South Carolina
Suzuki Institute @ Furman
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Greenville, South Carolina, United States
Registration Closed. 98 Students enrolled!
UPDATES: ORCHESTRA MUSIC... See Music Page for repertoire excerpts.
Approved by the Suzuki Association of the Americas, the South Carolina Suzuki Institute @ Furman is a special week-long summer camp that provides an intensive musical experience for families with children who currently study an instrument through the Suzuki Method. The South Carolina institute offers activities for students, parents and teachers in a one-week session. Families enjoy attending the institute together and participating in a wide range of musical and enrichment activities. For teachers seeking Violin Bk 3 training, the institute offers Suzuki training for both prospective teachers who desire an introduction to the method and experienced teachers who wish to expand their knowledge and receive fresh inspiration. SAA-approved, our institute follows specific SAA guidelines in providing training for teachers and activities for students and parents. Learn more about the Suzuki method and teacher training guidelines: http://www.suzukiassociation.org/
In addition to the Suzuki curriculum of masterclasses, small technique classes and group classes, the 2009 institute offers:
- Special Artist Appearance! Scroll below....
- THEME: Dancing with Suzuki!
- SAA Teacher Training in Violin Book 3
- Supplemental Literature Classes for Adv. Students
- Improvisation Classes for All Intermediate and Advanced Students
- 2 Orchestra Levels and Advanced Chamber Ensemble
- Fiddling, Orff, Recitals, Parent/Teacher Lectures
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*SPECIAL PERFORMANCE* by William Preucil, Concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra and recording artist for the newly released Suzuki CD project.
The names Suzuki and Preucil are synonymous in the United States! William Preucil - Concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra and former first violinist of the Grammy Award winning Cleveland Quartet, began his violin instruction with his mother Doris Preucil, a pioneer in Suzuki method. He has worked with many of the greatest artist alive today and performed in the finest concert halls in the world but he maintains a deep devotion to his roots and a commitment to mentoring young string students. Mr. Preucil is also the recording artist for the new Suzuki Violin CD project. The first four volumes are complete and the fifth volume due for release in fall 2009.
Sponsored by Bernhardt House of Violins, the South Carolina Suzuki Institute is delighted William Preucil will make a “Special Appearance” performing several works including Suzuki selections. Furman University is honored that he serves as our very own “Distinguished Visiting Professor of Violin.”
Read “Interview with William Preucil, Jr.” in the fall American Suzuki Journal, Volume 36 #4.
