Plata, por la maestra Manuela Iparraguirre, quien también dirigió el ensamble. El repertorio incluyó obras de los volúmenes Suzuki, música folklórica argentina y latinoamericana, blues y música antigua. En el evento participaron estudiantes de diferentes partes de Argentina y Perú. Los docentes que asistieron con sus alumnos fueron Dolores Socorro Querevalú (Piura, Perú), Ivanna González Hidalgo (Tucumán, Argentina), Soledad Legaspi y Enrique Gule (San Lorenzo, Argentina), Carla Carbone (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Diego Palavecino (Pergamino, Argentina), Diana Chagalj y Javier Rapoport (La Plata, Argentina).
El sábado, alumnos y profesores participaron de una “Suzukiada” (lección grupal con juegos) organizada por EstíMusical, instituto argentino especializado en el Método Suzuki y dirigido por Marina Tanzola, en coordinación con Manuela Iparraguirre.
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ENCONTRO NACIONAL DE VIOLÃO SUZUKI
No dia 7 de junho aconteceu na Argentina o “Encontro Nacional de Violão Suzuki”. Cerca de cem estudantes de violão, professores e famílias desfrutaram juntos de ensaios, atividades sociais e um concerto final. O evento foi organizado no Conservatório de Música Gilardo Gilardi, em La Plata, pela professora Manuela Iparraguirre, que também dirigiu o conjunto. No repertório, peças do repertório Suzuki, música folclórica argentina e latino-americana, blues e música antiga. Estudantes de diferentes partes da Argentina e do Peru participaram do evento. Os professores que compareceram com seus alunos foram Dolores Socorro Querevalú (Piura, Peru), Ivanna González Hidalgo (Tucumán, Argentina), Soledad Legaspi e Enrique Gule (San Lorenzo, Argentina), Carla Carbone (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Diego Palavecino ( Pergamino, Argentina), Diana Chagalj e Javier Rapoport (La Plata, Argentina).
Durante o sábado, foi organizada uma “Suzukiada” (aula coletiva com jogos) com professores e alunos, atividade conduzida pelo Instituto EstíMusical, um espaço argentino especializado no Método Suzuki, dirigido por Marina Tanzola, em coordenação com Manuela Iparraguirre.
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On Saturday May 25th, 2024, Canadian Suzuki teachers made history.
On that day, Suzuki Music/Musique Canada held its first Annual General Meeting, on Zoom in both official Canadian languages, French and English, with teachers attending from coast to coast.
Eight founding members were elected to this new Board, representing five Canadian provinces. The newly elected board will be working on exciting projects while continuing discussions with the SAA as representatives of the Canadian Suzuki community.
Le samedi 25 mai 2024, les professeurs Suzuki canadiens ont écrit une page d’histoire. Ce jour-là, Suzuki Music/Musique Canada a tenu sa première assemblée générale annuelle, sur Zoom, dans les deux langues officielles du Canada, le français et l’anglais, avec la participation de professeurs d’un océan à l’autre.
Huit membres fondateurs ont été élus à ce nouveau conseil, représentant cinq provinces canadiennes. Le conseil nouvellement élu travaillera sur des projets passionnants tout en poursuivant les discussions avec la SAA en tant que représentants de la communauté Suzuki canadienne.
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