Pre-twinklePop goes the weasel
Flower song
Monkey song
Violin
Twinkle variations & theme
Lightly row
Song of the wind
O come little children
Allegro
Etude
Hunter's Chorus
Two Grenediers
Gavotte in G minor
Seitz Concerto no. 5 st mvt.
Vivaldi a minor 2nd mvt.
Cello
Marcello sonata in E minor, Allegro
Humoreque/ Dvorak
Scherzo/Webster
Witches Dance/Paganini
Musette/Bach
Minuet in C/Bach
Etude/Suzuki
Mary Zuki's Blues ( variation on Twinkle)
Welcome to the Sherwood Suzuki & Preparatory Strings Program Blog! It is my hope that parents and students will find this page helpful in keeping informed as to the goings on at our school. It is also my aspiration that this blog serve as a community space where parents and students can share thoughts, experiences, ideas and more. Let the blogging begin!
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
next parent's education class.
The next parent class for the semester is this Saturday, March 5th, from 10:00-10:30 in the conference room. All parents are invited to attend. The topic will be "Is my child learning too slow, or too fast?"
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Upcoming Events Calendar
- Febuary 20th: String Fest
- Febrauary 27th 4:00PM: Suzuki Piano Department performance
- March 21-26: No regularly scheduled classes or lessons run this week. May be used for make-ups.
- May 21st, 3:00PM: Suzuki string department performance
- Febrauary 27th 4:00PM: Suzuki Piano Department performance
- March 21-26: No regularly scheduled classes or lessons run this week. May be used for make-ups.
- May 21st, 3:00PM: Suzuki string department performance
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Parents as Partners Online- Video Inspiration for Suzuki Parents
Parents as Partners Online
is a series of online videos for Suzuki parents and teachers that
address Suzuki-related topics, such as practice tips, parent-child
relationships, philosophy, listening, motivation and more! This resource
from The Suzuki Association of the Americas will be available through
June 30th.
Please contact Mr. Aki, or your private lesson teacher to register to share new ideas on Suzuki-related topics. For more information, please click here.
Please contact Mr. Aki, or your private lesson teacher to register to share new ideas on Suzuki-related topics. For more information, please click here.
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Suzuki Summer String Camp 2016
The Suzuki Summer String Camp will run from July 11-15, 2016. Registration is open and already several students signed up. We hope to see many students in this year’s summer camp!
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Suzuki Summer String Camp 2016 - Mark your calendars!
The Suzuki Summer String Camp will run from July 11-15, 2016.
Registration will open in mid-January. We hope to see many students
participate again this year!
Thursday, December 3, 2015
String Fest 2016 registration is now open!
String
Fest is a positive opportunity for string students between the ages of
4–18 to meet other string players and perform publicly.
Each participant will be assigned to a recital according to level, and family and friends are invited to attend. Participant evaluations will be presented by adjudicators during the recital and each performer will receive a certificate of accomplishment. Applications due January 20, 2016. Click here to learn more!
Each participant will be assigned to a recital according to level, and family and friends are invited to attend. Participant evaluations will be presented by adjudicators during the recital and each performer will receive a certificate of accomplishment. Applications due January 20, 2016. Click here to learn more!
Festival Date: Saturday, February 20, 2016
Applications Due: January 20, 2016 (No extensions to the deadline will be made.)
Festival Categories/ Fees
Solo Participant: $28
Chamber Ensemble (Duo, Trio, Quartet): $40 for the entire group
Festival Levels
Group I: 2 or fewer years of study
Group II: 3-5 years of study
Group III: 6-7 years of study
Group IV: 8 or more years of study
Divisions
Elementary (ages 4-12)
High School (ages 13-18)
Repertoire RequirementsElementary (ages 4-12)
High School (ages 13-18)
Participants must perform two contrasting pieces. Movements from a multi-movement work (such as a sonata) should be counted as separate selections. Total performance time should not exceed 6 minutes for Groups I & II, and 10 minutes for Groups III & IV.
Questions? Call 312.369.3150. Interested in volunteering? Please contact Martine Benmann at mbenmann@colum.edu.
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